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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-28

READINGS OF THE THERAoMETER.-The
readings OF the thermometer have mol, up
TO Saturday morning. been above $50 at any
time since the 2l,t instant.
The weather in the West seems to have
been similar TO the weather here YESTERDAY.
For instance, at Huntington IL was cIonSy
and cool: at CanncltOD 1t was cloudy asd
cool: at Hinton it was cloudy ana Mid I;
aud at the W bite sulphur 1t was cloudy ana
cool.
Last night at midnight it was snoEing
here
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SWIFT JCsIICE.-Yesterday morning a
cowskn was stolen from Mr.. G. E. Brauer,
at the First market, and offered for sale 10
another party. Information OF the theft
was left with Sergeant Whitlock, who with
the information at hand arrested Moses
Dickerson aud John johnson and carried
them before the Police Justice. There. was
no evidence against Johnson, and he was
discharged; but Dickerson was convicted,
sent to jall for thirty days, and punished
with ten stripes. The whole affair, inc'ud-
ing arrest and convection, occupied about
fyo hOure
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Btaih Of Mr. Vsliam q. Hournoy =
Mr.. William q. Flournoy,a prominent citi-
zen Of Chester lield s0nnty, died at his hOCle,
on The Broadrock road several miles from
this city, Friday, siter pTotracted illLfss.
D. ceased at the time OF bis death was CON-
missioner Of the reyenue for the Firl dis
rict. which oftie. be bls filed for nearly
thirty wears. lie was famiIarly known
throughout tie county, and was highly
esteemed for sls Macy good qualities. Ht
was the father OF Clarence ii. Flournoy
sheriff of Chesterfield, and William T.
Flouruoy, sormcsiy Of this city. aud was
one OF tie oldest citizens Of the county
THE lntosment will take place to-day.
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u. & f. NITrELDoRFER viii open on Mondst
their fourth supply OF New Goods bought at receBs
auction sales in New York for cash. CARPETS,
RUGS, DRESS GOODS. ! OLNANs, CLoAKs.
sHAwLs, TLANKBTs, FEAssELs, LIGHT and
DARK CLOTH for cl0aks, ULs TEBs. and DoLMASs,
UNDERwRAR OF all kinds. SILK HANDKER-
cHIEFs, NOTIONS, and FANCY GOODS. All In
search OF bargains should give them early call.
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NHE LADIES OF THE GRACE
1 STREET PRE>RYTERItN CHURCH an
nouuce that they Will op,n thei- CHS alSTMAS
SALE obTUE>DAY, November 2ssh, AT II NJ,
at The ltCurv-rOOm. corner Grace and fouitu
streets. and continue through the week.
TheI Otfar u beautiful ana ysri'G assor' ment or
FANCY GUOD>. CHILDREN'S SCl1sS APRONS,
&C.; rOYS. BOOKS. aud DOLLS. suitable ior
presents wflA many o her articles 100 numerous to-
mention. ,. .,,,,.,,e .,
CA rJF,S of all Kinds, JELLIE-, FRulIS: ana
C6\FI CTEOSERY, They win furnish Luz USCliEs.
DI. NERs. and SUPPER-, with All ths deiicaces
OF ihh season.
Taoy invite heir friends and the pHec 10 call aad
see theu b, fs1fe purchasing 4 lrisimas.
no 27yts
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FANCY GOODS. &c.
NEW GOODS ARRIVING EVERY
DAY

NEW GOODS ARRIVING EVERY
At STEVENS, 500 BROAD STREET
Have just received fu'l line of sATCHEIs aud
VALlSFS, both ladies' and gentemeu's;
FINELEATHER-LINED sHOPPTNG-BAGs, for
ladies, at low prices;
A full line Of TIN SETS, including he new-patent
foldng.top protection SLOP.JAR-some very
handsome decorations among them
BlRD-CAGES Of al descriptions and sizes.
Ihaye case Of 20 LARGE CHROMOs which were
damaged on board The vessel, which will sell at
75c.-ihe frame alone is worth msre--look at
them.
Have just received a very nice lie Of BOOKS, in-
cludiDg the Poetcal Works Of Gold mith, Scott,
Tennyson. Mrs. Browning, Longfelow, Whit
tier, Poe, &C.;
Also, fine line Of CHlLDREN'S BOOKS-Swiss
Family, Robinson Crusoe, Children Of the Alb
bey, Vanity Fair, Scottish Chiefs, Chaterbox,
Nursery Books, &C.;
AlSrge lot of those special" ALBUMS at $50
very han some;
WAX CROSSES and FLOWERS in glass globes at
$50;
BIRDS and FLOWERS in globes at all prices-very
pretty;
A larse LOT OF fBLACK-wALNUTa and ENGRAVED
FRAMES at SO, 6Oc., and al;
FINE FRENCH-PLATE MIRRORS in Ebonized
Frames.
New goods coming In every day at
nol9 STEVENS, sos Broad street.
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CHANGE OR LOCATION or THE COMMERCIAL
CLUB.-At meeting OF this Club held We'd
nesday evening it was decided to change its
location 10 some point further MP town, the
same TO be determined by the Board Of
Governors. Some fifty new members have
been added 10 this organization during the
past week, and the prospect Is most promiS-
ing of carrying the membership to five hun
dred. TO reacn The maximum Of usefulness
the range OF ltS membership should not be
confined simply 10 the merchants and manu-
factnrers. Professional men and trans
pOrtaIiOn men both would ind it every way
10 their interest and to the general benefit
OF the city 10 be there. We want 10 move
forward; then let Us all pull at the same
end Of the rope. Progress has been him
dered because there has not been sufficient
unity in the endeayOrs TO build up the city.
This excellent club presents the Oppor-
tunity for most effective work, and the ex-
pectali0ns OF its live men will doubtless be
crowned with the amPle-t success.
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THE New SCHEDULE on TEE D4NyiLLE
R0AD.--The aew schedule on the northern
and southern roads goes into effect to day.
ON The Richmond and Danylle railroad the
trains will leave Richmond at 2.4j i. NJ,
1855 \. NJ, aud 1890 =. NJ. for points
South. The Lyncnburg passenger train
leaves Richmond daily at $3.50 \. VI.
Trains arrive in Richmond d al ABS j. NJ,
4:0S \. NJ, aud Gal Z. NJ.
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3O6 EAST BRoAD'
800 EAST BROAD!
A. HUTZLER & SONS.

In stock and receiving from Grst hands . f;.i aud
complete line OF
DRESS GOODS,
including NOME CLOTHS, PLAIDS, SATINS,
MATELASSE, BROCADES. FLANNEL SUIT
INGS, VELVETS, and MOURNING FABRICS.
Also an unusually large stock Of WHITE GOODS
and ; TAPL f :. such As FRINGES, CLOAK5,
SHAW WIS, BLANKETS, and UNDER FLAN-
NELS.
Ladies' NECKWEAR, ladies' and Gentlemen's
UNDERWEAR ana HOSIERY.
Notions and novelties in TEl VI NJ 6 5 g,
EDGINGS. ana INSERTINGS : a specially.
PASSAMENGERIE TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS,
and CL0Ah-ORNAMENTS in great variety.
lnD
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LADIES
who wish 70 haye their
FOSTER LACED KID GLOVES
put on their hands by lady expert sent 10
MCssrs. LEVY BROTHERS,
the agents In this city, by
FOSTER, the celebrated Kid GiOyier
are requested TO call this week.
The FOSTER KID GLOVES
are superior In maNy respects to any other Kid
Gloves made. and the patent notwithstanding makes
Il decidedly The most com mfortabe AMI the most per.
fec;.fting Kid Glove. As We are the agents In this
ely for This celebrated Kid Glove, We can always
supply our customers with any size and color they
may desire.
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agent. The fire originated betweep The
plastering and the roof, ana was extin-
guisbed after great difficulty. But for Tie
assistance Of several citizens who were near
by at The time the building would have
been entirely consumed.
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IxTERxiL REVENUE CoLKcTI0Ns.-Th
internal revenue collections for the week
ending Yesterday were as follows: MON
day. Sio,6I5.61; Tuesday. S4,0!s 62; wed
nesday, s6,s2l5l; Friday, s6.oll44; SAT
nrday. s6.92L1l. Totsl. s35.0l4 ~. ihe
oi,ice was closed Thursday, Thanksgiving
0ay. The collections for the week previous
amounted 10 S34, ,960.13.
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TRAGIC, COMIC, AND MCSICAL.-Tbese
several features, we are nfOImed, will mark
Miss Nela +. Browns dramatic reading at
Mozart Hall on Monday night. Her quecnly
presence, fine voice, and genius for The
true representation OF character, both IN
comedy and tragedy, are said to have Sc
cured for her crowded audiences in the
large cities where she has appeared. In ihe
intervals between her pieces several Of The
musical fayOrites Of Richmond will glye the
audience some OF their best seec ions Of
vocal and instrumental music.
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CITY CIRCUIT COURT.-Tbe City Circuit
Court was IN session Yesterday. The court
was engaged during the day hearing the ar
gument on 'be hill Of exceptions In the case
Of james &. Smith rs. Asa Snyder. The
case of Sufherlln Us. Addison u. Gray was
continued until the next term Of the court.
The court will meet again tomorrow
morning.
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LETTER-CARRIER LEE SENT To JAFL.-fhe
case OF Leroy VI. Lee, the cOlOred letter
carrier who was indicted for robbing the
mails and for embo xZemeUt, was disposed
Of. The CoGrt set aside the veI diet OF the
Jury 6nding him guilty OF robbing the
mails, and in the count ipdicting him for
embezzlement q nOtLe prOSequi was entered.
The prisoner was found guilty OF detention
Of the mails. and was sentenced TO be con.
fined in Jail for thirty days. and to pay "a
fine OF $500. lie was taken TO the ilil yes
terday afternoon. Quite number OF
colored persons were present at the trial.
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UNITED STATES COURT. T.-The United states
Circuit Couri--Judge Hughes presiding
was In session yesterday, and after dis, o.
sing OF the ease of LEROY NJ. Lee (colored)
adjourned over until December Sih, at which
time the grand iary Will meet TO consider
any matter that may be brought before
them.
Judge Hughes left the city yesterday after
noon for Norfolk
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BAINBRTDGE. CA, june ] l, 1870" Or. Tut :
Dear Friend,-You Know The c1use Of my bad
health. had concluded that there was no remedy
that would relieve me until used the pills you sent
me. They proved TO be the very Thing II, eded.
am under lasting obligations 10 you for the blessing
on have conferred on me aud mansind generally
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Colorsd High SchOot.-The following pu.
nils were on the roll Of honor al the cOlOred
IIigh school Rev. a. Binga, Dr., princi-
pal-iast week: Thomas JnbpsOn, David
Moon, james Robertson, james Taylor, Ju-
lia Bundy, NJ. f. Elliott, .Angis Epps. Ellen
Epps, Caroline Graves, billie Moon. Lucy
Walker.
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MONDAf, NOVEMBER 29IB, At O'CLOCK.
Her plctrse may be seen at j. II. Tl Ter & Co.'S.
1hi, charming young lady, whose gins. beauty,
and reino8ent render her3 great isYOTitc wherever
she apuears, Will give one ot her ELEGANT AND
DFLlGHrfUL REGULATIONS ~ above stated.
Miss BROW y eXcels In tn deiineation ~ refined
humOr and tender pathos, Will" In shIkspeTltn Sc
icctions size y said 10 be unIivaled. The Boston
Trdrclcrspeaks of her Ieciais at Music Hall last
month thus The scenes from Mfcbeih were equal
TO Charlotte Cushman iu her paimest day, and her
Money NFE' aud 100 Late tor the Train
awakened the widest laughter and appl nise. :
Her Efforts applauded 10 the echo She 10 OF
our own Cty, aud in her private walk. she Is as
lov ~ aud pgTP ~ She l. Piftcd IN public
Archie Dean" NcCuium's" Water hiD." Scbil-
leI's Mary Siurl.' "Sim's LIT le Girl and An
Old Maid's Story are among her fine secctionS.
Miss Helen POinr. Of New York. says Her
talent aud beauty viii be appreciated wherever sue
goes"
ADMISSION: single tickets. so cent?; ore re-
served seat, 10 GEMS two reserved seats 20 one per-
sru. $I25 children under SIXTEEN years. - cents
al 10 be Ind NJ 6. r. JOhnstOn's 9lS Main sIeet.
General admission tickets AZ tne door fOf the
benefit OfIhe Young Mems III sOnary society Of
the Flrst Bapii-i church. no 20 81
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Fire on HeH Sreet.-Rstwcen u aud !
o,cln.k YESTERDAY the irlpe dwelling OF
Mr., Barney Ellis, situaeG on Hull street
nasr sixteenth, clughi Gu lire from sparks
s,| m defecliye fiae, and was damaged 10
ihe extent OF several hundred dollar'. Tue
tIre.belI fire was ruag and the Hook-and, Lad.
der der'Vc Company respon led. The building q
was insured 10 the Waiertown insqranee ,,
Company Of New York, l.. u. HOWE
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PROFESSOR WILLOCGHBY READE, whose
entertainments some four years ago so
greatly delighted our citlz ms, will give ore
OF bis humorous entertainments in the city
on Tuesday night. The place will be dcsig-
mated tomorrow. Every one who can en-
JOY rare humOr and two hours hearty
laughter will no doubt hear Mr.. Reade.
Rev. DIR. Hawthorne saws :" II OratOry be
The lost art Professor Reade has found il.
do not believe his equal exists in this or
any other land"
Seals may be hld at JOhnstOn'S.
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Painful Iejury. Yesterday morning vii.
liam WeisIrer. son. OF Mr.. +. q. weisiger.
OF this city, met with painful accident at
the Danyille shops by having one Of his
thumbs sawed bv a circular-slw. Or.
Weisiger rendered the necessary surgical
a
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FIRST REGIMENT ARMoRY.-A meeting OF
,,a Committee, on Grounds aud Bnildlngs
ond Frnauce will be held nj the City Hall
,o.morrow evening at 0 O'Clock TO lake into
soonsideralion the much-talkpd-of subject
an armory for the First Virginia regiment
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PARDONs REFUsED.-The GOyerncf yes
terday refused to grant pardons to fhe iol,
lowing puties Ileob Holmes, sentenced
m January. 1873, III Nelson county, 10 zen
wears in the peaitentiary for arson Jonn
w. Elliott, sentenced in October, 1884, IN
Accomac coUsty, to two Years, Tor houi'
eide: Priscilla Coleman, sen'eneed IN haii'
fay county Ia 1875 TO ten years, Tor arson.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

SUICIDE OF Mr.. Joux r. GORDON. Mr..
John T.. Gordon. a well-krown young gen.
ileman OF this civ, and member OF the
clerical staff OF the Cbesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company's freight office, commit
ted suicide yesterday morning by shooting
himself.
Mr.. Gordon was about tweniy-eigbt years
Of age, and was well and fayOrsbDy known
here. He was native OF Fredericksburg,
and son Of Mr.. Basil Gordon, Of that
ciiy. Mr.. Gordon had been in bad health
for some time, ard consequently mrch
depressed. Night before last be slept
with his friend Mr. Charles Selden. whose
room Is on the third floor OF No. S07 Frank
lin street. During the night the two friends
cOnverSed about different matters. but Mr..
ScldeD saw nothing unusual in his manner
except that he seemed depressed and rest
less. He said once that be believed be
would blow his brains oul. The two
retired, aud early yesterday morning the
servant came into The room 10 look
after the fire and then went out. Mr..
Gordon then awoke Mr. Selden and said.
" Look here, what does all this mean 2"
Mr.. Selden asked him what he was talking
about. He replied " | am being watched"
Mr.. Selden said TO him that he didn't know
anything Of il. The deceased continu-
ing, said: eyes you do; that's all non
sense" He then began TO walk the floor
very rapidly and appeared to be very un-
easy ana evidently in a very unsettled state
OF mind. He took seat IN a chair near
the fire, and be was beard to say, - am
tired OF life anyhow" He called to Mr..
Selden, saying, " Selden, old fellow. good
bye" and placing the pistol to his head,
pulled the trigger. The report Of the pis-
tOl aroused the inmates OF the house. Mr..
Seldcn jumped out Of Ted in time 10 see
bis friend fall from the chair.
DR.. Brock. who lives in the neighbOr-
hood, was summoned, but poor Gordon
was killed almost instantly. The ball en-
tered the right side OF the head Just above
the right ear, penetrating the brain, and
lodging somewhere in the interior OF the
skull.
This is a peculiarly sad case. Mr.. Cor
don was young man OF high character,
steady, industrious habits. and very pOpu-
lar, and has many friends here and else
where. who will deeply regret his death.
Yesterday Coroner TayIOr held an inquest
over the body. and the jury returned YER
diet that the deceased came 10 his death on
the 9th day Of November, 1850, from pIs-
tOl-Sh0t at his own hands while labOring
under mental alteration.
Mr.. GordOn'S remains were taken to
Fredericksburg for :nterment.
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LOST ALL OF HIS MONEY.-IIe was an
old man and was rubbing his hip JOINT, and
as we reached him he said, "WeIl, that
beats the ID" "What has got ahead Of
him this timel" we asked. The reply
came, " | was walking along there with my
hands in my pockets and fell on the ice,
losing the most OF NV money a. ierked my
hands out, and was just showing this gen.
tcman how 1t was done when ! fell again
and lost the balance Oi it,
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TIE NEW FAST MAZE SERVICE BETWEEN
NORTH AND SOUrH.-TO day the arrange
ment for the fast mail train between Bos-
ton, New York, and all points south goes
into effect. The benefits it yields in the
transmission OF the mails extends also TO
passenger transportation over the Atlantic
Cnast.Line and Piedmont Airline. The
time reductions from eastern cities average
70 Richmond 8 hours; Wilmington, II
hours: Charleston, II hours; Savannah, IS
hours; Charlotte, Columbia. and Augusta,
l3 hours Atlanta, II hours, with lhe adj
vantage of direct connections at Washing
ton or Baltimore from all western cities to
Florida and the southern seabOard. The
return service is equally as expeditions.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
clear and milder.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. H.. 80 :;
8 A. NJ, 80; noon, 50; z. NJ, 3S p.
W.. 81; midnight. SO.
Mean temperature. So 6.
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APENSY SAVED Is TwOPENCE EARNED.
little SOZODoNT, used right along every day,
'Osts Dat little trouble and IS pleasant always. II
ayes years Of suffering from diseased gums and
ee,h In later days. lis use is economical Of time
md cnmfnrf. Ir>p SOZOpONT.
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\ FRAGRANT BREATH IS always pleasure, an d
yoa can have 1t by using MEADE q BAKERS de-
licious CARDoLIC MOUTH-WAsu II destroy Tie
offensive odor caused by diseased gums aud de-
caytI teeth, aud speedily restores them to healthy
COT dit0n. Price, tfty cents bottle.
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oRu0s. nEDsus:s e.r. SO.
DEMEDIEs FOR COUGHS, COLDS, az

FOUGERA'S PATE PECTORAL L0ZENGES,
HANCOCK'S LOZENGES
(Dr. McKenzie's fol- mula),
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES,
CARBOLIC-AClD LOZENGES,
PASTlLLE'S DE PARIS,
POWDER OF C0D-LlVER OIL
wIsTAR's BALsAM WILD CHERRY,
MRS. GARDENERS BALSAd,
HALLS LUNG BALSAM,
WINCHESTER'S HYPOPHOSPHITES,
HASTINGS COMPOUND SYRUP NAPTIiA,
EMULSION COD-LIVER OIL
AND HYPOPHOsPHlTEs,
ALL THE POPULAR REMEDIES
COUGHS AND COLDS,
FOR sALEBY
r. ROBERTS BAKER,
PHARMACIST,
successor 10 MEADE BAKER,
9l9 east Main street.
Zoe 81
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BEAUTIFULLY WHiTE TEETH ENSURED BY
the use of MEADE & BAKERS SAPoNINE DENTi-
FRICE, which will speedily remove incipient tartar
and scuPf. Price, hnY cents box.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Middle
Atlantic States, lower barometer, higher
temperature. northwest shifting TO sOuther-
Iy winds, clearing weather, preceded by
occasional light rain.
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OPENING OF THE WINTER SEASON At THE
THgATRE.-On Wednesday evening, Deem.
Der 1T, Miss Ada CavendIsh, supported by
Mr.. George &. Bonface and her own dIa-
matte company, will inaugurate the winter
season at The Theatre in this city. TDls Is a
worthy opening, and it is to be hoped pre-
faces a series of dramatic eDtertajnments
that will secure the generous support OF the
Theatre during the winter
Miss Cavendish is an English actress OF
great ability, and our theltre-gOers mly
look for three evenings OF dramatic pleas
ure at the Theatre this week. On WedneS-
day night she will appear in the r6te of
Josephine Clarion in Guntcr'S play THE
Soul OF an Actress" on Thursday as Mercy
Merrck in &" The New MagdlIen," and on
Friday in Camille"
The sale OF reserved seats for the Thea
tire will hereafter be continued at the store
OF MesSrs. Ramos & Moses and at the Thea
tre box-oflice, at both OF which places Sc
cured seals for Ada Cavendisn may now be
bad.
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POLGCE COUEr.-The following cases were
disposed Of at The Police Co1rt yesterday
morning by Justice Fisher:
Robert Liggon, charged With creating a
disturbance in the Theatre CoIDiaue. Dis
charged.
Chelsea johnson (colored). charged with
perjury by falsely swearing against John
johnson. Discharged.
The continued cases Of Marion Sutton,
charged with assaulting and beating :. r..
CHM in the public streets, aud ;. Il. CHM
and Catherine CHM, chlrged with assault
ing and beating Marion Sutton IN the public
streets, were dismissed at the request Of the
parties.
Two or three persons were fined for fight
ing in the street, aud as many tined for fail
ing to appear at court when summoned.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DlSPATCH PRiNTING-HOCSE. Good work, low
prices, aud satisfaction guaranteed.
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CLOAKs AND DOLMANs al greatly reduced prices
70 close at ID. 4 z. MITTLEDORFFR's.
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LADY GAY" remnant Of New Orleans Cigars
are offered tor sale ty W. d. BLAIR K 60. at very
low uYice 10 close out the lot They Will be sold In
ananillies 10 Enlt.
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VI. ELLISON y Co, advertising agents, insert adj
Fectisemtnts in all Of the newspapers OF the United
states at publishers rates Or@srs left at the Dis
patch counting. room win receive prompt aiten-
~
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EMINENT DIR. W. {. CAYENAGH,

The FINEST HAMS We have seen for Tong time
are ~ ". D. BLAZE & co.'s 1903 Main street.
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PROBABLE FATAL FALL.-The city ambu-
lance was called out yesterday at haIf-pa>t
II O'Clock to attend a cOloreG man named
William Randolph, who was injured by
falling through the hatchway at Turpin's
factory, on Eighteenth street between Main
and Cary. lie fell from the third story
down to the first, and lodged upon his head.
His face and head were badly cut By broken
pieces OF glass which were lying on the
floor. The city ambulance was tciegraphed
for and carried the unfortunate man to the
alm>house for treatment. Upon an eXaml-
nation it was thought that there was con-
cus>i0n OF The brain. At late hour last
night he was unconscious and was lying in
a very critical condition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-28

CoLUMsUs, CoLCMBVs, COLUMBUS, 90 to Co
LTKEIS for good things
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-28

For FINE CANDIES, Fine Fruits Delicious Cakes,
and all The deicacies in confecions, call at CoLUM-
BCS'S, Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-28

CARPETS, CARPETs.-AnOther supply lust re-
ceived. Carpets at 17c worth 25c., ihe best and
cheapesi goods In The city, at ID. 4 +. NrTLE'
DORRER,s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-28

MEMPHIS, Hmm, WHITES.
For lCeat digeStiOti, G0aSUIR ptfOn, generdt de.
bjJity, ana want Of appetite, chcrrfully recOm-
mend Co!den's IGEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF