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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-08-20

-CIScISSArI.-Cattle-- Receipts liber-
al and Of low average quality. News
from the Eastern markeia is more favora.
BILE for shippers. and that part Of the trade
is improved. Butcher cattle Of best grades
are rather active, while the lower class of
stock Is dull. Hogs-Prices are firm al .
considerable advance. Sheep Receipts
fair, and prices little stronger. The
trade In lambs Is light.
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COMPLETE STOCK
MILLINERY A,PsssME CssT.

Any psrson dssiliEs l. eater inio mo tusinefs,
or 10 inlrrs.e hrf sioct, can sefufe a iafstin by
oallluH 0n ua Al once.
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IOCtI niTrERs.

Ma. p. +. BAsn has a nice lot Of Spring
Wagons, which he will exchange for good
horses.
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our Editor promised 10 write N. letter
from Chicago. but We failed 10 receive one
We suppose that in the hustle NJ confu.
sion Il has been misaent.
Enr grading for the pavement along the
new street was let publicly Wednesday 10
J. n Davis At 90l cents per cubic yard
There are 81 yards in the contract.
MrssRs. rrRHuNr vANAnspALr, sue.
ccsaors to J.N Davis, are receiving lot 4
Of New Good, aud nh you 10 call and in.
'pcci them. II you want bargains, that's
the place 20 60.
EunASKs-Died, near wayncsburg, last
Saturday night, Of Consumption, Mrs.
Elizabeth Eubsnks. wife Of Capt. james
Eubanks, aged about 10 years. She was a
member 81 the Baptist Church. Her re-.
mains were taken 10 Pulaski county for
burial
MANLY rvFnynopY hiss supplied him.
self with one Of those new, elegant and
fashionable Hats that we mentioned last
week ~ having been brought on by Hay.
den Brothers. Their beautr. durability
and cheapnea. render them a great fayorite
with the men and youths 81 our section.
The firm has Just received another lot
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HAylNG SOLD ouR EsrAnIlsHMASf NE
un,a lur sale our
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srs. s.sAN =, wAEREN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-23
DANVILLE.

rrSrprcllON BY FIRE OF TIE MILLS AND
yor>pEY OF FLIPPEN, WALKER A Co.
sug OF The MORTON PR0rERTY-NAJOR
Srrg,gllN'S CANVASS or HENRY COUNTY
roR TIE nANvIiLE AND NEW RIVER RAIL
rpAp-BORpER GRANGE WAREHOUSE
CLOSED.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispa'ch.l
APRIL -, 1850.
The foundry and mills situated in North
Daoyll'e, and run by Messis. Fhppeu,
Walker d Co., were burned down tins
morning between l and O'Clock. There
were Two large buildingS-0De Of trick aud
stone. the other framed buiIdins-and
the outfit Of machinery in both HOUSES
vss excellent. II i Eol known what was
the cause 81 the fire.
The buildings belonged TO Mrs. a. VI.
Keen. he has policies rs follows: London
s9d Liverpool and Globe. $4,000 North
British and Mercantile. $4,000; Virginia
Fine and Marine. $1,000; City Fire, of
Richmond, $500; London Assurance,
SL50g-iotal. $4,000. This is far short 81
the value Of the buildings. The machinery
and sioc. on hand belonged to Messrs.
Fbrpsn. Walker a Co. They have policies
p follows: LycomiDg, So 800; Kings Com
RAW, Sl.700: British America, $4,000 !;
Pennsylvania. $2.93Q; Fire Association (of
Richmond, lbhk), $4,000; Western.
s9.g00-ioial. $4,000. 1t is supposed that
TN. covers tic los.
The house aul lot Of Mr.. j. T. Norton,
situated on Paxton street.-The house frame
hulldng-has been sold al auction 10 Mr..
I. y. Walker for $500.
Major Su,herlin'S canvass Of Henry coun-
Is convinced the people who heard him that
tue Danville and New River railroad would
lie blessing 10 Henry county, ana that he
was an excellent hand at showing how the
thing would work; but he did not win tie
votes OF the supervisors. They determined
20 Use the S22.000 received for the stock OF
the county in the Richmond and Danyille
railroad in the purchase OF bonds Of the
county given for the Danyile aud New
River railroad. They pay down dollar for
dollar, and lave appropriated for this pur-
IOse for the present $1,000.
The Border Grange warehouse has been
closed as warehouse for the sale OF leaf
tobacco. and has been rented to the agents
OF Mr. J. Il. Pace, leafdealer, who will use
il a. a Storage-house. ALPHA.
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ssososssss aoo.ac. 80 ~-.s,-assa. 81.
tstces. "a. barrels: &c se.i...ae <oi. y. ID
s52i5c. = raloa. se~ orleans. i9',n. 20 20.
dun. frori store soc. X ssch
sugar: Crashed. 1ok:.: gowcerei. io4e,: s-ss.
S Ssss X &; CO. & ss g 81. nv - 'A' s'
S0dD: Coinanoa. 6MTt., So Hy8;n.. =. $50
toilet. l5sn2vc. sno ts,es nrc's; conn.rf 100.
Tag Black. 'ac.sfal .~-tss fas' friEiF affoe
imperial, ti.loNsI.S9; gsnpowce-, sl,4szL7s
Hides. Eea,ntF. &c.
Esrss: Green. 3d6-: orv 4s'rfr 2013c.: dry,
,.at: it@ie,;; w. sAiisa sa9'.; ~es Aasss4 -.
Iscther: Sole isaSler. oak. a la32 !. .o&e .ss,.er
nemiock. 25a27;.; cocssrs aopsI 30 Dos: c,ss
an:n; Isa g. TO- ,:. s,9: Eos75.,, = sst =,
30a $50.
iron. steel. Nails. SIR.
Irss. American re5nc1. Qua Dora 40 81.
. 10: Lngiish aE0 American shen;. 6Ic.
MATS: Old Common. $500 IN 200 key lo'.,
~ y. kes. standards smaller lots from Nv sores,
ciorgh-c castings: Wholesale. 81 rctr Sc.
an.
Rope: Manila. test, l4al5c.: ,ute, sX29c.
Lidaors. Wines. &c.
re Scotch, best brands, pnts s2r.z.2- ,
.sraadiss: Domestic. sl2s@s2: rru,,. sL,1 .
si.4O; apple new si133sz; Old, t2x5.1es'
. :
Aue WbiskeyS: Medium. 81 s06i42: pure o. ~
lDFf. virginia r1canian, new, f2Gs4G.5c. ID.
tZ.h0NS35 . 3nc upwards.
an: domestic. si.25@s2; mrcrtei, ss = IA.
Ntio EMgiGHP Rum: 4l.50MSI.BQ.
gec!Lsed iphiSxsgs: MarKei daiei.
NumEer. saves. sc.
E,.,,bsr; Supplies light, de maud promising rnd
with indications ola rise. wnire 0gk. 3,s 5 a
Loo. n,... n slryIna popiar. Sl4Gs.5 Il
1000: whlts wr---li - yA2.60 = Loco: yr.'.ig
aire h0sT|e 0, market stiff; dry clear Sl2 ilf,
and IN demand; c'et. s9G&Il, ar"ocupl 20
isngtas- >niGgies- Pine. xi7J@e2.Jo; cypress
sx-iu,t, tG15s q l.0V0. LxtuS--Spl., 81 - vel,
Sl.73lFf ~ 7i0O0.
GtaUes: Whlsssy- BARREL timber. green. al ~.> q
1000; oessoned. s20H,S25 y loco. slei--as (.
timber. S4G47 r l.O0U. Fi08r-bgrrS pois., AGO
SO. h0gsheaG-nOOrs. zoe. y bundle.
Powder Shot. NC.
Fuse TOYS naming. 35c.@S1.25 lo9 ~.
POd0Gsr: 1915 by tile hye kees-less Ia. -
kegs, 1928 Blasting. 50 2jdt3.J0.
1aot: Northern. 81 90 , hag o. rs -.
GrinaStonsS: lhG2lSc. a n.
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Yltsmoad 2lspattll.
APRIL %, 1850.
PETERSBURG.

,,-. MEETINGS DEATHS OF OLD
.,s.,,,zrSs ILLNESS OF PsthH,o ms hAp,
cqSoN YET, &C. -,
lCe''''' Arm. -, 1880.
.,..,,,cs az the Cease vstive party VIII
AVS NV Sn The d,0eVnt wards OF this city
oe S' TueSaay eyeaing 10 elect delegates 10
neNs ~ ,aryeation. which is 10 assemble
ne S S,S,c ON the 10Th OF May. The city
70 h ICED ~ tweuly.three delegates. IL Is
r s"."s FRAT many OF the original Re
~..e,SS :, mi, section Will decline 10 vote
S~s unnlrdeed electoral ticket.
les =" rSza Fut. rehct Of the late Richard
a,cI This morning at the advanced
fW% over eighty years, after long snd
sge % %, S,Incss. OF cancer. She WIS native
r,s'ns,.J,n. but the greater portion OF heF
Q, n ~. spcut in Petersburg. she was q
uie 49, Il ~. Joselh's Catholic church.
~ Michael O'Hricn, very worthy lf'Sn
-, and a member OF tue same ehnteh,
CO.. Siod this morning Of paralysis; sged
s,oui ;iiiy-tye years.
NV" ,,'corsm was received here this morn
,.. ,rom Washington announcing the eX'
~ Illness Of Mrs. Eliza Lynch, widow
~ !. w. lie Commodore lynch. She is q
u -, i~ 81 Pe,ers5urg and has brothers and
.Ier> hvinc here.
ST T,.o - our wellknOwn Jewish citizens
a. Nc end Mr.. Rei9ach, were capsized
80 liver This morning ius, rs they were
In, starting ina snail boat on fishing
~...r,s,,p. they were fortunately neal
'sorc and saved themselves Without diff
Guilty. ,,...,.,,
,,r,o 81 The Circuit Court Of Grcen>villC
.o.%o,row. There are no criminal eases OF
,pe docket. and the civil docket is small.
The NayoI has further reserved his deci
,;on in the Gaze OF the Gas-Light Company
rssrccd with 4 violation OF the fish laws.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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The Whitaker Outrage Case ut West
Point.

WEST PoISr, April 22.-The following
has Just been issued:
"HEADQ's DEPAgrM'T or WEST PoNr,
UNITED STATES MILITARY ACADEMY,
WEST P0INT, n. Y, April 81, 1880. }
general Order No. IA:
"The Maior-GcncraI commanding desires
to assure the corps OF cadets OF bis mistaken
faith In their honor and integrity, and Of
his appreciation Of their manly bearing IN
der the grievous wrong and Injustice which
they have recently suffered.
1.-The outrage committed on the 9Th OF
April, even II committed 10y some OF their
number, was Justly felt as no less an out
rage upon the corps. Yet this has been fol.
lowed by even greater insults and iDd'gni.
ties, beaped upon all cadets indiscrlmi-
nately, and through them upon as many re-
spectacle families and communities in all
parts OF the country. These wrongs have
come in many cases from sources whence
justice. and reasonable confidence were cx-
pected. While repelliug these false accu-
sations with Just Indignation. the cadets
have endured them with becoming dignity,
and confidence that justice would be done
TO all.
GAS an expression OF his appreciation
OF their character and conduct, the COM
handing General is pleased to remove all
restrictions heretofore imposed by his or
ders upon the usual privileges OF cadets.
by command Major General Sc1ofeld.
WILLIAM NJ. WHERRY,
"Actng Assistant Acknowledgement"
A Newburgh journal reporter is author
ity for the statement that Superintendent
Gavler in conversation said that mo. 8"
Is the same person whose writing first at
lracted hi attention when n specimen OF the
pcnmanship OF the first twenty-five cadets
were handed to him for inspection week
ago. II this be so, the writer OF the note
OF warning, in MIR. Gayler's opinion, Is
among the twenty-five cadets whose writing
was first examined, and who are known TO
Recorder Sears. Among the first twenty
five it was understood were the hand
writings Of Whitaker, and Of Louis SDap-
son. the c0lorcd man.
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The Great Fire In Canada.

THE CIrYO HULL ~ ASHES-EIGHr HUNDRED
HOUSES DFSTROYED-FOCR THOUSAND PER-
SONS HOMELESS.
OTTAWA. ONT, April Midai9ht.-
Fully one half Of the city OF Hull Is in
ruins. A fire broke out in house occu-
pied by &. SaubOurir, Oh Bridge street,
this afternoon. Owing to high winds the
lire spread rapidly in both northerly and
eas;erly directions, and, despite every
means available, the flames could not be
checked, and the building was destroyed.
Houses, with few exceptions OF light
wooden ones in the whole area OF ground
composed OF Church, Dulle, Lake, Albion,
Wellington, Charles. Central, Wright, Han
nah. and several other streets, were burned.
The heat was intense, and the smoke 50
dense that the city was almost shrouded III
darkness.
The fire ragged in fierce intensity from $3.50
until 7, when the wind fortunately changeu,
and it cot under control. 1t is estimated
that between seven and eight hundred
houses were destroyed. and over four thou
sand people are homeless. Several lives are
known TO be lost, whilst it is reported that
mt least dozen have persisted. Ii is known
positively that woman named LatramouilI
and man named Ouillette were burned.
The area OF the ground over which the fire
travelled is a mile long by four hundred
yards wide. Loss. 100000 TO S6CO,0OO.
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Norfolk Horrors.

HEAVY WHITE PROSTITUTES IN THE DISMAL
sWAMP-AN ENTIRE FAMILY BURNED.
Especial teeSram to The DiSpaichI
NORFOLK, VA. April ga heavy white
frost fell here this morning, but all fears OF
the truckers are over.
The fires in the Dismal swamp have all
abated, except in few places. The de-
ST, uction has been unexamped. All tie
south side of the Carolina sounds have been
laid bare.
On Saturday last Zachariah Owens, a
shingle-getter in Tyrell county, n. G., and
his entire family-a wife and three chill
dren-were caught 10 the fire on the Alliga-
tor river and destroyed.
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this Afternoon. when Judge Harris raised
the question OF consideration, and gave no.
tice that II Mr.. sprnger's motion were
voted down be would move 10 so into
Committee Of the Whole to consider che
bill 10 settle the claims Of Virginia ar d
other States for advances madJ dWiuc
the war OF 1912 to the i ederal Gov.
ersmcnt. Mr.. springcy's motion was
voted down by a large majority,
and thin the Housc, by vote OF 96 to
"a, resolved to 80 into Comm OF the
Whole on the statc Of the Union. Under
the rules no Dill can be passed by except by
unanimous consent. and objection was
made, Thich compelled the House 10 take
up the eficiency-appropriation bill. This
Is regarded as favorable indication that
the bill will pass when reached. All Of The
Virginia members were at their posts and
very actye for the bin.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
Colonel Tom Popham and Mr.. II. S. Meni-
fee, OF Rappahannock, were at the Capitol
to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes and Senator and Mrs.
Gordon were al Senator Pendlcton's dinner
party last evening.
The National Academy OF Science was
again in session to-day. The attendance Of
members was large.
Little Chier and BIS Cheyenres will go 20
war il the Government takes their children
and put them 10 school. The order will be
contaminated and peace preserved.
| The naval appropriaten bill to-day passed
the House, and The deficiency bill will pass
| the next time it is taken up.
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FACTS FOR TOURISTS AND EMIL

Il GRANTS.-Wheher for the tourist, bent on
Measure, or business, the emigrant seeking far
western home, IIostet;.r's Stomach Blters Is the
best protector against the hurtful influences OF
climatic changes or malaria; the most reliable
medicine for general use be eau possibly carry with
him. II nulhdes The effect Of sudden changes Of
temperature, braces the system against The en-
reel,ling influence of excessive heat, prevents In
furious consequences from change OF diet or OF
using bad food or water, Is fine resuscitant OF
physicaI energy diminished by the fatigue oil
travelling. and tends TO counteraet the ehects Oh
exposure in rough weather IL Is mush and SER
viceably used by mariners and others whose out
door life and arduous labor expose them unusually.
II f. NOR, over OF great service as preventive and
curative OF disorder of the stomach, liver bowels,
and 3. %, eral tonic. ap21. W(w)F&M
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Tbe Georgia Republican Convention.

ATLANTA, Ga, April 22.-The Republic
can State Convention has been in great con-
fusion all day, but the anti-Grant men sue
ceeded in retaining their president. Seve-
raj exciting scenes occurred.
The Chair appointed committee to noml'
nate delegates to Chicago, in spite OF the
protest f. OF the Grant men. While the CON-
mit,ee was out the colored leaders raised the
issue that they had not been accorded their
rights in the party, and carried resolution
that three fourths Of the Chicago delegation
be colored, and that the same proportion be
observed in the Republican patronage IN
Georgia.
The committees report did not agree
with the resolution and 1t was therefore Ia
bled until tomorrow, when all but hye
white men will be stricken from the dele
cation. Grant may Get some OF the Yo'es'
but the Blaine and Sherman factions have
control OF the Convention.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


FURTHER DETAILS OF THE GREAT FIRE
AT Hull, CANADA-N0RTH CAROLINA
BELIEVED TO ne FOR suERsTAN-TnE
@ADIsoN-sQUARE DlsAsrER--w ASKING
Ton NEWS; CONGRESSIONAL. PASSAGE
OF THE ARMY BIiL-AN ENTIRE FAMILY
BuRNED-TIE STANTON CONVENTION
YESTERDAY; GENERAL wIcKHAM
ELECTED PERMANENT CuAIRMAN-THE
GEORGIA REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
LORD BEACoNsfiELD's RESIGNATION AC-
CkvTED, &C.
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NisW lOaE.
NEW YOPE. April % -NGe5j.-StOcks ioWcr.
Money en- call. 5G6 Der cent. FNchange-Loug,
asa; short, 1861. State bonds steady. Governments
quiet.
EuenfpO.-aoney. sac per. cent. Exchaage
4S44. Governments quiet and hrm; new 5s,
1888; ~ per cents, 1863 4 yer cents, l07. states
nominal.
BALTIMORE.
BALTTIOEE, April 22.-Virgiula 6's. deferred.
n ked: cousols, So second series, 22,l: past
du. coupons, SGh: new 10.4o's. 3sH. Bid to-day.
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The Vermont Democratic Convention.

MONTPELIER, Va, April 22.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention met here to-day.
The delegates at large and alernates chosen
10 the National Convention at Cincinnati
are understood to be Hancock men. They
we're Instructed 10 sustain the tw0-thirds
rule and not 10 vote as unit.
The resolutions adopted favor the send
ing OF delegates to Cincinnati unlnstructed'
eycept TO vote for the best man to harmon
ize the party and secure victory.
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APRIL 2l.-Prces this week ranged as follows:
Beer Cdtti,.-Y.ry best, 54@51c. medium or
Good fair quality. 3K@44c.; rough oxen, thin
steers. &C.. 2,i6 sc. r. d.. gross.
Hogs-VcrN nest, 64c.; good To common grades,
&c 5X1cc a b., net.
Ssep.-Very best wool, 6a@6lic.i cip9ed. 40
Sc. Il ~ gross.
| Is1a5s. 4%Neelic z b., gross.
| V,nis -S3.5Odig 80 r had
Mitch C0ics-S2n@s40 q head. 800
| About 80 head OF btef cattle, GAL hogs and loo
she ep aud lamos on the market this week. 'aite
market ra' her slow, but last weeks prices were
fully maintained. Early In the week best hogs sold
al Ga csc. but declined towards the close to pes-
| ent quotations. sheep and lambs not quite so pro
and lambs have declined somewhat,
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Reform League OF Sew York.

ALBANY. n. Y, April 22.-The Reform
League OF New York and the Independent
Republicans opposed TO the third term met
here Today and formed regular State or
panization under the presidency Ct Mathew
Hale, Of New York. 1t is understood they
will send q delegation to Chicago to repre-
sent them in the National Convention.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, ApTil %. 1880.

RICHMOND, April %. 1880.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT Red, 700 bushels.
CORN Whte. 52i bushels; Of which Oh BUSH
els we're rp-exhibed. Nired, 500 bn ,hel-.
OAIS.-2jO bushels.
BEANs.-20 bushels.
BLACK PEAs.-S bushels.
FLOCR-S barrels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red, $50 bushels prime Lancaster %
Sl3S: 50 bushels Lancaster ~ II ~; 300 bushels
good FutZ a sl.27-'orai, 700 bu ,heir.
CORN 49, White. 2OS bushels veri gcod On prl' att
terms; 80 bushels prime n 57c.-total, FOB BUSH
els NiTed. 30 IN hcls on private terms.
BLACK FEAS--S bushels at soc
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OhllunrY.

DEATH OF A WELL KNOWN TEACHER.
LOUISVILLE. April 22.-Mrs. Julia A. re.
Wis. one Of tho best.known teachers IN tne
south. and the founder OF the science In the
Mn Female Academy at Sbelbyyllle, died
Yesterday.
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FREDFRICKSRURG.

RENEWAL OF THE CONTEST BETWEEN JUDGES
SrTTIE AND HUNTER-ANOTHER CASE FOR
TIE SUPREME COURT SIMILAR TO THE MAN
CHESTER ONE-THE MEMORIAL CHAPEL COR
NER.SfONE LAYING-IHE NEW TELEGRAPH
COMPANY.
lCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispa'ch.l
APRIL -, 1880.
AT stafford court yesterday the contest he
tween Judges Suite and Hunter was re-
Dewed. Judge Suillc opened court and was
proceedno with business when Judge Hun
Ter cane upand seated himself on the stand.
conversation enSued between them, which
could not be heard on account or The great
confusion in the courtroom, and, neither
yielding, Judge Suite proceeded with the
business. The grand jury YVES sworn and
charged, and retired TO their room. a line
of fifty dollars was entered against Judge
Hunter for contempt Of court, ard by
StaDder who would not remove his hat from
his head, and proclaimed that be did not re-
cOgnlze judge SuttIe's court, was fined go.
As soon rs Judge Suite adjourned the
court. Judge Hunter assumed the judicial
authority, RENTED the fines and eXpunged
from the record the proceedings OF Judge
Sutlle
judge Suite was elected in April, 1874,
10 tll vacancy, and now claims the bench
90 The theory that bis six years-term' did
hot commence untilJanuary |, 1915.
Judge Hunter Gains under the decision
Of the Court OF Appealsssealing the judges
elected by the last Legislature. after the
Christmas recess.
There was large aud excited crowd
present.. The lawyers say the Manchester
ease involves the same question as that OF
stafford, and as soon rs ii is decided we
VIII have peace.
The cornerstone OF the Memorial chapel
VII be laid next Thursday afternoon at 4
O'Clock, with Masonic ceremonies. Judge
wexford will deliver the address. Several
loases In adjoining counties have been in
,ued TO unite With the Fredericksburg
LVage. The visiting Masons will be
DAbqueted Thursday night. 1t il expected
'aal several thousand persons will attend
1be ceremonies.
Tue American Union Telegraph Com
'aHY connected four wires with t5eir office
aere to-day. and will open for business
NORM at once. Nj. w. +. Bryce, an eX-
Ie'leneed operator, has charge OF the Office.
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The Madison.Square Disaster-More
Deaths.

NEW YoRK, April 22.-William NJ. Tile
ston- :, no had one arm and both OF his legs
broken by the falling OF the western end OF
Madison-Square Garden building last night,
died M O'Clock this morning at Bellevue
Hospital. This makes four deaths so far.
Another victim Is reported this morning to
have died at st. vincents Hospital, but
the name is not given. Sixteen whites were
injured.
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M 4 ssnc husctts Journalists En- Route
for Richmond.

Bosrox, April 22.-The Massachusetts
Press Association leave this city TINS eve
ming on visit to Washington ana hicn-
mond. The party viii number nearly loV,
most OF whom will make the Trip lbfopgn
10 Richmond.
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uAnEsG YSTEELft;ENsh.

MINIATURE ALNANAC--APRIL 80, 1850.
sun rlsce........... 5:2Ul HIGH TIDE.
sun ee'S 200 AlOIhhf
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PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL -, 1850.
ARRIVED.
steamship WyanOkc, Couch. New York tner-
chandlse and passengers. Co. W. Allen Co.. agents.
steamer Area clifford NOrfOiA, tnlied Slfsss
mail merchandise and passengers, l.. u. lSivn
agent.
Schooner yapor Hand. Baltimore. light
Bark Bra xlleria, New York, 20 load f0ur, Dun 20
& NcCance.
Brig John Mason, Munsel', New York, Ta!ii6ai
iron. TTedegar CON pany.
SAILED.
Steamer j. u. Schuyler. Hancock. Baltimore. ner-
tbsnd Sc ami passengers, Cur. l. Parker. agents.
Schooner John Mcdonnell. Nc andrew, Wsshir2-
ton, ID. C.. coal. Curtis q Parker.
Schooner John McGinDis, Colbourn, Phi'acel'
phia, ties, Curtis Parker.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-23
North Carolina Believed TO be for
Sherman.

WLNINGToN. n. c., April 90 Mr.. w.
p. Csnaday, the recognized leader OF The
sherman movement in this State, claims that
out Of The sixteen delegates to the Chicago
Convention already chosen thirteen are Tor
Sherman, three for Grant, aud four yet 10
40 chosen
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-23
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, April %, 1str.
sALEs.-l02 shores of Petersburg Railroad stock
two sales) sold at o; shares OF Richmond sG1
Danyille Railroad stock al 76A; and Is shares OF
Richmond and DaDvile Railroad stock ut ~.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. BID. Asked.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-23
FLOUR.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET

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