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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-21

To-day. the first grand exhibition OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia Horticultural Society was
opened In the main saloon OF Masonic temple.
and will be open from 10 a. 10. to 10 D. m daily
until Friday evening. The exhibit this morn
Ing, even before the cut flowers were in place,
was beautiful one. This evening, with the
music Of w. Z. Weber's band (which Will he
present each EVENING" and every stand In the
Dest order, and the crowds present, the scene
Will &c an animated one. There are four tables
az feet In length, on The floor besides the Side
tables, and the exhibits are generally In pots on
wooden plates Mr.. John Saul has the largest
exnlDlt. occupying one and two thirds of the
long tables and one side table, and embracing
over 100 plants, 50 varieties of pears. with
peaches. apples and select variety of ever
greens and cut flowers. Mr. c. Chorus has
about one third OF a table, well covered: T. w.
Fowler, one-half: s. Swendells one.oyIarter:
Mrs. NJ. \. Quinn, five plants; J. T. c. Clark
One-h3H table, as also fine exhibit on q side
table OF grapes, embracing Catawba, Rogers
No. 4. and bis own Seeding, as also English
walnut or Madeira nut DR.. L. V. Doveliier5
mas seeding peaches measuring over twelve
inches Then there are Capt. John McClel-
lands Seeding Heath peaches, Mrs M. L.
walkers large yellow peaches. and Mr. War
nus ION GDubgham5 thirteen varieties of pears
ana tWenty-three OF apples, besides many
others.
THE ''CHIEF OF THE EXODUS Police. THE
New York UoTid OF yesterday says: T. T. b.
Read. cOlored man dressed 10 the height of
the fashion In mourning. made a charge OF dis
OtutIIy COhuuCI dSa'u5l Ellen Green at tne
Jefferson market police court yesterday He
wore an enormous brass badge divided by
bUlkhe3d Into two water tight sections The
upper declared BIN to be reporter OF Wash
fngton paper published In the interest OF the
exodus projects. while the lower announced
that he held the Office OF Chief of the Exodus
Police He told Justice Smith that the Exodus
Police consisted OF the eight reporters of the
paper In question. and that he was the chief OF
them. lie added that he was connected with
an Insurance paper In New York. He is living
at present at No les West 9th street AL2
AIN. yesterday Ellen Green shouted ana
screamed in the street near the house. Aschief
OF police he went out to arrest her. According
10 her story he whipped a club out OF his
sleeve, raped Tor policeman, and then whaled
her. policeman came and arrested her.
Justice smith committed her for a month and
fined her SO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-21

CARVING HANCOCK MEN WITH A RAZOR
Henry Tempe. alias Turner a hurley coIored
rough, was charged In the Police Court TO- tay
with asSaulting With intent TO Kill white man
named Charles Calhoun, who testified tlat
about $50 O'Clock last Tuesday night while he
AID some friends were standing on the corner
OF BIidse street and West Market Space In
Georgetown, one OF their number hu-rahed for
Hancock. when this man stepped up and drew
a razor. and said that he would XIII every ID
white man that hallOwed hurrah for Hancock
He then commenced cutting right and lett With
his razor, t1nlctiDg slight WOUNDS on several OF
the White men. aud cutting ffightful cash fn
the hip and thigh OF witness. THIS stat e,nent
was coTrOboTaJed by several other witnesses
The case was sent TO the grand JURY under
s. 600 bonds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-21

ARRESTED FOR GIVING PRIZES TO HIS CUsro-
NERs.-Thi5 morning IL the Police Court Mr.. j.
'. 4. Shields, who Keeps a large tea aud coffee
store at No IGS 9Th street northwest, was
charged with engaging in the business or a gift
enterprise This Is the FIRST case that has been
brought tefore the court ander the act: which
ffohlDltS persons who are engaged Ia any Isl
hess- IRON giving 10 customers any prize or
alucie or merchandise. Onicer Melton rest II ri
lo seeing Mr.. Shields give customers Checks
when entitled them 70 articles OF glass ware
C,S S.iuEhelS on their purchasing tea OF COZ 2.
Other Witnesses testified 10 receiyjnr glass ware
aLu other articles under these circumstance
MI Shields testified that he has been engay
these gifts are given away 70 ira7S attenfi,n =,
ala advertise bis business. He further st4tei
that II Vas not contrivance TO derrsnd fhs
pubIc a me sFucIe purchased was worth the
pItce laid; and that g customer pIrchasrnT a
IoUId OF tea for 80 cents was entitled TO the
present as one purchasing pound for 81, The
court reserved bis judgment In the case
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-21

Judge James p. Sinnott, of the New York ma
rine court who has been Ill since Friday, died
In that city yesterday, OF heart disease.
Bridget Brennan, while using kerosene 10
kindle a fire at Rond0ut, n Y. yesterday, was
probably fatally burned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-21

The Washington Light Infantry corps paraded
last evening for the Iirst time fa their nav
snaAos win 1S2 men IN line, and looked.
nsrched, and drilled well.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-21

A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY occurred at the res,da,ea
or Andrew Tiffany, about two miles vast ~
Janesvllle, Hillsdale county, Mich, SUNDAY ~.
ternoon. Henry Lindley, hired man In tho
employ OF Mr.. Tiffany. who is supposed to have
conceived passion for hts employers second
daughter, Alice, called on her and shot har
Killing Ler Instantly. Lindley then bley his
own Brains out, falling with the weapon un der
MN. The only cause Known TO which the crime
can DC attributed Is unreQuited love. The MIR
oered girl was eighteen years Old. She ana
LlnGley were alone in the house at the time M
me tragedy, the parents being in the neighSor.
ing county visiting the grave Of dead daugh
UT; On their return home they found Alice
ara L'ndley both dead. Alice had refused 60
marry Llndley, who had worked for her father
lniee years. She it is said, was already mar
rec 10 q man who Is now In the state prison
ara Ehen Ltndley shot her she was In her room
up stairs engaged In writing to her husband.
-ntef smoothing her 1t seems Lndiey walked
Go"h stairs and ended his own life as stated.
SHOT DEAD BY AN INJURED HUSBAND-Lee
Brumoaugh, prominent attorney OF Miams-
burg, Ohto was shot and killed In Dayton yes
teIoay by George Ware Of the latter plaza
BfdmDaugh has for some time been su5pe .ted
OF criminal intimacy with Wares Wife during
lis absence. Ware returned home unannOuncei
yesterday, found them together, and shOT
lice. w
A mild form of the eplzootic OF 1872 Is pre-
yalllpg In Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-21

Street lamps win be lighted at s:25 p. m. and
exiDguished at s:25 p. III.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-21

a SHILLING, quarter, Or Is pennies Will buy
. no't.e OF Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-21

SECOND HAND CLOTHING.
PISTOLS, xc., Xc..
Gan be disposed Of q the very highest cash p
by calling on NJ. WALSKEY, 9ol D street 90
Of 9th street northwest. Orders BY mad
prompt attended 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-21

A mild form of the eplzoo.Ic OF 1872 Is pre-
yallipg In Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-21
CITY ITEMS.

HEADACHE whitens the hair prematurely.
LodiRe'S Headache Specific cures at once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-21
DRY GOODS.

Antique Curtains. Etamure or
Scrim Cloth, Nottingham Cur
tains, Cotton Plush, all colors,
Creton, &c. All new Goods and
in great variety.
w. NJ. SHUSTER & SONS,
0l8 Penna. avenue.
One Price.
Novelties I'm fine Dress Goods
arriving daily. sepls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-21

CIRCUIT COURT-Judge Cor.
Yesterday, Kennedy agt Barker ct al: non
suit as to Z. Jones, declaration amended, etc.
CfesWell agt Pettibone; judgment for want of
verified pleas for sos.
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MANCIREsTER AND VICINITY.

Brief HemS.--The Chesterfield Circuit
and County Courts win convene en- the same
day next mo0tb. consequently one OF the
courts will have TO adjourn over In order
that the courtroom NAV be occupied by the
orher. A long civil docket l. 10 be disposed
OF at the coming term OF the Circuit Court,
and prisoner who IL now IN the county
lail will be tried for capital offences
= A farmer in Chesterfield who resldss IN
the vicinity OF Manchester has captured
more than dozen bawks recently which
had been preying on his chickens. The
hawks were caught in steel trap which
was placed oD pole in the centre OF a field.
One OF the hawks was taken from the trap
unhurt and tied to a long string in the farm
er's garden TO Keep chickens out.
Tue river Yesterday bad quite n muddy
appearance, and was about one foot above
ordinary high tide near the mills. II has
been 40 clear during the past few weeks
that the rocks on The bottom could be seen
ut Mayo's bridge in places where the water
il nine and ten feet Deep
Several old stores on Hull street have
been rebuilt lately, and add very much TO
the appearance OF the street in the neigh
borhood OF the Improvements.
IL Is said that the number OF candidates
for office at the coming election only exceed
the voters who have paid their poll.iaxes
by about thirty.
IL is thought that all OF the old council.
men will be reelected at the coming
election, ard will not have any opposition.
The Alert Fire Company has a large meni-
bership at present, embracing the names of
some OF our leading citizens.
number OF persons from Chesterfield
and Powhatan passed through the city yes
terday on their way to Richmond.
The court for civil warrants will convene
this morning at the Mayors Court room.
Thomas Clay, son OF Mr.. stephen Cldy,a
we'l-known farmer OF Chesterfield, died 10
bis home, few miles from this city, yestcr-
day. He was quite young man, and was
very popular.
The question OF appropriating funds for
the maintenance OF the Free bridge was not
considered ut the last meeting OF the Board
OF supervisors Of Chesterfield, as was ex-
pected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-30
LOCAL MATTERS.

PERsoN NAL-BRIEF ITENs.-Harrisou
Phoebus, Esq. the energetic proprietor OF
the Hygeia Hotel. Is In the city making ar
rangemenis for his spring and summer sea-
son. There are already some two hundred
visitors from all parts OF the country at his
place. This is the result Of having made
The hotel thoroughly comfortable for the
early season. The Hygeia will hereafter be
kent open the year round. lis extensive
porticos overlooking the bay have been all
snugfy enclosed with glass so arranged that
II can be readily removed in warm weather,
and other heavy expenditures incurred for
the comfort Of guests. The outlook for an
extensive and lively season is unusually
bright this yesr.
The X. X. X. will meet Saturday night
for important business.
The Richmond and Allegheny Railroad
Company are making arrangements to con-
tract for the completion at an early day OF
the iron bridges on the Clifton Forge divi-
sion OF their road, and will in few days
complete the contracts for rails.
Mr.. Robert San Semara, poet and his
Photographer, commissioned by the French
Government to colate certain statistical in
formation OF the new continent, is in the
city. He will remain in Richmond about
two weeks, and then visit the southern
States. Upon his return to France the
Academy OF AK will publish the informa'
tion he has collected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-30
EXOTIC TOBACCO,
NOTICE TO THE TRADE.

The merchants who may be willing 10 sell FOR.
EIGN TODACCOS for The supply of the Nanons
MANUFACTURES or France are hereby Informed that
the sdjudHng on sealed submissions will be made al
the ONCE OF The Treasury In Pai 10 public session,
a. follows:
OK TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1880.
First. 100000 kiloPrammes Of LEAF TOBAC-
co OF maryland, from the crop or lS7S-79. cor
responding 70 bre types 10 be delivered In three lots
u J,2OO.0O0 kilosrammts each.
secsnd. l'UOo,OOO klios rsmInes IEAf-IoBAC-
60 Of Ohio from the crop Of 167e-79. correspond
eK 10 three types. 10 be delivered In TWO lots Ct
100000 kflosranmes each.
on FRIDAY, JUNE IL, 1880.
First. 6 100000 iilogrammes Of ofLEAF-TOBAC-
W Of Kentucky. fr, m the crop or ieIo-Ib cor
responding 10 three Il pes, 10 be vered IN Tour os
T I.oOg 900 kilogrsmiDes each.
kACCO Of Virginia, from the crop Of 1873 ~.
corresponding 10 three types, 10 be delivered Ia
eso sois VI 10000 kilogfalniIes EACH
.,eohlss.oas must be made fer eacD supply sepa-
touncil on each u the appointed days. AT the
Ishihg of lbe sesfioR, nj O'Clock L. NJ, the aoju
oEaiIon VII take place.
Copies OF The books Of The conditions, approved
me Minister OF Finance at Paris 10 serve az ~,
asde 10 The cfhces OF The Administration OF Tobac-
sbd of The National Manufactures al farls,
ssrf, Msf.tilie. Bordeaux, and st TIE once OF the
'es-Consuale OF France At Richmond. Wa.
d the types 70 conformity of which the supply OF
.l.s"slofy ~ Paris. The types OF yirfiuis tobacco
sM sso be deposited sf the Vice. Consulate q
sfanee In hiebmond from IL ustiI 3 O'Clock r.
- The DIR DIBEcT0n-i.EsEEAL,,
fkals, March rs. 1880.
1Sesns'hhed by order. Rieh,noud. Va, April ~,
sSsea s''t00s'S&s y 81 81 shS5Siia ssihbSoUia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-30

KID GLOVES. KID GLovELs.-We offer a large
stock OF Two-BCTToN OPERA KID GLOVES at 25c.
pair best ONE-DUTTON BLACK SEAMLESS ED
GL0vE.-sizes, 3. and 81. and Opera Kid. ~. ~,
and 7i.-at 25c. a pair; the best 75c. and al KID
GLOVES ever offered In this city; FOSTER KID
GLOVES with the patent lace fIsienngs-the best
Md gloves in The world. LEVY BROTHERS sole
agents for these celebrated gloves. THREE-Bur-
TON OPERA KtD GLOVES ~ 3Jc spair; BLACK
LACE MITES In alF qualities; CoIORED LACE
MITTs; a large stock OF LIsLE-THREAD and BfR-
LIN GLOVES; HOSE for women and children In
great yariefY q, LEVY BROInERn'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-30
MOTHERS MOTHERS. MoTnERs!

Are ven disturbed at nisht and broken of tour rest
by sttk child suffering and crying with ,se e2cru-
cialng pain os cutting teeth? II 20 al once aud
get a bottle Of MRS. wiSsLoWs SOOTHING
SYRUP. IL will relieve the poor h.tic ssferer 'ni-
mediAlely-Gepend upon Il; there j. no mistake
aboui 81. There Is not mother on earth WHO has
ever used who will not tel you q, once ihatii viii
regulate the bowels. AMI give rect IA the mother,
and rell.f and helth to the chid. oDt raiing Ike
magic. II Is perfectly safe TO u all cases, and
pleasant 10 the ia.te aud isihs prescription OF one
of the odes, aud best female rhysicans and nurses
IN the United States. sold everywhere. Twenty
ays can,s /, hottie. d. ea-eodlw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-30

REGISTRAR APPoINTED.-Jud Christian
has appointed j. e. Donnella as registrar
for the Third precinct in Jackson Ward,
uice DR.. William f. Richardson. resigned.
The law requires registrars notices to be
nosted at least ten days before the registra-
ton, which is held on the second Tuesday
in May, and not ten days before the elec-
ton. The ten days notice refers only to
the November elections. The registration,
therefore, must be held on Tuesday the llth
OF May, and the registration notices must
be posted by Saturday, May 1st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-30
.,.yr,oN SALES THIS DAY.

~ On au safes Of Reat Es.os maze sSweee
ts1stof january and kost o( June the tdxssysl
tas present year haze TO bepsff oyms gsrehgssy,
o., nil saIes made tstpsea ths lsf of !slr and !a0
fths wear the taSes hdrs 10 be paid bv hs ssttev
rphis custom Was sdoptes about anesn yesis -
BY ali the real estate agents In Richmond, ana ~
pitesto Richmond and yieinityJ
CHAPLIN. STAPLES K CO.. s " trustees ssie
~ a framed dwelling on sOnthtat corner ~
Franklin and shafer streets.
cuEWNING & ROSE, immediiicly after the
sale nj the corner OF Franklin ana Shsfer s,fets,
one building iut oa Shafer street, and one on tee
northeast corner or Park avenue aad shsief
street.
GRIIBBs q WILLIAMS. 4P. NJ. trustees sac ot
building lot Jn Floyd street mar the corner OF
Linden.
r THOMPSON BROWN, $50 2. w.. good bust
nsSs-siant-cOrner brics ssOfe-coTnef of fsLo
and Albemarle stre*tf.
GEORGE :. vAsHcS soN. Broad
sireei--brlek store aud ftorei dSepisg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-30

RFADJUsTER Executive CoNMTTEE.-The
following members compose the Executive
Committee of the Readiu>ter party Of Rich
mond: John Il. Garne,t, J. s. Dodson, John
X. Hockaday, n. f. Wilson, j. ii. Childrey,
j. w. Gillian, n. j. Smith, Alexander
Calder, sol. l.. Bloomberg, q. w. Williams,
l.. A. Tucker, William II. Tyler. r. Lecky.
f. Lafong, James w. Phillips, Morris Grif'
fin, e. Manning, J. A. Rennolds, w. E. At
kinson, X. w. Patterson, ". W. Frost.
Mr.. Maurice Griffin, Of the city police
force. requests lis to say that he is not q
member OF the Rtadiuster Executive Com
mttee, and is therefore not the Morris Grit
lin referred to above.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-30

THE WALKER LIGHT GUARD FAIR.-Com-
pany B, Walker Light Guard, received a
very generous donation yesterday for their
far to be held at the Theatre, commencing
the 10th of May next. The gift-a hand
some steel engraving, 2jX33, and epesen!ing
the soldier parting from his love-was from
Mr.. Max Jacoby, Of New York, and was
made through Mcssrs. West, Johnston Il
Co.. OF this city. AS work OF art the en-
craving is very fine, and will probably
bring handsome sum. This is Mr.. ia.
coby's note:
"NEw YoRE. April %, 1890.
/" / send along a picture as donation for
the valiant Company b, Walker Light
Guard, and hope it will be favorably re-
ceiyed as small but cheerful contribution
towars the fund TO be raised.
"MAX JACOBY"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-30
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

~. nopntenance Is pale and leaden. colored, with
..e,.ons aushcs or a clrCamscribcd spot on one or
Nth checks; the eyes become duh; the pupils
oA;e; an azure sercirce runs along the lower eye
Nd. the nose is irritated. swers. ara sometimes
h,e,ss. = swelling of the upper lip; occasional
ss,a.ehe. with hummiug or throebing of the ears;
an unusnal secretion Of saliva; Shiny or farred
tongue: breath very foul particularly In the morn.
tps: appetite variable. sometimes yoraeious, with
.knsw,ng sensation Of the stomach, at others en-
,,,,,, gone: neetipr pains in the stomach; occa-
.,opsl sauses and vomiting; violent pains through
ont The abdomen bowels irregular, at times costive
y.ools Shiny, not unfrcauently singed with blood;
selly swollen aud hard; urine turbid; respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompanied oy hic-
cough cough sometimes dry and conyulsive; uu-
. asy and disturbed sleep, with grinding Of the
ec,h; temper variable, but generally irritable &c
Whenever he above symptoms are found to exist
DIR. c. McLANE's vERMIFUGE
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT A CURE.
1T DoEs NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
Many form. II is an innocent preparation, not ca
.ssle of doing the slightest injury to the most
ender infant.
The genuine DE-. MCLANE's VKRMIFUGE bears
he signatures Of c. McLANE and FLEMING BROS.
n the wrapper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-30

THE MERRICK DEBATE.-We have received
from the time-honored Philademic Society
OF that ancient seat of learning Georgetown
College, District Of Columbia, an invitation
TO the Merrick debate on the 9th OF May
The question for discussion is a practical
one, and reads: would it be to the Inter
est of the United States to Assume the Po-
IiticaI Control of any Canal Constructed
Across the Isihmus that Separates the At
lanfic and Pacific Oceans!"
Each wear Hon. Il. Z. Merrick. of Mary
land. gives TO this Society handsome medal
for the most successful debater. and on these
occasions OF public debate fine specimens OF
eloquent oratory are not unfrequent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-30

DEATH BY POIsoN.-Yesterday afternoon
a little colored boy named Davis, living on
Brophy's alley, running from Seventeenth
street 10 the Chesapeake and Ohio railway,
between Broad and Marshall streets, came
home and complained TO his mother OF be-
ing sick. He said he had been drinking
wine. On examination bis mother found
out that he had been drinking laudanum.
Drs. RiddelI, Levy, Curd, and Styll were
called in, but the child was beyond the
reach Of human skill. Death ensued about
ca o'clock. How the child obtained the
deadly drug Is an unsolved mystery.
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MOURN FOR MASSEY.
Destruction OF His "rnssructions >, NV
The Supreme Court Of Appeals.

THE MANDAMUs CASE OF WILLIAM WILL
LiAMsoN VERSUS JOHN f. MAssEY-TUE
McCULLoCH BONDS, IN ACCORDANCE
WITH THE CONTRACT, HELD TO BE Fx-
kMPr FROM TAXATToN-COUPoNs MUST
he RECEIVED f0R THE CApITATION
TAX-MAssEY's DISREGARD OF THE su.
PRE,iE COURT DECISIONS NoTED-A GEN
TEEL RAP AT THE PARsON-THE COURTS
OPINION WRITTEN BY JUDGE ANDER-
soN-viEws OF JUDGES MoNCURE AND
STAPLES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-30

POLIcE CorRT. The following eases were
dispJsed OF at the Police Court yesterday
by Acting Police,Justice ]. j. Cr1'ch'
fiel i:
Charles Cook alias Thomas Hartman, q
W ,u,h about nineteen years Of age, charged
,ith having in his possession one gold ring
,.npposed to have been stolen from some
nerson unknown, was found not guilty, but
:, being suspicious character, was required
10 give surety in the sum OF $50 for thirty
days. in default OF which he was com.
mitted to Jail.
lanes Washington (colored), for tres
passing upon the premises OF Julia Bowers
and Oracle and Lucinda Barker, for az
saulting and threatening to Kill Lucindi
Taylsr. Cases dismissed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-30

SENT TO JAIL. Yesterday morning IN the
Police Court William Roberts (coored was
up charged with assauIting and woundins
Nettie Bibbs with brick. He was re-
ouired to give surety in the sum OF 500 Tor
six months. aud in default was committed
10 iall. Netlie Bibbs was also up charged
with assaulting aud beating Salina Massie.
She was sent to Jail for six months III de-
faun of surety,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-30

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-Townes
Us. Carter. Upon petition for an appeal
from decree OF the Circuit Court OF Pitt
sylvania county. Appeal refused.
Robertson rs. Graham and ais. Cause
put on privilege docket.
Abbott Iron Company Us. Graham and
ais. Appeal allowed to a decree OF the
Circuit Court OF Alexandria and cause put
on privilege docket.
Southern Mutual Insurance Company Us.
TAYLOR. Motion for Il rehearing denied.
Fisher Us. Sergeant OF Manchester and
Fitzgerald Us. same. Upon writs OF hdbeos
corpus. Opinion delivered by Judge Chris
tian dismissing the petition OF Fisher and
discharging the petitioner, Fitzgerald, from
custody. In this case Judge Burks did not
sit.
Williamson Us. Massey, auditor. Upon a
petition for a mdnddmNS. Rule ms, made
absolute and peremptory nlanddmaS award
ed, Judge Anderson delivering the opinion,
in which Judges Burks and Christian con-
curred-Judge Staples dissenting in part.
Judge MOncure not sitting.
Tanner Us. Benefits administrator.
From the Circuit Court OF PittsylyaDia.
Affirmed, Judge staples delivering the
opinion.
Brown rs. Lanbert's administrator.
From the Circuit Court OF Luneaburg.
Reversed, Judge Burks delivering the
opinion; Judge Noncme not sitting.
Barrett and wife ylS. Norriss md ais
From the ChaBcery Court OF the city q
Richmond. A1rmed, Judge Staples de
livering the opinion.
ID. s. Hounshen, Esq aIIewcato praciie'
a. counsel.