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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-21
Recrnits ror Mormnnham

New York, Sept 2O.--Threo hundred and
tbirty'eigh Mormons arrived here yesterday
on the steamship Nevada, and will 20 for
ward to Salt Lake tomorrow. Another
contingent will arrive Oh October %, and
will be the last Of the season.
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Ladies, ifyou need stimulant, G. Conrad &
Co.'S. celebrated Budwiser never fails to sup
ply the place. Its careful manufacture, and
nothing but the best of barley and imported
hops, is appreciated by all.
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G. Conrad s. Co.'s celebrated Budweiser
lager beer has never yet been introduced any
where but what it was complete success;
because pure articles always meet with favors
nom generous public.
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SchooIm aster Dismissed

Chicago, Sept. 2o.-3choolmaster Ryar, at
Summit a suburban of Chicago, has been
discharged because he studied obscene litera-
ture One of the books to which objection
was specially made was "Grsy's Anatomy"
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q. Conrad's celebrated Budwiser lager
beer is delived to all parts of the city free OF
charge. Leave orders at 506 Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-21

Try the Peachstone Liniment cigar, the
best tive-cent cigar in Texas. For sale by
W. II. Patterson & Co., Ill Lamar street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-21

- Have your prescriptions compounded at
Patterson e. Co.'S, the most reasonable drug
gists in the city.
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Get your wines and liquors at W. FL.
Patterson & Cos. They sell them cheap and
The very best.
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As a beverage, G. Conrad Il Co.'S cele-
ciated Budweiser is excelled by none. Its
nice and pleasant flavor recommends itself to
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Government Receipts.

Washington, Sept. 2O.--The government
receipts to-day aggregated S9lO,0Oo'
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Paints, Oils,

Low prices and new goods at Blankenship
1 Blake's.
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

TNOR RENT-Ronms to rent, funiSh he'd or
n unfurn shed, with or without board. APP
ply at ll6 Ross avenue.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

no There will be a meeting Of Dallas Lodge
No. ils A f. & a. NJ. this evening at $50 p m
|. GOLDSMITH, W. NJ.
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Colered Orators on the stump.

Mems and youths fur hats q speciality at
Blankenship & Blake's.
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MATTERS BY MAIL.
NEWS FROM oUR NEAR NEloHBoRs

The Remains OF Colonel Quitmnn TO
be Returned TO and Inferred ut
Fort Worth - Army and POLL
Worm Being ScOWled at by
Farmers Everywhere
Heavy Eains Hinder
Ing Cotton Picking.
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e5s@fpcS
w.. sa lasS:.s
w. .E
GiG0RD'Se ~. SSTs..3s'IlVa
ITULLY % PEeCE Of The humpu race are
T. victims TO nartln ,ouolsie imp0tpncy +,
This startling assertion vii 30 ully CorrobO-
rated by every Intelligent physician. The
principal causes producing this disease are IN.
dlscrotions or eHcesses, Some Of the CommO-
symptoms are loss of v'gor, spermatorrh6a
pain In the back, disposition IN avoid society
languor, gloomy fOrehodlnss, mental distress,
nervous debility and leuconhea On femsloUl
facilitating dreams &c. Let no false rlodcstJ
proven, he parent from waning the Chtl9 4
tnis great evil. Eecret habits are tie result Of
Ignorance.
There Is o well-kuowu principle la animal
physiology that no v.talaction eau take plact
except through tue agency Of the nervous bys-
TEN. If the nerve power IN auy organ is weak
ened. then that organ isweak There is arepI.
edy in the reach of oil, one that has stood tie
test for over half century. DR.. ktcord &
Vital Restorative has been scrutl rized and IN
dorsed by the Academy of Medicine In parit,
as an infallable specific for the above couteirs
no PHOSPHORUS, cantharides or other polsoTs
Is purely Vegetable, producing no resction.
pill, andcan be had of Levasser h Co 10 biz
ne Ricnelieu, Paris, (France), or Of DR..
Brown Slgesm0nd, proprte.ors. Address
Room 10 World Buildlng,N York. None gen
uipe without the signature OF s. b. SlResmond
on the side of each box; send for catalogue;
box of 100 pila, SO, box OF AGO. $40, sent by mail
upon receipt of price.
CERTIFICATE
PAnI r July Is, ls73-l0 Ruiz dA In Paix.-A
Mr.. E. \, lftyyesrs old. nau peen widowed
twenty. hie years, nervous tempey ment hard
suffered for thirty years With rmatorrhga
and Tor ten years with nervous debility and
entire im)otency. For eighteen years he tried
every known remedy without any benefit, He
came to ne and I advised him to try RI.
he was discouraged, but insisted upon has
continuing Its use, and In nine months he was
restored u full health and yigor--got married,
and has two fine children.
Out of 40 patients treated 65 were cured
within 30 tays, lis In six weeks, $50 between
two and three months, s between five and siv
months, nine months.
DR.. M. PERIGORD,
Medicine de 10 Hospital Charity
Sold byWhoIesaIe and Retail Drug
gists centrally mare
Richardson & Bros, Wholesale Agents for
the Brug trde of st. Louis; T. A. Smith. eole
General AgnE for the q. s., Mexico AVID the
West lndi Islands, except 10 Wholesale
Druggists; dllce, r., l, singer Building, st.
Louis, Mo,
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IATANTED-Two comfortably furnished
w rooms, with beard, for gentleman with
family Address IL, tins Office
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Mems, youths and boys dress suits at low
Pnses' Cal and see us-Blankenship s.
.,ske, Oil Elm street.
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Sold byWhoIesaIe and Retail Drug
gists Centrally mare
Rlchardsu & Bros Wholesale Agents for
the Brug trde OF st. Louis; I. A. Smith, eole
General AgnE for the q. s., Mexico AVID the
West Indi Islands, except 10 Wholesale
Druggists dice, r., l, singer Building, St.
Louis, Mo
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For the Dispatch.I
The Case of Anthony Briggs w. Super.
fufendeut williams.

Investigation Of the matter discloses the
following IN regard 10 the suit OF Anthony
Briggs against Mr. s. &. Williams, Superin-
tendent OF the Virginia Penitentiary, and
bis securities
A copy OF the record OF conviction inva-
riably accompanies prisoners when they
are delivered at the penitentiary. From
this record the prisoners name, the date Of
his conviction, his term Of Service, &C., &C.,
are entered on the pris0n-register when he
arrives. Every essential fact'in the record
appears on the register, and the record is
filed away.
Anthony Briggs was received at the PEN
itentiary December IL, 1877. These figures
were entered on the botter in the hand
writing OF Colonel Samuel Swami, then Su-
perintendent. and posted TO the register by
Mr.. Simpson. clerk. In both these memo
randa his term OF penal service was put
down at four years. He was entered as
convicted on two indictments, and for two
years on each.
Captain Williams did not qualify as Su-
perintendent until January 2, 1880.
Anthony Briggs, as it now appears,
| should have been discharged December u,
| 1879, as lye was convicted for q term of two
years, and not for term Of four years, as
entered on the books. He had not been so
| discharged by Colonel Swami when Mr..
| Williams took charge. Briggs had been
sent out with other cOnvicts, and was at
work upon the Buchanan and Clifton Forge
railroad, and afterwards transferred 10 the
Richmond and Allegheny railroad. He was
never at any time in the custody OF Captain
| Williams at the penitentiary.
Never doubling that the prison register
correctly stated bis term OF service-for 1t
was not to be expected that any one would
compare the thousand records on file with
the thousand memoranda in the register to
verify tbem-Mr. Williams never received
any suggestion OF the irregularity until
September 90. 1880, when the deputy.cle rk
OF Norfolk inquired as to Briggs's where
abouts. Williams replied stating: "An-
thony Briggs; received December IL,
1877; four years; house-breaking; Nor
folk; working with Mason, Shannahan
& Hoge will be discharged June. 1884,"
The clerk responded, asking for the name
OF the party who.signed Briggs's recol d.
Williams then examined the records, and
could find but one record OF conviction, and
that for two years, although the register re-
cited conviction on two indictments. lie
at once wrote to the clerk, stated the dis
crepancy, asked for information, and upor
being Informed in reply that there was Du'
one Indictment and one conviction, and thai
for two years, he ordered Briggs to be re-
turned 10 the peniteniary without guard
and discharged him October 13, 1880.
Anthony Briggs never complained to any
one under Captain Williams's admlnlstra
tion, or even suggested that he was Illegally
detained. when asked, at the time OF h
discharge, why he had not done so, he mad
no pretence OF ever having mentioned tn
subject to any one but Captain Carpenter
an employ OF Colonel Swami.
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Treasurer James's DefaIcation.
SEQUEL TO A STOCK SPECUL ALTON POOL IN TIL
POsT-OFFlCE DEPARTMENT.

SEQUEL. TO A STOCK SPECUL ALTON POOL IN THE
POsr-OFFlCE DEPARTMENT.
CHICAGO, November 21.-The committee
of the United States Railway Mail Service
Association on the deialcation Of Treasurer
James, which has power to accept or relect,
are discussing his latest proposition Tor set
Element. This he offered to make by paying
81 900 cash and giving 1873 acres OF land in
Shenandoah county, Va, or $4,000, Sl,0O0
10 be paid in cash and the remainder In four
months, and any further amount that mlsht
be due as soon thereafter as possible. In
the Convention, which adjourned Ihurs-
day. Hon. j. Amber Smith declared James
to be as honest as any man In the ConVen-
ton, and said that he was stricken Win
grief over the loss OF his. father, who has re-
Gently died, and was himself almost al
DEATHS door from sickness. He urged the
| Convention not TO take the Dread away
| from the mouths Of James's wife and chill
dren. He declared the Convention to be
utterly unable to collect any OF the money
dne from James. but that his sense OF honor
was such that be would pay his last dollar
| toward making up the loss. de believed
| that the report OF the committee on Wed.
nesday night would have been In favor OF
accepting Mr.. James's ofier but for The per,
sonal enmty OF two OF its members, ana
that subsequent action OF the convention
was due to similar motives. lie DeiieVeu
| that a majority OF the members OF Tue
| Association would be unwilling 10 ue-
stroy MFR. James's chances OF supporting
his family, and that, in case the Conven.
tion should persist in its action, be would
be obliged TO appeal to the Association. An
animated discussion followed q motion oy
Mfr. Bauohman TO refer the proposition 10
the committee already appointed to dispose
OF the James matter. Mr.. Baughman was
in favor of having James pay up all that ne
was able, but was opposed' 10 reinsta''us
James as a member OF the Association Oh
account of his breach OF confidence. OtheI'
of the Convention were In favor OF accept
ing the money offered, and appeaieu 10 tne
pockets Of the members IN Dehah oi lux
proposition. h,s re
marks about the members OF the committee
heino nreiudiced against bis client. ~
undertook TO show that James bad done III
. utmost TO make good the loss. and hao, o
his own motion, turned over S6,lOO 10 'n'
> Association. and that be at present rea''!
owes only S2, 700 instead OF $4,000, as sta'e'
by the committee. a.. +,
President Dunno replied to this that o
had spept three days in Washington tntea'
enino lanes before he could get him y
' tnrn over the Sc, 100; that he had not nnail
paid until the president OF the Dahk Il
y which the money was deposited refused !
nav n 10 James. As 10 the amount OF in
D defaIeatiop, James himself had admiite
at the Pittsburgh meeting that 1t was owe
d $4,000. omo. na,ar
meut at Washington, and the defalcation
said TO be the result OF disastrous specnl'
ton in Chattanooga stocks, In which Gu
: OF clerks INDUCED.
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MANCHESTER AND VlluNEfT.

Brief hnas.-Tbe Hastings. Court
Judge Clopton presiding-"as ln Ssaoh
Yesterday. and disposed Of some cfSii cases
Of no special interest. Ii Will adip1rn ior
the torn this week.
The funeral OF Mrs. Samuel Cra'g, nee
Bloanh, $50 died In this city Satnacay, look
place from the Presbyterian chnadh yester'
day afternoon. Deceasedi was-a most es,i-
nla,,Ie young lady, and her daAh Is deep'y
lamented. ~ o,,
Rev. Mr.. Jack son, OF 0hesiesiala, preach
sd, az the Methodist church sunday morn
inpr and night, in the.sbsenoe OF DIR. Wood
ward who is attending Consaenee.
The weather yesterday was eoIuer IMAM
IL has been during the pas aaon'n, anu ice
was in the gutteraon Hun street aii day.
The pulpils Of the Bapsis', Meade Memo,
rial and Pre-, byherian ehsrehes were mice
by The regr.Iar ministers sunday.
No prisoners have been sent 10 Jan iros'
the Maycr's Court daring tue past "esA'
Several are confined iD jail ai present, :.
The suit OF c. 7. Morris Us. ine OiS M W
Mancbe steY has been continued un,n .n'
next term OF the Chesterfield Circull toa.,
A mass,meeting Of the Methoois. sunos,
schc OILS Of this city and vicinity WIZ oe ne''
at an early day. o,n,ad en-
Mr.. j. X. Perdue has Deeu "ps Snnas,
lperin,endent OF the hancuesTs so,'as o" -
Ischool, and will enter upon '9e au,,e =,
tbs position next Sunday. Mr. rsruuS -,
hsen connected with this scAoo' io' '""''
There are several vacancies In the Cm
, School Board, which whl De u,,'" Nv '"
, next meeting OF the Guy Couneh.
Some Of the Chesterfield county ,vau ,., N,
being imp owed, and lho:e leading 'ro.n n,sse" m
( city are IN tolerable good ofuer ~ ~ 81,
< welLknown sportsman 10 ~. 'ns .on, ="
0 killed two dozen hares In Che''e'n''u No''
" last Saturday. -, rs.s,sraal
!, The Bosrtl OF Supervisors Q! Cossss.1S
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mr.. TUFTS PILLS.
TUFTS PILLS.


y.css Of Appetite. N>"''"' DO"''S .''"'.' i".'
g.. .,,,, . su,l seusS lion In the back part
pin Under the shoulder-Biade; fui'nes' Ai'e'
r.,,0v with dsinclinatIon TO exertion OF body OF
80. ,rr,ah,n,y OF Temper; Low Spirits; Los'
of Memory With feeling Of having neglected some
,,u,x wearness Dizziness, fIutserih The Heart
NOT. Before she Ewes, yellow skin, Heas ACNE Rest
esspess q, nlsht. Highly-Colored Urine.
II THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED sE'
RIoUs DISEASES WILL SOON
BE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted to srch
80. One dose Effects such a change Of feeling as
% astonish the sufferer.
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FANCY GOODS. &c.
NEW GOODS ARRIVING EVERY
DAY

NEW GOODS ARRIVING EVERY
AT STEVENS, sos BROAD STREET.
Have Just received full line of sATCHELs and
YALIsHs, both ladies' and gentlemen's;
FINE ELEATHER.LINED sHOPPING.BAGs, for
Ladies, at low prices;
A full line Of TIN SETS, including the new-psten,
foldlng-top protection sLoP.JAR-some very
handsome decorations among them;
|BlRD-CAGEs Of all descriptions and sizes.
have case Of rs LARGE CHROAOs which were
damaged on board the vessel, which will sell at
75e.-ihe frame alone Is worth more-Iook at
them.
Have just received a very nice lire of BOOKS, In
GLIDING the PoeticaI Works Of Gold NTH, Scott,
TeDnyson, Mr.. Browning, Longfellow, Whit
4 tier, Poe, sc.;
Also, fine line Of CHILDREN's BooKs-swis'
Family, Robinson Cruisoe, Children Of the Ab'
hey, Vanity Fair, scotti.h Chiefs, chatterbox
Nursery Books, &C.;
A large lot OF those special ALBUMS at &l.oo-
very han isome
WAX CROSSES and FLOWERS In glass globes a
sl.5o;
BIRDS and FLOWERS In globes at all pnces-yer
pretty;
large loi iofBLACK.wALNgTa OF aud ENGRAVED
FRAMES at 90, eOe., aud sI;
fISE fRESCH-PLATE MIRRORS In Kbonize
Frames.
New goods coming Ia every day at
hois STEVENS, sos Broad street.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

sr,, Z BOARD OF CANvAssEss.- The State
Hoard q Canvassers met yesterday In the
off,ce NJ the Secretary OF the Common.
,a,e election The result did not vary from
The nuhl,cot ION already made Ia the Dis
nntcb From the Eighth congressional dis.
irict Mr.. s,m, son p. Bayley Detitioned,
cno,est,ng @ tl,e O. 'ection Of Mr.. James Bar.
hon, ne elaine, that he was non resi-.
deSt. The petition was L,Iected.
Sa.,,soates we're =, "arded TO the success.
81 Te, oss, sne 90, a,, 1idates as follows
T. ~, ,oTs"Cc H,s,r;ot Cno,oS \ Garrison Demo.
crat); Second district e., G"oran ,rnenuIr' III
(Republican); Third dish 'S' s,,io, Tsoe Ioah -
Wise (DemocraD; Fourtb e ' .,tn d,s,r;ct HysJpp
Jorgensen (RepubicaD); ,. S S,v,h ''iis die
George G. Cabel (DemocrafD; sn :. Saven,h
trict. j. r. Tucker, Jr.. (Democya. E,eh,I
district, John Paul (ResdinstfpDi Ninth
district, James Barbour (DemocrsD; ~
district, Abram Fulkerson (Rea6i tss~ :"
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
AIALARIAL POISON.

The principal cause Of nearly all sickness at this
tlme Of the year has its origin In disordered
Liver, which If not regulated in time, great suffer
tpg. wretchedness. and death will ensue. gentle
man writing from South America, says;
a. have used your simmons Liver Regulator
with good effect both as prevention and cure for
Nalarlal Fevers on the Isthmus Of Panama"
If You feel drowsy, debiitated, have frequent
headache. mouth tastes badly, poor appetite. and
tongue coated YOU are suffering from torpid liver or
abiousness.~ and nothing Will cure you so speedily
and permanently as TO take
SIMMONS Liver REGULATOR.
It's given with safety aud the happiest results to
the mesl delicate infant. II takes The place of aui-
nine and bliters Of every kind. 1t is the cheapest
2urest, and best family medicine In the world.
Prepared by j. II. ZEilIN CO..
Philadelphia.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. oc S-eodtAul9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-23

AN Acron But P0R BEING AN EDlfos;-
This is what a northern paper says OF Mr.
Burdette, who gives another one OF MS
funny lectures "Wednesday night at |, Moah,i ,a;ni
Hall. On the platform, 1t is said, he veins
his bumor with q sentiment and pathos as
could col only come from msn With a heart heart
fulI Of good impulses. lie reels OF anec'
do,es With the favor Of a born bumoi ISL
His lectures are said to be Thoroughly re,
fined. and appeal 10 the appreciation OF
every thoughtful and cultivated man ant
woman. His friends say he Is as genia' ah'
Jolly off the stage as on II.
MIR. Burdette finding that he had spare
night. agreed to remain In Richmond
hence the treat which Is promised tnos'
who have not heard him before.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-23

CATHOLIC MIssIoN.-Rey. fMeers no.
binson and Elliott, OF the Pauiist fatheis'
commenced Sunday at St. Patriax.s churcn'
Twenty.fith street, series oil wisslon ser
mons, which will continue dufsng '9e pres,
ent week. On next Sunday sbess Fatheis
will commence similar services al 81. fe'G,
Cathedral, lasting one week. rev. VI; ho.
binson Is a grandson OF INC rare N'osg,a' ~.
Mills, ESQ.,, OF this city, ana hepne" OIL W"
Charles s. Mills.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
very cold. Elsewhere In the city at sun
rise the thermometer fell TO 200.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY o A. Nj. 20 A;
8 A. NJ, 81; noon, 80; =. NJ, 30; z.
H.. %; midnight. 90.
Mean temperature, 2S Sc.
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Messrs. George Harris, OF Wrigblsvine'
and WtlIism Ii. Black, OF Sunbury, "a,
nave been awarded the contract by tne
Tinted States Government for putting IN
Lock No. 8, Great Kanawha improvement,
located on the left bank OF the river, ab0ul
four miles below Charleston, w. va. Tna
contract Is very extensive one, and WIZ
ccc,snv about two wears, time with work
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-23

FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS RELEASED
The Board of Public Works met Yesterday
and received an application from Nice-rre-
sident Pa, sons, Of the Richmond ana Ahe.
ghany Railroad Company, Tor the release vi
$50, 900 in bonds held by the board as
guaranty for the completion OF Tue iUau Tsa
within the time prescribed by law. !ne
Board entered an order for the release OF ,ne !.
$50. 900, and the Vice-Pre'ident eafrieu IL
to New York Yesterday afternoon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-23
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-Day For the Middle
Atlantic States, stationary or lower ba.
rometer, falling followed by rising iempera-
ture, westerly winds, becoming variable,
and clear or partly cloudy weather.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-23

FoUyp GUuTY.-In the United Stasss
C,rcnit Conrt yesterday-Judge Hugsas
presidng-Leroy NJ. Lee, ihe coloIsu 'essa, ~ :
maiis was tried and found guilty. fns
Court will sentence him during Tue ~sea,
Quite a number OF eeiored pe.sonS wi, oa,,
present at the trial, and The Jury wehe oa''
n few minutes agreeing upon verr".
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-23

SUNpAY-SCHOOL ORIGIN AND PROGRESS. -
A very large congregation was present sun
dsy morning at the First Baptist Church
Sunday school to hear addresses on sunday
school origin, progress, and methods. Al
ter appropriate exercises, conducted Dy the
superintendent, the discussion was opened
hv Mr.. ]. II. Watkins. Addresses were
also made by Mr. Henry Hudnall> Mr.. Z.
Mccarthy, Rev. DR.. Tupper, Professor C'
n. Winston. and Mr.. Burdette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-23

srppru. Cougr OF APPEALS TS-DAr.-
Tho case NJ RAWLINGS executor Us. kiw,
i;n1s 81 a,s on the privileged dscket, VIII
be argued to-day. after which lns soal' inoSs, wn
commence calling the argu'Tn. ,sor ao~~.s ,.s
commencing with The case o' "''''''" -
Hall Ell nls.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-23

THE COLD WEATHER HERE.-A'ter the
bright weather Sunday it clouded up, ana
early Yesterday morning there was nall
storm, and then the wind sh'ited 10 inc
northwest and the mercury fell rapidly un-
iii il reached 200 at sunrise. In the shade
Yesterday the temperature was oeiow
freezing point all day, and at midniSht ias'
NIGHT toe mercury was down TO 200.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-23

SUIT DEcIDED.-The suit oi Tilman an or,, II;
Letter and wife Us. John Griffith for $4,000
damages for injuries alleged to have have, been s, IN
sustained by Mrs. Jeter by falling into into
Griffi,h's cellar was decided in the CITY
Circuit Court yesterday in favor OF the de.
fendant. A motion for new trial was
oyerruled by the Court.
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just Itf'fE -. -.
where owing 10 the lateLess Of the season, Re was
enabled to puIcase some big drivesin
DRESS GOODS.
A full assortment OF COLORED SILKS and SAT-
ms:
SATIN DE LYONS. In black and colors:
BLACK and COLORED BROCADED siLhS ana
VELNE1S:
TLANNEL SUITINGS In dark-blues, greens,
grays browns, black, garnet. and wine:
LIGHT GLOAkING, CLOAkS, ULSTEkS, ana
DOLMANS;
NOVELTIES IN NECR-WEAR;
beautiful line Uf LADIES and CHlLDREN'S
FANCY HOSE:
Complete line of LADIES aud GENTLEMEN's
UNDERWEAR.
Our stock Is now complete In every department,
and with uus urpaSsed facilities, we respectfully So
Hcit all from our friend, customers, and the pub
lie generally. no 2O-Sa.Su,Tu,1 h.Sa.Suot