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sttLrnun AND ARSENIC As A CU1lE FOR aALr
n1tEUN.

HilEuMt
h tn Editor Of TA& EAttdpo Tribune.
CHICAGO, Juno 4-'Tllo last two Issues OF
Tho Home l,nvo contained items recommend
Ing "suIphfdo arsenlcutn" for eczcnla-
freckles, etc., nntl stat;nx that tits "perfect'y
l,artntess"l Upon inquiry | lind TINT 1t IL q
combination OF sulphur anu common While
arsel,!c, such rs ls used to kill fats, dogs and
human beings with. DEspcnsatories say II Is
"n.t.tte Of sulphur anu arsenic, and uaed IN
the manufacture Of fireworks" Arsenic IS
also n prime favorlt for the commission OF
slow murder, although tho fatntost traca can
be- detected after death by MI expcrt. Ona
party says his wife was ctlretl Of eczema ny
iuklng i've dollars' worth /, ~ the !is'ial ~
human beings, md yet my person can be-
come SO accustomed tn arsenic as 70 consume
that amount nllt still live. The Swiss mount
atncers eat hrspRlc to. Increase tllelr lllig
r or s%e'9S aqss S:rs @ tss sS Sat s as e~
bccuuse of tie rounded contour co.llbIne,!
wjlil :, ciear "waxy-wl,i,e" complexion ant
brilliant eye wl,cl arsenic gives. ies. Eeo.
ST eat aTsis Sps Sut fS S ,s Ses
ti,nn opiinl-oatlng. Medical authorities
! state that death cnsttes from stopping 1t W"
after tho system is accustomed to its tise, the
tosu ustl,e Increased constantly, Tliat hefe
and there tnuy 10 found one who llns .lse. Il I
tulilpUrHrly uilt1 "slill lives" Is hardly sulli.
eit,lt GROUND to recommend others 10 use Il
Eczema would perhaps be preferable u
the "pnticnt" could know precisely hoW hoW
much life wns shortened Thy "cnrlpE" lt]
WITH arscnlc! Any ore -.s', can ensIy Src,,is hne
10 cWrU scrofuin, atld many "cn.tncnt,'
physiclans all over ting country stlll "pgos
pooh " the ilca tltat either Il inlurlo1s; ~
coiulnon sense and observation must tllsc9vcl !:
tho contradiction q, every sl!le In the s!nt
tered botllcs and "waxy", faces of arssnl' aa,h
u,cndation for arseIic Is It's "cheapness," q
ive cents worth With wuter ad ~. wsk !, wi
make faFslxed bottle Of "pa1etf r. nl s,il
Ono DoiIurh leaves a good ,largin tor a.!
yertising. to entities ;, lew ylctlns who ar
III clnslng, woula suggest that unless ai
se1lic nlso 0iirici,es mud strengthens weak q
impure blood It would appear t. ,o bo H., liecss
OF the disease. tEL1A+
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HYDE P4Ants, May 1o.-I noticed Sufferers
inquiry III last weeks Home regarding tho
efficacy or safuty Of using sYlphlda Of arseu-
icn.n. II It rcfors to pr. Doi,na's propara-
tiol, by TINT name, eun assure her that 1t Is
entirely safe, having taken It for fur COLI
secntivc weeks: ! took It fol, ,lnalarl's, aud i
Entirely FREQ from it. i consider lt'tho best
,nutlirlne can take, and hayc taken good
deal. ESFERiEfcE.
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10 tH1 .E1itbf u 7He tHtsa9V 1rIoUHes
,BR1a1roS l'AnK, Cook Co., ILL.,, May 10
Cnn you inform me through the columns OF
your paper where can get the words of tho
piece one verse of wllcl, begins, i" 1}nby-by,
Here's u Hy, We win watch it, etc. BY SO
doing you Will confer n favor nlnI,,
a READER
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C1ScuoNA CURE or DRUNKENNESS.
Dr. D,UuEer,s TroatnOnt strongly In.
tlorHed.
J3osson Journal n Che,nlttry t0r June.

Nr. NsE1urerSR Tr0R1nlDnt 6tT0nNlJ 1n4
nr' o"30 nnrsed.
m"," mn.t" 19f' ss.s Il m fos Fcnru
IN INC noston .,.. .o'' =. .ta S ..o,,,hn,,a aoI
aly w feienrGu M i1I n,ems ~ chteoro 1hu for IN.
ebriety, and quoted tbs opinion Of Dr. Nor
man Kerr, TINT, while the bark is not to be |
ro@nr,icd ~ .'sure c,1ren in such cascs, ills
tenn Of the dtpso.nanlac. LII the Chicago
1re,licf1l Journal for February, Dr.. G. W.
Ealo took the ground that tho e,tsss Of ts
lnebrlcty. liz gave some talicgc.l) facts con.
cern1ng cnses which had been IN tle hanas ol
.t ,,,s a,oniilc ,yns itsp,f M alcol,nIie beyer-
.nal ..s sse.''I IT,. T. "a ha ,,.t"r1v fotnd n ar
age, anu t'a. II hM "t,e'y nas iaiJu a,",,.aI ~
sSpsh WI What tDr aa uSsr essa 81 So,sa as sae 1os
ts In mo Apt ennatt ] bns an interesting M %
masaa,nn u ei siaohntlam t as ' ~ niseascn IL
yupsl wn'e!, he D says % that ho knows nothing of tho
mcm.oncd Iy l)r. Earle, but that from tho
analogics between alcoholism, and tho class
eay No. seems pEoaGls tat n ina te forar sas
sE as IL lis lit jattcr. ThS following extracts from
tIi, tao Mteie'o VIII w " '''''A>''' ~ 'A'''
| tuF luI5 Ili4 NLlE1kluN t4tt3 HN2A
called to tho curious, and sometimes. Btnrt-
ling. nlaiogies III the phenomena OF nlcotl0i-
[s,,i and so-caLled ',nalar1al Affections Botll
l,nye special causat!o1l, tie first aicohol, inc
malaria.
"Tliu u,ust singular characteristic Of tho
sfunlust form OF inllarlal .iaestsp, lnterlatt.
tant fever. Is periolicity. We have cold
stacr. q stnKe OF pyraxia, md sweating
stnSe. viii interailissions Of remarkably
f141rms Ia III npparuI,ity almost 1ornlii condi-
tinu. Encll yuricty at the type observes Its
1wii Inv Of neri1tiIcity, be It guotltlian, ter
tlnm. or 0lartnn,-a pathological mystery
v"t nlnsolycti. Exposure to the 1norbiiic liz
i,l,ence for certain tiInp varying with differ
AMI snhir.rts ii necessory to tfia iievclpp,uoiat
~ the liisnusa. y TIo i,erIoI of tneuaatlol,
t,uy bu fuw tInys only, or d few weeks, Or
itt,1 itm1nv Se mntly mouths, Annlngotsly, wo
i,n,i lint n Inrao DropOrtion Of tlrinkers ara
n"rim;icui. .~1ir1inknrtls. The more
eo,nu,,,t, ee' tlrunkarI is not ho who drinks
1yarv Svnr,'o'l .lay. lit lio WHO las 'sprcU
n,,ea In fist about so long Aid na
vnriub1n fine. In Jl{Terett subjects,
T. ron,.irri for iIe snecifio 1,ttfcr(c8 7noTbt tu
,.ro,lHan jntermjttont fever, SO Indulgence III
rnt var"s i, tiio lima neccssury Il, oSia6.
, Iisl to aicol,cIio hnbIt. In botli classes oi
, 1880-06-12
Tlao Value Of ppNltfY.u44QNye

samploa nf chicken dung, aud tabulates the re-.
sultS In Communication u tho AayHl AyrioAlE-
uruI Gociety vt England. We Nnnta col,plo
y" Chicxcn dung, although greatly inferior =,
Peruvian 8uRno, ID u much ts,oeH oonuanttatad
feftlIxer than tue beat description 9e ordinary
, 1880-06-12

ty, but he seemed so surprised and puzzled
that hadn't tho heart to explain, but sA'a;
"tlod bless yon, my e,ilareta," lik. 9a Eo1I ,o,a
CID annt md nfos!4s1 eyHStntE .Hn roy l,e'a s
ntip iii you gct settlcdh What do. you think
lint Duty saIsl? II think Wu will not dis
s',,Io sST1 Soar life Aunt Duo; w0 will start
NOW Delln writes. If would disturb family
fraternity" and tho pour child Ind no trlI'.
"i)nrtls" vii! not sit in my chnir, etl LIZ
Hoil Till hl,i, ~. Iio Is a trnud and bella may cat
t ilsr o.nsIet antii sio begins 10 ''h!ame" solao
oIlc, but an, st,rc It will not DO Aunt Dmo.
suppose they thought did not fako TIE
te' / i,aSe takon m; my niece Lille Lcanot now,
''1'3 9''o "'' AUNT DuopEclMo.
, 1880-06-12
'S' OSE VINO HAS SuyrElEp.
g1oIllSd FO1s 4 RETURN or OLD CoRRE
sFuSpESTa.


IN ths EAisar of TAs Chicago Tt4tHnt, II
ArrLEroN, Wis, Junu l.-TEu Homo 10
purtnlent seelus 10 lIave lost n.,cll Of tha
practical character which, at tho beginning
was its distinguishing marit. Thoso OF Ws
WHO ure fol,.l If tho gUotl things Of this
world remember Will, feelings OF regret tho
u,any delicious anil appollzlng dishes which
wera first brought to tho nutlco Of the people
through tho col,iulns Ut 'rha ilusnp. We Sigh
for n return Of such correspondents as Mrs.
Sarnh l., MD others Ut that stamp, TO tell
the h0uest truth, we arc llttio tired of tho
discussion Of nlatr,rt questions, thu prob
le1ls Of hul,snn life, etc, ETC.. ubct the sN'''o
nro woli written. a,!tt would be acceptable u
mixed in with spntg Of II n0ru pructcal
c!uaractar. IL 1t possIbe that 1Ncstiona OF
everyday ',ousoholh ucunn,ny Rre exllausledP
Can W. mt llaya rGvlral Of tlioAl In Tho
Home? Let III NIL begin TO ask questions Ns
tn MIattrrs Oh whirl, w desire Information,
70 lMglh with: WIN kt!0ws aiMl will tell
INV III act s!l of l,nek nntA atlal tlplr nl,ll0Y-
llSS,sS liz ' iIaW shnuli ] "iiIles 1t ti,c vallsy ;"
fo truatel ", as 10 lu lnttsd a.ltl fawer IN the
llullsp In Wntnr9 WI! tho ctrtehlNlli'lel,s I
WHO laHt full wrnts ne,o,st tto virtues nt
sulpl.urir neih gps III destroying lllSeGs liir,
germs uf ,liseaSO. etC.,. glEu Us tllll "details
h0w t0 llse II, how INllel! 10 aiSs tts Greet 0M
| furniture, elQthluK, etc.? urltlTAh&AN,
, 1880-06-12

Another Wow OF Paul's Letter Taken
" by New Correspondents
Minnie Thinks Wifo's Influence Superior
70 That Of Husband.
4 Biz gl,tsr Wha prtyes hway Heltass Bsau1-
Miscellaneous Contributions Oh Aafl'
oas Topics
PERHAPS.

Perhaps It Ia better 20:
That each day bo tho same
~ tho one Tint has gono before,
ral!ld, md weary, md tantes
Perhaps II IS better, too,
Tint Invo and JOY should stand
Outsftlc tho door Of my heart =
Away from tho touch Of my hand -
And pcrhnps It is hcttcr, alas!
That ltfe should drag Ike patu+
Robbed Of d lluwers perfume,
llotbcd Of n songs refrlln.
Perhaps It Is bottcr: God kn0wsl
Ills why's pslilInes scum wrong;
But tho lMys nrc t'ul! ami sud.
Aud tho nights arc very lHl'y.
FANNY DRISCoLL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23

Police COURT.-Acting Pohee-lustlce u.
7 Cru,c chtield presided at the Ponce Cou't
Yesterday and disposed OF the Following
cases ,, ,..;,h m,
lawfully carrying away two ducks, tbe pro-
perty OF some person unkho"n, was sen'
fenced to Jail for SIX months ana ofoereo TO
receive twenty lashes. Johh = an o'u
offender, aud has served NUMBER OF ,eIins
in the city Jail for stealing. he appeaieu "
The Hastings Coukt. .,.;.
susan Shelton (coloredb for assauitlng
and heating Alice Harris, was tned s2.
James FraysT (coloredl feS unlawiuiiy
,rosnassino on the premises OF Wlnneiu
,nscomb ard acting very suspiclousy'
was required TO give surety Tor good Dena'
yior for three months. -
Wichaci Black, for being dunk ana Ia
teriering with persons on the street. LNs'
charged. -, D.. r,,,w,ul,v hsy
h =, his nosse.sion one door-frame sup
nosed to have been stolen. Dlscuaisea, ,,,s .,,
KIT Kit Baker (colored), for assaultiss ~ an' y,
.,rikiuv w lille Ki>er WIN rock. rinee se. -
Alice Scott (colored), for unlawM''y p,o;, .,S,
oosS;ne upon the premises OF r; IT, p,a'
, ,u,,s required 10 give surety 'h '"c SUI"
/, soy sU%art ~ Ellis, for vsgrancy and lrespass.n
the nremises OF Thomas Gates WI
> UPON up,,,sd us 10 jail iu d fault OF surely.
J, co,n%t cnuhart Mosby (colored), for nn'a"lH,. .
: ...sul'ina % and beating Robert Evans "
charged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23
NANCIiESTER AND VICINITY.

Church Notes. Bishop Wbittle preached
at the Meade Memorial church Sunday
morning to large congregation. Noiwith-
standing the fact that the church has recent
" been enlarged, many persons were
unable to get seats. The Bishops sermon
was interesting and very appropriate to the
occasion, it being coniirmatiop-day. There
were nine persons consrmed-three males
and six ielBaes-making tmrty-nine that
have been confirmed during the last twelve
months. SIX other persons, who were ex-
pected to be confirmed Sunday, were pre-
vented by variou, causes from attending
the service.
Since Rev. Mr.. Stringfellow took charge
OF the Meade. Memorial church (eighteen
months ago) 1t has gained in membership
over 60 per cent. -.
At the Presbyterian church Cundey oi:h,
Rey. w. n. Scott, Of Richmond, occupied
the pulpit.
Owing to the sickness OF Rev. Mr.. WOOD
ward there WIS no preaching at the Metho
dist church Sunday. Mr.. Woodward wa
able to be out yesterday.
The attendance at the Baptist church sun
day night was unusually large.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23

society Of frivolous young ladies. And yet
there are old men who, failing to see that
the pleasures and pursuits Of The young and
the old do not move In The same
grooves, delude themselves with the
fancy that one can take to him
self as partner for life young
woman in whose delights he cannot have
anv considerable share. He has exhausted
life. She has not begun to live hers. lie
knows that all Is vanity and yexation OF
spirit. She has heard this, but she must
pro,e IL for herself. lie Is the ripe fruit
that suns itself on the autumnal bough be-
fere 1t drops into the hand OF the harvester.
She Is the delicate blossom Just expanding
10 the airs OF spring. The people who say
that these should be brought and kept to-
geiher would violate the laws OF nature,
which have put May and December wider
than the poles apart.-Neu York Times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23

OF Horatio Seymour, "Gatk gives tnis
picture IN the Enquirer OF Cincinnatl:
1" SEYMOUR. to look at, is very large,
Yankee-type Of man, six feet or over, wear
inc a suit of black cloth, with long frocK
coat and large country boots, well black
ened. and high hat. lie has beneVolent
face and pair OF rich dark eyes. When you
90 TO see Seymour they send you in some nlce
white bread and a glass Of rich milk ana a
small cake OF delicious butter. Then tne
amiable. keen old man will enterialn you
with The most fatberly and beautiful TAX.
He has temperament like woman's. An
atmosphere Of consideration for you ana
satisfaction with himself and tenderness lor
his wife surrounds him. You feel tuat niois
than any living man be is the Dean auu
senior Of The Democratic party in America
During his life he has hardly ever guar,
relied with any body. You cannot tell ~
This moment whether he believes Illden 70 .
be a scoundrel, a genius, or a saint. ffe, rec
ia his intercourse, especially desirons TO IN.
terest Republicans. close with money Du
nosnitab,e. seldom improving his proper,
in Utica, but proud OF the town, you ralnel
feel. on the whole, that you are taking WIZ
a man who has been President instead D
one who may be-"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23
SYMPTOMS oF A DISEASED LIVER.


Pain in the right side. under the edge OF 'he rlos'
i,ereaes on pressure; sometimes the pain is In the
l. side; the patient is rarely able to lie on the leit
sde sometimes the pain is felt under the shoulder
blade, and II frequently extends to the top OF 'he
,hoolaer. and is sometimes mistaken for rheuma-
tism in the arm. The stomach Is affected with loss
OF annette and sickness The bowels In general are
cosiiye sometimes alternative with lax; the head Is
troubled With pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation in the tack part There Is generally a
considerable loss of memory, accompanied with
painful sensation Of having left undone something
which ought to have been done A sngnt, dry cough
Is sometimes an attendant. The patient complains
of weariness and debility he is easily startled, his
feet are cold or burning, and he complains OF
prekly sensation Of the skin his spirits are low
and although he is satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial to him, yet be can scarcely summon up
foruIe enough 10 Try H. la fact be dlstrSts every
remedy Several Of the above symptoms attend the
disease, but cases have occurred where few oi
them existed, yet examination OF the body AFTER
death hsl shown the LIVER TO have beer extensive
= y eeyansed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23

CrNcINYATI, March 21.-The sixth sermon
Of a series Of Sunday-afternoon free reli'
gious services In the Music Hall was de-
Iiyered by DR.. Pratt to congregation Oh
4. 600 This afternoon. The singing, which Is
by the congregation, led by the great organ,
forms an interesting feature, ana there u
remarkably close attention ana goou orcer
through the entire service.
MIR. Edison sold bis patent on the electro
motograph to the Western Union Tele.
erap6 Company Yesterday for the sum Of
800. 0OO.--Nsw York Herald, 2lst.
The first through train over the Clncln'
natl Southern arrived ut Port Royal, 8, G..
tb,rts,iour hours from Cincinnati.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23

YOUXG THIEVES PUNTsHED.-Randoiph
Hicks, Winston Lewis, William Epps, Ro.
bert Crenshaw, and John Tallaferro. small
colored BOYS, were before the Police Court
Yesterday charged with unIawfulIy and fe-
loniously breaking and entering in the
nighttime the market-stall OF j. NJ. Tiller
with intent to commit a larceny, and did
then and there take. steal, and carry away
one lot OF canned tomatoes. Lewis, Epps,
and Crenshaw were found guilty OF petty
larceny. and were sentenced to receive ten
lashes and required to give security in the
sum OF $50 for thirty DAYS, in default OF
which they were committed. The others
were discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23

Brief Hems.- The monthly meeting OF
The Methodist sunday schools OF Richmond
and Manchester, which was postponed last
sunday week on account of tue weather,
will take place next Sunday afternoon al .
o,clock. The scholars Of the Manchester
school will haye a singing rehearsal to-nIgnt
and Thursday night. .Ao
Services were beld st numDer "a Tue
churches in Chesterfield iast SUNNI" "''
ing the tbr,f Sunday IN tIs mouth.
Rey n. q. Woodward was appfin,ei
chon,ain CA Manchester Lodge, k.. b. ana
A. NJ, at tseir last meet ng.
The Cita School Board Will meet to-nf5a
al the u,,.ai place Baird builGirg'
Mr.. Ro5ert T. Haskins, formerly OF k'1w
batan ard Chester deld, and broshsf TO hrs
Rey.J a. Stingiellow, was uArried ley
days ayO to Miss Hattie hidcsrs OF Hioge
wood. <. j.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23

PROBABLE FATAL BURNING.-fesierday
afternoon an old colored woman who lived
in rear OF No. 81 north Fourth street
(Mr. 1. l.. Cary's property was so badly
burned bat there is no hope OF recovery;
She had been engaged in baking bread, and
1t is supposed that her clothing took iire
from her pipe, as she was an habliual
smoker. Her clothing was entirely consum a
and her body was burned to crisp. Sne
Is described as having been burned TO a
knot. DR.. Wexford was called ID. but me
unfortunate woman was wellnigh BEYOND
hunan skill. She was seventy. i've years oiu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23

SUDDEN DEATH.-l esterday morning
about 6 o'clock Albert FauntltrO tcoIored)
was taken sick on Broad street near Eishth
with q bemorrhage, and was carried 10 inc
Second pohce-,tation and died few MIN
utes thereafter. Iu the absence from me
city OF Coroner Taylor, DR.. Tompkins held
an inquest over the body. The Jury de-
cided that death was caused by hemorrnase
OF the stomach, resulting from excessive
drinking.
The body was turned over to friends, VINO
had il inferred.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23
AGUE AND FEVER.

DR.. Z. MCLAsE's LIVER PILLS, In cases
sAGUR AND FEVER, when taken with quinine, are
productive Of the most happy results. No better
eahatic can be used preparatory 10 or after taking
quinne. We would advise all who are afflicted with
this cisease 10 give them FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and as simple pur-
zatlye, they are unequalled.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To.DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, clear or partly cloudy
weather. cold northwest backing to warmer
southwest winds, rising followed 10y falling
barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, partly
cloudy weather, occasional rains, light va.
riable winds mostly from northeast TO north
west, stationary or higher temperature and
barometer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23

Death Of James M. GroueS. Mr.. james
NJ Graves, wel-knowD citizen Of t1is city,
died Yesterday at q O'Clock, after a linger-
ing illness. The deceased had btcn, with
slight intervals. a citizen OF Manchester
s,nce 1866, and was gallant member ol
Cbestt rteld Cavalry during the war. Ht
was the second high constable OF the city
after the incorpor alton, and was man very
hiobly esteemed in every relation OF life.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23

Neu Churches. officers OF the Pres
byterian church will meet tomorrow pigbt,
and will then decide whether the churcn
is to be repaired or rebuilt. IL is expected
that they will determine upon rebulldin9
the church, as il VIII cost great deal to
have it substantially repaired
Work Is expected to be commenced very
soon upon the new Baptist and Methodist
churches, which are TO be erected in The up
Der mart OF the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, mild,
and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 8. NJ. 40 I;
Q A. NJ, 45; noon. 6S; Q p. 81, .3; 6 2.
a.. 62; midnight. 81.
Mean temperature, SCI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23

CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTING TO POISON
At the Police Court yesterday Frank Smith
tcolored) was up charged with attempting
10 poison his wife, Eliza Smith. 1t seems
that the two have not been living together
very pleasantly, and it is alleged that
Franz attempted to poison his wife to be
rid CT her. Eliza claims that Frank gave
her a toddy, which had prus>ic acid or
some other poisonous drug mixed with il,
and drank some OF the toddy, and was
made very sick. which led her to suspect
that her husband had poisoned her. The
cup which the toddy is said to have been
in was produced in court. AZ the bottom
and side OF the cup chalkly sediment
could be seen, which was ordered to be
anaiyzed. The casc was continued unti
to-diy to await the result Of the analysis,
and the accused was committed to Jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23

Missionary Meetings On Sunday after
noon the regular monthly meeting OF the
Manchester Baptist Missionary Society was
held. Rev. DR.. ]. l.. NJ. Curry, OF Rich
mond, delivered very interesting address
and mum Der OF new members were added
to the Society.
A similar meeting was held at the Metho
dist church Sunday afternoon, and collec
tion was taken up for the missionary cause
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23

To rrp goysUaPr.yEs-wulBoS's Coarorsp
os con.tsyKn OIL ASp IKE, wi bout pJs 80 sins
,ne ~, sausea,ug aasor OF he article as ltse'o-
Go ns... a. endowed by the Phosphate q Lins
ai,n healing prepsoy which renders lhe vi ao's-
bly suacaeious. remarkable tesnmo"itS =, 49,
90 NV A. q. WiLBoR, Chemist, Bosom, sna All
frue
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23

UARTyANN DENIES THAT He Has CON
prssEp. Paris, March 21.-N JaSt,ce
publishes q letter written by Hartmann ae-
nying that he made the statement Win
was communicated TO The Central news
Press Association, and published oy u Oh
the 10Th instant, purporiing 10 De his coh-
fession of the attempt on the lie Oh TIC
Car at Moscow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23

NARROW EsCAPE-Last evening about 8
o'cl6 OK an accident, which it was thought
would be fatal, occurred on Broad street
between Third and Fourth, and created not
little excitement A little son OF MIR.
James Beach, aged five years, was crossing
the railway track and was run over by car
No. /, W which happened TO be passing at the
time. The driver tried to attract the boys
attention, but being title deaf be did not
hear him; and not being able to stop the
car in time, young Beach was thrown down
by the horses and the car went over him,
but fortunately the wheels did not touch
him. DR.. Barrett, who happened TO be
passing, took him up and carried him in
Columbus neutrality-suspicious. and found
that he was not seriously hurt.
Superintendent Bolton, OF the railway
line, also went to the little fellows assist
ance, and remained with him until 1t was
ascertained that he was not seriously hurt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23
np- wcLANE,s LIVER PILLS.

YEARS BEFORE THE PUBLIC.
THE GENUINE
DIR. c. INCL A N E'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
FoR THE CURE OF
.9EPATITI OR LIVER COMPLAINT DYs
PEPsIA, AND SICK HEADACHE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23

The COurtS.-T5ree young men from
Richmond were arrested IN this city sun
day afternoon for behaving indecently on
The streets. They were fined 9j each and
costs. At the request OF some very respect
able gentlemen we omit the names OF tho
young men.
The Hastings Court was engaged yester
day in hearing evil cases.