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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-13

LADIES UNDERwEAR.-LEVY BROTHERS are
the largest manufacturers Of this article I'm this
State They have had all of their hands busily en-
ployed for the past four weeks, and can now show
the largest stock Of LADIES' UNDERWEAR in this
c'y. As the material used In the manufacture OF
the garments was purchased before the advance In
price, they are enabled TO offer this stock at Old
prices. Ladies will find IL 10 their Advantage 10
purchase at once, thereby saving 20 per ceIa.
GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER AT SHORT NOTICE.
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WEATHER REPORT,

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Middle
States, light local rains, cooler and partly
cloudy weather, stationary or slight rise fol-
lowed by falling barometer, and south to
west winds, becoming variable on Friday.
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AEENE.THREAD.


LlCHTEN STEIN &s-ssyssxgos
LIZ SONS, S1~HSsS
corner Seventeenth aud Franklin streets,
RICHMOND. VA.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERSIN
NETS.
sElNES and TWINE.
COTTON ROPLS-ali sizes:
PATgNT ana SOFT SElNE.TWINE,
LlNFS. YAWklNG,
CORKS,
CORK WOOD. &C. &C.
rie Soie importers OF N-BRAN ID SEINE
THREAD warranted 10 give perfect satisfaciionl,
aha importers Of other brands.
Dealers aud fishermen invited 70 call. no29
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EMMETT WILMER BRETON. ND,
BALTisDHE, wRI yEs
lhaye used CodeD's LIEBfG's LIQriD TxTR cr
OF BEEF in nv practice. As tonic In consur,p.
ton, debility. weakness, anemia, chrosls. &C.. il
cdnnet be shppGssed.
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MASONIC NOTICE-The men, q.
NI bers Of HENRICO UNION LODGE. NIX
No. lSO, are rtguesl el 10 attend csiedI
meeting THIS MORNING ~ 9 O'Clock al MaSonS
Us1 on TweGiy-hnh street. to ray the last sac
iribute Of eet TO deceased brother, CHARL
l.. Ross.
ny order Of The ". ".
WILLIAM WILSON. Secretary.
FERRUARY 13. A. l.. $3.50. 4. ID. 1880.
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MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem-~ e.
vi hers OF DOVE LODGE. No. 81, A. Xxx
g. aud A. NJ, will attend a stated commune
cation Of th,ir Lodge ~ -. Alhans Hail corner
Wsin and Third streets on THIS friday EVE
NING. February 18Th. al O'Clock. Members of
seicr lodges and iran eut breth en- fIatcrnally in-
ylted. -
Ey arler Of the W. NJ. b. T. AUGUST,
f. iS-lt Secretary.
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Police CoURT.-The following cases were
disposed OF yesterday by Justice Crutch.
field:
James Kain, for assaulting and abusing
II. III. Saunders. Dismissed.
Anderson Vaughn (colored), for stealing
one lot OF railroad iron, the property OF the
Richmond and Danvile Railroad Company.
Twenty laShes.
Laura Gatewood (colored), for being
drunk and using indecent language on the
street. jailed for three months.
George Wilson and Richard StOckdale,
for vagrancy, were discharged.
Abram Dean (coloredl, for stealing one lot
Of raw cotton from the Richmond and Dan
vile railroad depot. Discharged.
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81. ELLYsCN " co., advertising agents, insert nc 4.
yertisenents ia all of the newspapers OF the Unise
SLn.es st publishers rates. Orders left at the Dls
patch counting room will receive prompt att.p
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When you wish to take Cod-Liyer OH use the
Emulsion made by PURCELL. LADD & co. with
Hypopho,phites of Lime and Soda. Price, Doc.
For sale 10y all druggists.
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THE SUNDAY LAVA meeting of citi-
Zens was held at sanger Halle last evening
to consider the propriety Of having a mass.
meeting in opposition to the meeting an
nOunced for tonight mt Mozart Hall. Mr.
John Gr9me presided and Mr. b. Has el
acted as secretary. The question OF hold
Ing the meeting was referred to commit
tee.
Ahiournpd
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6hyE MONEY ny having your printing done st.b,
DISPATCH PRINrING-HOUsE. Good work, low
prices. and satisfaction 2uarsRteed.
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Z. WHTTLOcK, 1445 Main street, manufacturer
Of eighteen different brands of line Cigars. Seud
for price-ist.
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FURNITURE.

cPECIAL OTlCE.-ON EAsYn
y TERMS AND PAYMENTS. fWE<TIH
SUITS OF PARL0R AND CHAMBER FUR. ~
NirURE.--Jnst received, ehe largest AMI best
assortment OF PafOr Suits ever before offered ~ tue
civ at prices not equaled by any, fui line OF Wal-
nuI aud Poplar SUITS, sdelOards, bookcases, hat
Racks--Q Queen, Fast Lake, aud other st) les, Fancy
Easy and Folding Chairs, for Christmas presents.
Our stock Is full In every particular. IL VIII be ~
y0nr interest 10 call. u. GATHRiGHf sON..
deA ~ 0oYerne1 Stest
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soMhrHTSG NIcE.-PIzzTSI fas FRESH CREAM.
ED wALSCTs and PEcANs.
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AGRAND Picnic smoke tor the holidays. For
sale everywhere Only Sc.
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WHITLocK's &c. KEY WEST CIGAR has. no su.
perior. Beware Of limitations
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For 4 real GOOD lOc. CIGAR take WmTLoCKy
MODEL. II has no equal.
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For Coughs, Colds, and Consumption, use PUR-
CELL, LADD & CO.'S Emulsion of Cod-Liyer OH
with HypOrhosphltes of Lime and SOFA. Price.
50c. For sale by all druggists
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Brief Hems.-Justice Gentry Issued naii
a dozen warrants yesterday for the arres! Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-13

For A GOOD, RELIABLE SMOKE try the PIC.
MIC CIGAR.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS. Ports
mouth Insurance Company rs. Reynolds.
Petition for rchearing denied.
Rose and wife rs. Sharpess g. Son. Put
on privileged docket.
Gray ard ais. as. Stuart d Palmer. Ap-
peal allowed and SUperSedeGS awarded to
decree OF the Circuit Court OF Washing
ton county, pronounced 24'h January, 1880.
Taylor rs. Southern Mutual Insurance
Company. From the Circuit Court of Frank
lin county. Reversed, Judge MOncure, de-
livering the opinion Judge Anderson not
concurring, and in this case Judge Buiks
Gid not sit.
Shelton rs. Ficklen. trustee. From the
Circuit Court Of Fredericksburg~ Re-
versed, judge Christian delivering the
opinion; Judges Burks and Staples dissent
ing.
Teny rs. POwelPs administrator. From the
Circuit Court OF Franklin county. Affirm
ed, Judge Anderson delivering the opin-
ion. Judge Burks did not sit.
Simmons rs. Jamison. From the Circuit
Court of Danville. Reversed, Judge sta
pies delivering the opinion.
Carter, &C., as. Grants administrators.
From the Hastings Court OF the city OF
Richmond. Affirmed, Judge Burks deliv-
erng the opinion.
Shumate Us. Hume's administrator Dis
missed.
BattaIe r.. Maryland Hospital for Insane.
Dismissed.
Hughes rs. Harvey. Dismissed.
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Call at PiZzTNI's for FRESH CREAMED ENG =
LIsH wALSUTS and TEXAS PECANs. They are
i I.ii
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ENCU RSION.

RoUxD-TRIp TICKETS ONLY FIVE DOLLARS.
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TIE R0TUNDA PIdHr,

circulated for a day or two past and bee
signed by hundreds of'the. properly y-owners
business and professional nsenof the city
TIE R0TUNDA pIeHr.
The special committee n the Hons
charged with the investigations OF This sob
iect have been inquiring nof spIy into tb
light and matters intimately cobnetfed Will
", but yesterday hear d seyeriI WITNESSES a,
to the refusal OF Acting Poijte-Jusiic,
| Cfutchfeld 10 turn over to The D3orkeepel
the two gentlemen who were his lhe Door.
( keeDer's) prisoners, as claimed
When Justice Crutchfeld was examining
the parties at the Police Court The Sergeant.
alarms OF the House demanded that they
be turned over to him. This Justice CrutclI-
field declined to do, and disposed. OF the
case, so far as the assault was concerned.
This seems 10 bave aroused some indigna.
ton, and the facts are TO be laid before The
House.
On motion OF Mr.. Gibson, the House yes
terday authorized this committee 10 sit du-
ring the sessions, and to send for persons
and papers.
NEW COUNTY.
The House OF Delegates yesterday passed
bill authorizing the formation Of the
NNN''j VI t'iNhfnNbi ilOlu Idlbc Va IkuSStil,
Wise, and Buchanan.
As TO ADJOURNMENT.
IL seems generally understood among Re-
adiusters that the present session OF the
General Assembly will be terminated by
them on March 18th. That will nake about
ninety days, exclusive Of the christmas
holidays.
VENTILATION OF THE HALL.
The work of putting in the tubes or pipes
to ventiIate the ball Oi the House was COM
menced yesterday, and will be prosecuted
as fast as possible. The carpenters work
Is being done by Mr.. Thomas, and the con-
tract for furnishing the galvanized iron
pipes has been given to G. & A. Bargamin.
SUNDAY LIQUOR LAVA GRAND MASS
MEETING TO-NTGHT AT MOZART HALL
BISHOP KEANE, DR.. CURRY, AND JUDGE
OULD TO SPEAK.-In compliance with the
call signed by many OF our leading citizens
and published in yesterdays Dispatch,
grand masS-meeting OF citizens who are in
favor OF the maintenance Of the existing
Sunday liquor laws will be held at Mozart
Hall tonight.
Judge Ould, Bishop Keane, and DR.. Cur
ry have consented to speak, ard will cer-
tainly address the meeting.
Thomas w. McCance, Esq. will preside,
and the following gentlemen, who have
been appointed yce-plesdenls, are re-
quested 10 take seats on the platform: b. &.
Gray, John Purcell, w. III. HaXall, Nv.
Randolph, James Thomas. Jr, John A. Cur
It's, Colonel John b. Cary, George J. Hoop
er, Henry BOdeker, II. B. TaIiaferro, w. J.
YarhrOugh, William II, Williams, A, B
Goodman, Captain l.. j. BossieuX, j.
Thompson Brown, Colonel c. j. Anderson,
Z. ID. Christian, Hon. John L. Massey, &.
'. Clash. Thomas Potts, Thomas Branch,
V. llechler, Jr., Frank g. Rufiin, J. l..
Williams, Dr.. ii. w. Davis, G. X. Barks-
dale. W j. Johnson, Il. C.. Wherry, Jr.,
George \. Haynes. J. p. Yancey, II. 4. At
kinson, L. ID. Taylor. John Hunter, Jr., W.
+. Tanner, Leroy s. Edwards, T. II. Elicit,
John Booker. Charles X. Skinker. &. +.
WingO, :. a. Ellison, William B. Pleasants,
James L. Vaughan, T. w. Tgnor, and G.
p. Rady.
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BARBERj.
DROFESS0R LONGS
l. TONsORIAL EMPORlUM,'
No. gO2 EAST MAIN STREET.

Assisted by 9rtlstic BARRIERS, and the appoint
ments OF a conplete and eleasnt establishments he
IS prepared 10 render every service In his line OF
business. A., .,
Ladies attended AT their residences and the CUT
TING OF CuILDREN's II AIR a specially.
RAZDRS SHARPENED.
rull llne of daily and illustrated papers on hand.
CHARLES LOxG,
fe 9-Iw The Professor"
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rysrRiN,E STATEMENTS.

cTATEMENr OF INTEREST, RE-
SCEfPTS, AND DEATH-LO. rs OF the
NORTH WESTF RN MutLAL LlFElNsUk-
ANCE COMPANY SINCE ORGANIZATION
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RICHMOND AND ALLsGHANY RAILROAD Co, }
OFFICE THIRTEENTH AND MAIN. I
RICHMOND, VA. February IL, 1880.

, HIVHRIOND' va. FVITuaT} IZ' ItbU' J
A OPPORTUNITY WILL BE GIVEN
All e,,iIll ll O'Clock y. Al. OF The l7h instant 10
e. s't,AensOf Nirginis desiring 10 subscribe 10 a
can. ns " tloOO.g00 now being raised towards the
Cyd}Itssssneion OF the RICHMOND AND ALLIE
"nnAAf RAILROAD.
.DasbENfokT a 60. are authorized 10 receive
r,s1tHsrd the subscriptions. which Will be taken
s,s precisely the same terIs that given 10 The
Particulars
heeeipis o. the James River aud Kanawha Com
pshy Ye ~ settlement Of rs debts will Do tai
as ,1 easb. Non.residents OF Richmond who mail
,n ,hsn applications before the date fixed will have
'nsf applications entered as Of da,eof mailing.
II l3-ot ". G. PARSONS. Wee President.
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FAY-BRADDON COMBINATION.
GRAND SPIRITUAL ENTERTAINMENT

GRAND SPIRITUAL ENTERTAINMENT
IN FULL GAS.LIGHT.
This Is thc strongest spiritualistc organization
unN before tGe public. The company consists Oi
Miss Anus Eva Fay Pr0fr, sOr Crooks celebrated
galyOnOmcter; Medium Professor {. {. Braddon,
the English suiTiiuaiisiic orator; and tie noted
Phv-ical Medium. J. /. Williams.
The following are some Of lie rests that usually
take pace ln presence Of these mediums: 4 table
lscs four 10 five feet ard floats in mid-air Spirit
hands and faces are plainly seen aud recognized by
,hcr friends. MANY communications are usually
received and recognized by friends in the audience
Flowers are brought aud passed To the audience by
hands plainly seen. \ guitar is PLAYED and passed
around the room by he invisible power. Bells are
rung. harDe are played. &c.
For particulars. see descriptive programmes.
Doors Open al 81 T. NJ: commence NJ 8 L. NJ.
Carriages may be ordered at IO}. Il. NJ.
fe 1929
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MISS MAUDE DALE

WONDERS OF PRESTIDIGITATION. WON
DERS OF MAGNETISM, WONDERS OF
SPIRIT UALISM, WONDERS OF
ME- CHANlSMi
Til, entertainment Is pronounced 10y both press
aBd public the most refined aud amusing entertain
msnt ever Dlcsfuted.
Admission. 80 cents: children 25 cents. No ex-
ira charge for secured seats at JOHEs1ONs and Of
Zee Of Theatre. f. 1885,
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FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY ls, 1880.

not to amend the charter as asked has been
circulated fora day or two past and been
signed by hundreds orthe properly
business and professional nseii,0f the city.
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

EOR RENT. a HANDSOME NEW -
H LY-FfTrFD i,P STORE. with dwelling ~
above. No. 533 MaiB street. ieiwetD y Fitecnfb ana
seventeenth streets one Oi ih" best stands iof any
kind Of 5nslness. Rent reasonable. Apply 10 RO-
BERT u. LYME. 1912, or JOSEPH sTEAUsE,
Id > Main street f. 3.eodlm
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IRON EsIITERS.

STRENGTH. HAPPINESS
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RoOk AND JOB WORK NEATLY Ex
a1,,snspTkD AT TIE DISPATCH PRINTING
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DICHMOND THEATRE.

Tie f. iOuable event Of the season. First appear
aHce IN thl, city of the w0rld-fanOus
ANNA EVA FAY
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-08
THE FIRE RECORD.

A Factory Burned-Fight Between
 Rival Fire COmpanIes-Other Losses.
 PATERSON, N. J., March "A fire occurred yesterday at the Danforth Locomotive Works, and the locomotive building was laid in ruins
 The buildings burned consisted of black smith shop for heavy work, 1O0x40, with an extension j; the locomotive erection shop, two stories, in which were two finished locomo- tives, several nearly completed and number in various processes of construction the To- comotive building shops proper, about 50 by 150 feet, four stories, in which various parts of the machinery were made. All the above were brick and stone and very substantially built. The tools and machinery were of the best description, and very costly. The build ings devoted to pulling silk and other ma chinery, also new three-story brick structure, for finishing locomotives, were saved. The fire was hardly under control when desperate fight ensued between the two rival engine companies From turning the hoses on each other and thereby break ing windows and causing other damage the members resorted to blows, and for some time there was considerable danger that the fire would again gain headway. The or ders of the Chief were laughed at, the police were defed, and one Alderman, who endeav- orsd to put stop to the fight by cutting the hose of one of the companies, received a se- were beating. It was not until one party was vanquished that the battle ended and order was restored. The fire has caused the great est excitement in Paterson, especially as the concern employed nearly one thousand men, of whom at least four hundred would be at once thrown out of employment in conse- quenoe of the stoppage of the largest and most important part of the business. An am nouneement made by the company shortly af- ter the fire was received with the greatest de light. This was to the effect that all hands should report for work on Monday morning,
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-08
NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.
The Young Repubiicans-OppOs t
 Grant and RIafnes

The Young Republicans-OppOse to
 Grant and Rlafnes
 BOSTON March 7.-The t'young Republi- cans'' of this State met here yesterday, and elected Harvey N. Shepard, of East Boston, president, and G. W. Wiggins, of Franklin, and John A. Bennett, of Boston, secretaries. The committee on credentials reported twenty clubs represented by forty nine members. An effort was made to obtain the sense of the convention on Presidential preferences, but the motion was tabled by unanimous vote. set of resolutions was offered opposing the nomination of the ex-President or of James G. Blaine, since many considerations will lead a large portion of the Republican party to vote against either. They declare that a man like President Hayes should be gladly supported. They indorse the principles of the Independent Republican Committee of New York, and of the National Independent Republican League of Philadelphia. The resolutions further urge the establishment of public service on the basis of intelligence and good conduct, the maintenance of specie pay ments, the passage of laws depriving green backs of their legal tender quality, the man agement by States of their own affairs, the enforcement of all national laws, and the maintenance of equal rights throughout the country. Colonel Hopkins, of Worcester, opposed the candidacy of both the ex-Presi- dent and Blaine, and this sentiment was ech- oed by other speakers. Several speakers made an effort to have the resolution relative to the ex-President and Blaine stricken out, and Senator Crocker moved to that effect, but it was lost by vote of 23 to "A. motion indorsing MT. Edmunds was also lost. An ex- ecutive committee at large was appointed. The convention then adjourned
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-08
TELEGRAPRlC JOTTINGs.

The hundred-ton gun aboard the new Ital- ian ironclad Duilio burst yesterday, wounding ten men. The vessel was uninjured.
 Galbraith's spinning mills in Glasgow have been burned, and 1000 spindles were destroy ed, causing damage to the amount of $50, GOO. Two lives were lost.
 The warehouse of Messayerus, National lE Co.,, in Paris, was partially destroyed by fire yesterday, doing damage to the extent of two million francs.
 An international exhibition of dogs under the patronage of Prince Karl of Prussia will be opened in Berlin May 25. Twelve hun dred dogs are entered.
 Mrs. R. B. Hayes arrived in Columbus O., Saturday night, and is the guest of Gene, al Metcalfe. About 15O of her old friends called to see her Saturday night. Mrs. Hayes goes to Chilicothe this morning.
 Heartrending accounts have been received rom Armenia. Fifty-two persons have already died from starvation in Van alone. Thousands are endeavoring to emigrate to the neighboring Persian provinces, but the roads are covered deep with snow and many have perished on the journey.
 M. Daubourg, a French engineer, claims that he has devised means for transporting large vessels over isthmuses, however deep, and an experiment is shortly to be made at Argentuil by lifting ship of 1000 tons from the river Seine and taking it on rails to anoth CT point on the river.
 Accounts of extreme agitation in Poland re- ceived by the Vatican and the abnormal con- dition of Russia have moved Leo XIII to send special instructions to the Catholic bishops to exert their utmost power to prevent Catholics from taking part in any plots or political con- plications.
 The London Standard this morning, in refer ence to the United States claim for a prepon- derating influence in the Panama canal, says this pretension the British Government is bound to match and if necessary resist. No more at Panama than at Suez can the pre- ponderating influence of another power be allowed to lay hands on the trade of England
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-08
8eal Gstate.
TO RENT.
FOR RENT.

 &4A FOUR ROOMS, connected and very desirable, #HN on Park street. new House Beers street, Anear Chapel, will bs completed about May 1st, and rented low to responsible persons. Another In the same location will be offered sale rent June 1st. A. WHEELER.
 mac If 115 Park Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-08
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

A Settlement with the Utess
 WASHINGTON, March 7.-The Ute chiefs and head men have signed an agreement to relin- quish their reservation lands and accept 160 acre allotments to each head of a family at three different specified points, if Congress agrees to thus settle with them, and accepts their reservation lands, giving them for the latter an annuity of $5o,0OO. There are about 4, GOO Utes. The cash cost of the treaty will be about quarter of million dollars aside from the annuity. They surrender about twelve million acres of land, the greater part of it mineral bearing and large part of it said to be very rich, which will become open to the miners and homestead seekers in the agricultural valleys. Captain Adams is here. and says he has no doubt that the Ute people will stand by the agreement of their chiefs, and this is also the opinion of the interpreter and other white men who are with the chiefs The bill authorizing the Interior Department to settle Indians on allotments to be held in severalty will probably be reported on Monday. Yesterdays work completes the Ute busi ness, about which Secretary Schurz has been busy for several months, and, if Congress acts faverably, saves very costly Indian war, which was believeA to be unavoidable. By skillful management, great patience and per sisbence Secretary Schurz has succeeded in this, which WAS his object from the first, and at comparatively trifiing expense not only opens to the miners of Colorado very rich tract of mineral country, but saves to the tax payers war which would have cost not less have sacrificed the lives of many of our off, csrs and men,
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-08
THE PACIFIC COAST.
California.

Testing the Anti-Chinese Law-Kear-
 nev COunselIing Moderation.
 SAN FRANCISCO March 7.-The case of Tiburcio Parrall, testing the constitutionality of the law against corporations employing Chinese, came up in court, the room being crowded with workingmen. MT. McAllister, counsel for Parrott, contended that the act was in violation of the policy of the nation and in contravention of the fourteenth amendment and civil rights bill, and also against the provisions of the Burlingame treaty. The case was postponed until Mon day.
 The meeting in the sand lots yesterday was very tame, the speakers appearing to be act ing under private agreement. An announce ment was made that 8 secret meeting would be held on Monday night, at which spies are defied to enter.
 The sand lot meeting to-day was attended by the usual number, but the speech of Rear ney was divested of threats. He coun- selled forbearance and not to allow themselves to be drawn into a con- fict with the State troops; but if the blow was struck not all the power of the Uni ted States could prevent the wiping out of the oppressors of the people. He said ''The militia are occupying the armories and the regular troops are being brought from every where, but defy them all. My itany is the Chinese are going to New York and Chicago, and all must QO.' D