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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-21
.Uc,,oy sAI.s--wonday.
BY John r. sampson a Brother
tmeccfsors TO v. J.. saupsonh
Real rs ate Agents and Auctfoneerr,
Hull street between Eighth aud Ninth,
Manchrs.er. Va.
SALE OF YALUA-

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALUA-
" BLE Htjs,T-sTKEET PRO?ERTY.-In pur.
suznre of deere OF the Corpora Ion for Hustngsl
sourt az he city OF Manchester. pronounced on the
I'd dsy Of Ocfoser. 1880. IL the cbancery cause d.
pcuding therein styled A. Gary, chairman, &c, vs'
Jobn - ,pns trustee. and others, the under.ignrn'
special com missioner, will ofer for sale al public
au ,tion on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 22. 1880,
OF 2 o'clock p. ~. on the pTemi.ss, tnat vALpA.
Wnitworlh died seized aud possewed. fronting 40
feet on Hull street aud running back between n,rs,
lei lines les feet situated az the corner OF saiu bu
and Ttn'h streets.
This LOT Is one OF the most desirable IN Manches'
ter being 10 The heart Of the city.snd should COM
mand he attention OF merchants ana others seeA'
Ing afe aud soiia invt stmcn's.
TERMS: One third cash; the balance upon
creo,t OF six, twelve, ard eighteen months, esi,
denoted by negotiable notes and the lille retained
until all Of the pui chase money Is funy pad ana
0o"'' '""'- DAVID l.. PULLlAM,
no1I Special Commissioner.
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RICHMOND AND PETfhN 10
RAILROAD COhrANr
COMMENCING SUNDAY, OCTOBER
~ 81, 1850. trains Or this read will run As io.'
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1900 NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily connecaiS
for Charleston. Angus ana AArh
(yia Cbarlestonh savannah, Ri"iEi'
jacksonville. stops only a. VI r'u,.-
ter and Chesu r, and at Hsif-N'N' Do
signal. Pullman seeinr9 ut1He'"
New York aud savannah. 80
4:30 +. NJ. ACCOMMODATION IkAlS u'.l
Except sunday. Passengers tas.hs
this train will make close conn"'lo"
az Petersburg fer Norfolk s''1' 30
all stations. - 49,. . 49,.
TOO A. NJ, THROUGH FRfIGHT TRAIN duy
Except sunday; connects WIN "
VI. & y. X. X. for LyHchourz and &C.
yOnd. . v..tt...
1895 r. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily for Wc.lon'
Wilmington, CbNlgsiOu. and ,'''.''
Stots an Chester, llaf WAY, aud Di'~-
RVS Bluff on signal. pullman el'' t','
bttween Washington shd 'b'f'''''"'
LEAVE rKrERSBCRo SORrH. -
6:35 A. NJ, THROUGH MAI. day' count 80. y,
with Richmond, frvdericnpGis y"
Potomac railroad 'or all points N"t y,
East, and Wet. Stops AZ htu'N',N,
and Chester, aud al Halfway S l. -
Drewry's Bluff on >isnal. -
sleepers between Charleston ahd "'-'
a.onA. NJ. XrtecS0pMMopATIoN TRAIN day
Except sunday. stops Al Al -
44p.m. THRoUGH MAI. daily. sonnecti I
with Rlchmosd, FrederleksonIs 80
Potomsc railroad for all poinls ~
and West. Also, making close esn iss,o
ZION with the Chesapeake shu VE \
rSl.rosd FOR the Virginia spring, - a
ali polnis North and West inis. VIZ"
stops At Manchester and tns's,'.b
Puilusn sleepers between sA'ANN''
..onpu sFRriGH'r daily texcep, snnoAp
wv With passenger car attached S'0''
s,,,n.v sxcrii iessioy TRAINS. ;ssye GlSs-
a. and 4:25 L. NJ; leave To-
h hvno ~ a.So A Al aud A.SO =. 81. every Ss,,t
osrk ." s''S "a n. n. KLINE, supsrin'ehVs"i
A. POPE. q. r. aud I. Agent. ------=
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BY Jno. +. Laughlon, Jr,, AuctiOnter,
GIG Main street,

olO Main street,
GENERAL STOCK OF FAMILY GRO
" CERES AT AUCTION.--At the request Of
the owner, who is making a change In business, |
will sell at auction. on
TUESDAY THE ODD INSTANT,
at Ion o'clock, at the store No. 1910 west Broad
street, near the Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Po-
t0mac railroad depot,
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF SELECT FAMILY
GROCERIES,,
embracing q full line OF we-selecied and entirely
fresh goods, 10 which the attention OF retail dealers
Is called.
ALSO,
/ GROCERS' COUNTER, eleven feet long;
/ SHORT COUNTER;
GLASS JARS, SCALES, BINS. and other FIX
TURES. JNO. T.. LAUGHTON, JR.,
no 20 Aucioneer.
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LExLXGroNS BIC sANn1 R,l
Leave Huniington... 100 A. VI I.li T.. w..
Due Ca'lettsbg. Ky. 1905 y. vi so '. ~.
Ashland, KY. l2i5 -. NJ 900 -. VI.

No. 1 Mail runs daily except sunday from Rich
mOnd 10 WhamsOns; daily from williamson to
Huntington. Connects closely ~ Gord0nsNile Tor
Lynchburg. Connects AZ Huntington WITH tlu-
behtown, Lexington and Big sandy railroad tor
Ashland Ky.
No. 3 Express runs daily. Connects al Hunting
ton with ElZabethiOwB. Lexington and Big ~tu.Y
railroad for Ashland ny, and with steamer ior
Cincinnati. CONNECTS closely AZ GOrJonsyilc fng
Lynchburg; and CONNECTS with the Virginia Md
land train leaving al 1853 A. VI, for Washington.
No. 8 Accom- notation leaves RichmOud uai'y. *
cept sunday at $3.50 =. NJ, and arrive, Il Cor
louisville AZ 1920 l.. VI.
No. 2 | Mixed leaves Charlottesville daily. except
Sunday. at 4:35 L. NJ. on arrival Of Virginia MIDI
land mail from Dauyllle and Lynchburg, and ar
rives at stanton AT l.. VI.
No. 25 Mixed leaves CannetOn diily except ~nn-
day AT A. NJ, aud arrives at Huntington At 1919
4. VI.
SLEEPING- on No. from Richmond 70
WilliamsOn's. on No. from Alderson'' 10 Hunt
ingtOu.
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COMMIssTON MERCHANTS

DOBERT TANNAHILL & CO,
III COTTON COMMISSION MERCHANIs'
No. 8 COTTON EXCHANGE, NEW ion,n ;,o,
ton. and the purchase or sale for future deliver,
Reference: Cbarles NJ. Fry, Esl, Presideh, e co
O. New York lMessrs. Waiter. H. hsri 10 inns
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AUCTION MANUFACTURERS DAYS.
by JAS. MscdougaIl. Auctioneer,
fE. u. Cook. sa.esmap,
No. In Coveruf,r for ThIrteeuthi street.

DAwNBROKER's SALE OF GOLD
i AND SILVER WATCHES. JFWFLRY.
CLOTHING. nREeSEs. GUNS. PISTOLS.
CLICKS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, &C; &C.,
AT AUCTION AT the request OF EMS Abranl,
pa~nbroker, ! Will sell on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 90. 1850.
at store Ne. aOg Broad street. next 10 City Hall,
large aud varied assortment OF The above.
named forfeited pledges, TO which the attention Of
ELEGANT BURDETT liz stopsI ORGAN, IN
splendid ord,r. JAt. MACDUUGALL.
Auctionter.
NOTICE.
All persons hsying FORFEITED PL EDGES with
me will call and redeem them before The SAFE as
further Indulgence cannot be given.
no2I ELLIS ABRAM, Pavnbroker.
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By Jas. MacdougaIl, Aucionetr,
No. 10 Governor Tor thirteenth street.

EARMING IMPLEMENTS, HORSE,
L. BUGGY. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C.,
r. AUCTION the request Of Mr. j. N w GODS,
will sell al bis sdence, the Burgess farm Bowling
Green, Henrico county, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1880,
at IL o'clock. all Of his HOUSEHOLD FURNl-
TURE. FARMING IMPLEMENTS, ONE GOOD
ONE DOUBLE-BUGGY AND
HARNESS, and many other articles too numerous
to mention JAS. MACDOUGALL, Auciioreer.
r. ID. COOK, Salesman. NJ 202t
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by George f.. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1905 Bank street.

DOR SALE AT AUCTION. TWO
Il SMALL BUr DESIRABLE HOUSE,, IN
GOOD REPAIR, AND TWO VACANT LOTS AID.
JOINING THE SAME. LOCATE AT AND NEAR
The SOUTHEAST CORN Err OF DUNAL AND
PRICE STREETS.-By request of the heirs of the
laie George Perrin will proceed 10 sell at auction,
upon The premises, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 81, 1880.
at oc Ock L. NJ. tf fair; II not The first fair day
thereafterl the desirable REAL ESTATE located AZ
above. The CORNER LOT fronts on Duyai street
Al feet, and runs back along Price street 90 feet,
having thereon TWO STORY BRICK RESI-
DFNCE, with six rooms.
The LOT next To the corner fronts on Duval
street about 35 feet, aud runs back about 10 feet,
having thereon a BRICk.AND.FRAME RESI-
DENGE of six rooms Out-kitchen, &c.
The VACANT LOTS front 20 feet each on Price
street. aud run back 60 feet.
TERMS Liberal, aud made known al sale.
GEORGE T.. CRAWFORD,
no II =. 'Aucl iOneer.
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ELIzABETnTowN. LExIyGToN& BIO sandy Z \

No Mail runs daily from Huntington 90 VIII
liamsOn's; daily except sunday from Nilliim,Dus
to Richmond. EliZ9bethown, Lexington and BIZ
sandy trains from Ashland, KY, connect WITH
No. 2.
virginia Midland mail from Danyille aui Lynch
burg connects closely at GoedOusy.le WIKI No.Z Tor
Richmond.
No. A Express &C.. u. :. aud p. T.. steamerl leaves
Cincinnati at L. VI daily. AMI Il due At Hunting
ton 10 connect with No. Express which runs iiiF
to Richmond. EliZabethtOwn, Lexington and bS
Sandy trains from ,hiand KY. cOnIccl Win
No. 4.
No. 6 Accommodation leaves GOrdonsyiile daily
except sunday. al 5:2O A. 81, aud arrives AT iich'
mOnd at Q A.. NJ
day, at 1915 A. Me- audi connected with a Gorion'-
vile By Virginia Midland natl from Washington
and arrives az Richmond at 7:l5 i. VI.
No. 26 Mixed leaves Huntington d1iIy except
sunday at 900 l.. NJ, and arrives AZ taun,ltoh o.
l0P. VI.
sLREPISG-CARs on No. from Huntington -
Aidersou's. On No. from williamson 10 hicH'
mond.
For rates, tickets, baggagc-checks, Re-, aupy ~
X. II. FISHER, Ticket Agent Che.lpeskc and 'N.9
depot, or A. w. CARRIER, Ticket Agent 30
Main street, Richmond, Va. ". 81. =. DA So,
Engineer and SuperinteuisnL
CONWAY u. HOWARD, General PasSenger ana
Ticket Agent. h' -
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wOoD AND GOAL.

GUNNER PRICES FOR ALL SIZES OF.
~ ANTHRACITE, CUMBERLAND, sPLINT,
CUKF, PINE and OAK WOOD. Call and he con.
viDced you can do better than elsewhere. Orders
by telephone CT Otherwise promptly filled from
either oiBce--706 Broad opposite Theatre, or 1905
Cary street. Ise l6I Q. II. PAGE.
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By w. Goddin. Auctloneer.


U,RUsrEE'S SALE OF A LARGE AND
WnLL;FIN,sHED, THR THREE I0 6r BRiGK
STREET BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
S1REETS.-By virtue OF ceed OF trust eXt cnted TO
the subscriber bv Mr. Thomas a. Rust and wife,
dated April rs, 1876. Gully recorded In Richmond
Chanccry Court sh al. in execution thereof pro-
coed TO sell at public auction, on the premises, ON
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1880,
at II O'Clock NJ Or fair not, on the frii fair day
STRUCTED and CONVENIENTLY ARRANGED
THREE STORY BRICK TENEMENT, No 627,
located as above, now in the occupancy OF Miss
Hasetine j. Wood first, class boarding. house.
The LOT has n front of 80 fect and back on its
western line 165 feet, thence eastwardly 40 feet 10
Sever IN street thence seventh street nOrhwaTd
ly IL feet; thence westwardly 40 feet: thence
norihwsrd'y 14s feet 10 Main street The DWELL
ING contains seventeen rooms. exclusive of Kitchen
and servants room, with all CT The modern i'm
prOyements finished in the most substantial man
ner. lis location Is wel-acaps for large board
ing-hOuse, for which IL has been used for several
years pat.
THE TERMS, which will be very liberal, will be
made known at the lime Of SALE
The house can be examined daily from to 2
O'Clock.
no 20 WILLIAM L. C0wARDIN. Trustee.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A NICE LIT
l. TIE FARM or THRTY;THREE ACRES
ON THE BROOK TURN z ONE MILE
CREDlT AND SMALL QUARTERLY PAY.
MENTS, BY AUCTION.-By' Virtue OF deed Of
trust from c; Lisieot dated 10Th April 1850,
Office in Deed Book lea, rage 468, default having
been nade In the payment OF a part OF the money
thereby secured and being so required BY the bene
fciary, will sell by public auction on the prem
iseS, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1880.
at Il o'clock NJ, that certain TRACT OF LAND,
on the west side OF the Brook turnpike about one
ule from the city Of Richmond, formerly owned
by Charles Hartwe Esq. and containing THIRTY
THREE AND sEVEN.TWELFTHS ACRES, to-
gether with the COMFORTABLE DWELLING,
BARN, and other improvements thereon.
This IS one OF the incest and most convenient 1T
lie farms rear the city, having good improvements
and very handsome grove OF large oaks In the
yard.
TEAMS: Remarkably liberai-say about 1900 In
cash, and the balance TO the extent of the debt Sc
cured by the deed, In quarterly instruments OF $3.50
each. with the inter ST added thereon from the 9Th
April, 1880: the neat instament becoming due on
at intervals Of three months thereafter.
X. L. WILSON,
NJ. q. STAPLES,
Trfs
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WANTED, TEACHERo-NOW AND
w JANUARY IsT.-Prpcipal Classical school,
Al 200; three Professors Of Music Vocalist tBip'
tIs' D. for very desirable position three Ladies for
Music; two Normal Graduites; GoyernesS Ior La
tin German Music two Gentlemen for CONNER
cial branches several Gradua rs who have studied
in Europe. piher vacancies. CENTRAL sCHOOL
w. IA OLLIE
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by Il. B. Chatiin & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
No. north Tenth street.

UCTION SALE. OF THE BEAUT IT,
n Full FARM KNOWN AS mel ROSE SIT
NEAR THE Brook ROAD, AT PRESENT OWN
20 BY MR.. G. g. CATER. AND FORMERLY
OWNED ~ THE LATE DIR. j. \. POWELL.
Also. 4 LARGE QUANTITY OF Personal
PROPERTY, CONSISTING ~ PART OF TIN
HEAD OF CATTLE tALDERNkiSl SlX
HORSES sc; A LARGE AND VARIED STOCK
OF FARMING IMPLEMENTS, CORN, FODDER,
HAY. &c; ALSO HANDSOME LOT OF M
PROVED FOWLS.-We VIII sell by auction, on
the premises on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER %, 1880,
at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. the abOve-do-
scribed PROPERTY. The FARM contains l42
ACRES. and + one of the pretlieSt around Rich
mond. The DWELLING IS handsome one, IN
good repair. and lOcau d IN shady yard.
This Is a very desirable FARM. and VIII be sold
on LIBERAL terms, 10 be announced al sale.
II. Il. CHAFFlN 4 CO.
Auc'iOneerS.
no o1113l6l7lR lo2O.22&23
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TOR NORFOLK, BALTI-e5M.y
IL -. - 81
MORE, THE NORTH, AND REGULAR LAND
INGS on JAMES RIVER.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT sTEAMF
ARIEL,
carrying United States mail)
y. G. CLIFFORD, Commander,
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.

FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth
Washington, ID. c., Newberne, Washington, and
TarbOro', y. c.. and all points In Eastern North
Carolina. also for Eastern shore OF Virginia, Hamp-
ton, OId Point. and all regular landing. on James
river ut LOWEST RATES, and through bills is.
sued l.. -. TATUM,
Sc Superntendent
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DHlLADELPHIA, RICH tim
Il MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM-Sx11
SHIP LlNE.-F0R PHILADELPHIA, FALL
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA FALL RIVER
THREE TINES A WEEk.-Upul further no
tie the steamers OF this line will make tri-weeklS
trips, leaving philadelphia every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY, con.
meeting at Philadelphia with Clyde's New England
Line for Fal River.
QUICK TIME-FREQUENr DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES.
Freight received daily Until O'Clock +: NJ
JAAES w. MCCARRlCK,
General Soa. .ern Agent, Richmond, Va.
WILLIAM Z. CLYDE q CO.,
Genera, Managers,
NOES No, IL South Wharves, Philadelphia.
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DOCK AND JOB WORN MAIL :AAIsr, No
u kGvTxD At THE n's'A1'A
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COMMISSIONER HowARD's OFFIcE,l
RICHMOND, November @, 1880.
thereby give notice to all persons interested that
cember. 1880. al 10 O'Clock A. NJ. al my Office, No.
Shafcrs Building, At the corner of Main and Tenth
streets, the ely Of Richmond, 10 make the iBqui-
ries and report directed by The foregoing decree
RObERT HOWARD,
no 7-Su4w Commissioner in Chancery.
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A connects for Farmvile, Lyuchburg. ami Al
points I'm the Southwest.
q connects for Milton, Nc.
c connects for Asheyille aud all points On West
North Carolina.
u connects for Macon and all points IN southwen
Georgia.
T. connects for Jacksonville and all points IN 70.
rida
connects for Macon and sll points IA Seuthwe,t
Georgia, and Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis, ano
all Texps points.
G. connects for Selma, Meridian, Jackson, aad
ViCksburg.
II connects for Galveston and all Texas points.
Trains from the abOye-named points Grrfrs IN
Richmond at 4:43 L. NJ, $50 4. W.. and 6.5qP NJ
Trains on North carolina DIVISION make connec-
ton at GOldsbOro' with the W. & W. l.. Il. 10 and
from Weldon and Wilmington.
Pullman Palace Drawng-roOm and sleeping Cars
run through on Train No. As from New York anc
Richmond to Atlanta, Ga, ON Train No. ~ from
Richmond 10 Danville.
Tickets sold TO all points south, southeast and
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lay-oyer check Ks gives on LEGAL tickets.
\. pUPF,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
r. ". X. 1ALCOTT, General SUPERINTENDENT.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
~ WAY.
NOVEMBER IL, lesO.
PASSENGER TRAINS RUN AND CONNECT As
FOLLOWS:
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP <1eSaSa
" COMPANY. s4&dfJ

This company VIII dispatch one OF their splendid
stesmers-0LD DOMINION, WYAEOKE, MAN.
HAITIAN, ISAAC BELL, and RICHMOND
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY Al
high water.
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex.
pressy for this route.
They kSve splendid saloons, state-rooms, and bath
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are IN
surpassed.
Ships going nortn land at Pier 81, North river
foot of Beach street. SHIPS coming south sail from
PIER AZ, North river, foot Of Christopher street.
Cabin fare TO New York, slZ Steerzse, 30 ana
tS.
Freighs for points beyond New York Forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual en-
peases Insured.
Freight received until o'clock'P. VI. daily.
For further information Apply 70
GEORGE w. ALLEN q CO., Agents,
nv le ofnce CotapNnv's vhArves. Rocketta
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-12
THE OLD WORLD,
Great Britain.

Cabul EvacuHted-Thro.vin Bait to the
 Insurgents - Northern AfghanIstan
 Opened to InsurrectiOn.
 LONDON, Aug. 11.--A dispatch from Cabul says Abdur Rahman Khan, the new Ameer, has had an interview with General Stewart to-day at the encampment at Shurpur, after which General Stewart led the British return to Gundamuck. It is understood that when the British evacuation of Cabul is completed Abdur Rahman will occupy his capital and take practical possession of the reins of gov ernment there
 News from Candahar Is to the effect that the garrison have no fear of any immediate attack from Ayoub Khan, and make frequent successful skirmishes with the tribesmen who are lowering in the neighborhood in isolated bands. Reports from the column under General Roberts, who is advancing to the relief of Candahar, are favorable. The Northern Ghilzais, with whom he an- ticipated SS3ouble on his march, are said to have remained thus far quiet, end he has established photographic communication with Killa Abdulla. Not withstanding these roseate stories, the feel ing at the War office and in Calcutta is not wholly cheerful and reassuring. The aban- donment of Cabul, although it is no more than the carrying out of the programme agreed upon before the late defeat of General Burrows, opens the whole of the northern part of the country to instruction, and may mean years of further struggle while on the other hand to lose Candahar may signify the loss of India. The situation IS felt to De enough at best, and no one envie s the task which the Gladstone ministry has from it's predecessors.
 A dispatch from Cabul, via Calcutta, says General Stewart, after very satisfactory in terview with the Ameer, withdrew his entire force from Cabul. The Ameer expressed his gratitude to the British Government.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-12
RnIica Mnta.

Lawrence McCabe and Thomas Emmerson, two boys, were arrested last evening for steal ing fruit at the corner of Wooster and Brew cry streets. When arrested the boys had their shirts stuffed full of green apples, to say nothing of the number they had put in their stomach This fruit stealing from back yards has come to be general nuisance and a stop should be put to it.
 In the Norwich police court on Tuesday, Charles A. Warrington and Hattie Gabel, who were arrested in this city for burglary in Norwich, waived an examination. The court found probable cause for supporting the complaints and the prisoners were bound over to the September term of the Superior Court for trial The bond in sYerrington's case was fixed at $1, ,Oo0, and was given by MT. E. W. Warrington.
 Michael Ginder, who WAS convicted by the United States District Court for passing coun- terfeit money and sentenced to the county jail for term of months, was pardoned by President Hayes. The pardon was received by his counsel, A. D. Penny, yesterday. The prisoner was released few days ago on tel egraphic notification that he had been par dcned.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-12

for Hull Arrived, the Algeria from Liver pool, the Pereire from Havre,4 the City of Vera Cruz from Havana, the Canada from London.
 Baltimore-Sailed, the Nova Scotian for Liverpool
 Hamburg-sailed, the Gellert for New York.
 Antwerp-Arrived, the Helvetia from New York Sailed the Steinmann for New York. Bremen-Arrived, the Koln from New York.
 Cardiff Sailed, the Rheola for New York. Queenstown-Sailed, the City of Montreal for New York.
 outhampton-Arrived, the Oder from New York for Bremen.
 Glasgow-Arrived, the Phoenician from Montreal
 Liverpool-Sailed, the Helvetia for New York
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TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGS.

Base ball yesterday: At Cleveland, Wor- testers 2, Clevelands 8 :; at Buffalo, Troys 4, Buffalos 2; at Brooklyn, Nationals 6, Rockes- ters (1O innings).
 A great land meeting was held at Clonmel, Ireland, yesterday. The crowd was so great that it caused the platform to collapse and several persons were injured.
 A brick of gold was brought to Halifax, N. s., yesterday, from the American Companys works at Montague, N. S. It's weight was 800 ounces and it was the result of fourteen mems work for six weeks
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-12
ReadinR Camp Meeting.

The services at the Bedding camp meeting Tuesday morning were attended by congre- gation of from three to four hundred people. Rev. George Lansing Taylor of Brooklyn, formerly of the George street M. E. church. New Haven, offered prayer, Rev. Joseph Smith of Southport read a selection of Scripture, and Rev. c. H. Wing of Norwalk, formerly of the St. John street M. E. church, New Haven, preached sermon on Faith. :" At the afternoon meeting the congregation numbered about five hundred. Rev. A. S. Groves of New Canaan offered prayer, and Mrs. Wm B. Skidmore and Mrs. Scranton spoke on missionary work, the former for the Ladies Foreign Missionary Society, and the latter for the Foreign Society of the New York East District. Dr. Taylor, of Brook lyn, made brief address. in the afternoon prayer and conference meeting was held in the Bridgeport tent.
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THE NEW DOMINION.
Collapse of Buildfng-Fifteen Boy
 Buried i'm the Ruins.

Collapse of Bufldfng-Fifteen Boys
 Buried i'm the Ruins.
 MONTREAL, Aug 11.-Yesterday afternoon at about helf-past o'clock alatge building in which fifteen boys were employed, fell in, burying them in the ruins. two-story building at the corner of Mignonne and Am herst streets, used 8 feed store by MT. Ma poleon Brosseau was being stored with bran. It became necessary to stow the bran away in corners in order to make room for more. For that purpose crowd of lads had been sent in to fill up the corners and to stamp the bran with their feet While they were thus engaged the south wall of the building fell out and the whole collapsed, enveloping the boys in the bran bricks and mortar. The north wall stood firm or not a soul would have escaped.
 The fire alarm sounded and the fremen were quickly upon the scene. Before this had happened man named Joseph Bruyere assisted by others, managed to lift the roof sufficiently to enable the boys on the top floor to escape. It was found Zenont Peas, Il years old, was instantly killed, and Isidor Brosseau 12, and J. Mongein, 13, were se- riously injured. The others escaped with slight bruises. The building was totally un- fit for the purpose of storage, and the coro- ner's jury will likely prosecute the proprie- tor.