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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-03

DEATH OF Az ESTIMABLE LADY, has
been our painful Office to record the death
OF an unusual number Of useful and hon
ored citizens during the last few months,
but no announcement OF the kind will diff
fuse a mOIe widespread sorrow than that
OF the deceasc OF Mrs. T.. II. Brown, wife
OF the Rev. William Brown, ID. ID. Though
residing in Fredercks sburg at the time Of
her death, she was so identified with Rich.
moud and was such frequent visitor here
after her removal from the city that We con-
tinucd TO regard her aS one OF cur own peO-
pie. and so cndcared was she TO all classes
in the community that a common sorrow i
experienced in consequence OF her removal
from this sphere Of her efficient activity in
so many departments Of useful labor. For
nearly seventeen years Richmond was her
home, and here she illustrated the beauty
OF life devoted to the promotion
one Ot. her sex could becOminely engage.
The assistance she gave to her husband in
the conduct OF the Centr1i Presbyterian ;
her unremiliing efforts for the comfort OF
the soldier, OF the Confederate army during
the war; her skill IN the management Of
the Hollywood Memorial Association, Of
oUs supporter; her unfl fliggiDe energy in
the prosecution Cf the benevolent work Of
the ladies OF the Second Presbyterian
church, OF which she was a member; her
cea>elcs> mini>tratiODs Of mercy among the
poor of the ETY.; the aid she rendered to 80
many congregations i'm the country, in and
out Of Virginia. by her wise suggestion,
and practical encouragement. won for
her place in the rcyerential regard
and love Of the people such n
few women cf our time Ia. occupied.
When the report OF her >eyiOuS illness came
10 Richmond more than a week AGO tn
greatest >olicitude was manifested. and just
after the assurance was given that tie crisis
Of the attack was passed and that there was
fair prospect Oi her recovery these hopes
were suddenly disappointed by the iidine,
Of her death. which occurred yesterday
morning.
She will be inferred in Hollywood, with
which she j. already associated by - many
memories, ard the funeral services will be
held in the second Presbyterian church
(Rey. DR.. IIoge'>) this afternoon AZ 2O'cIock.
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= DELIGHTFUL sensation ~ lHF IEGloN OF
h pa'le Is cVpcriencei Dy those "ho qusd eNa,'a-
! x Hun PUNCH. either with hot water, .uau-
'ie fire c, uii., or in g. original condition. 10 -
4 deu"at" combination ~ OLD liquor, with fru'- of
surprising r'chn 81. SID oy an oal,rs every bore
Al 81 - A bottle.
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THE MOZART THIS EyENING.-First, over
ture, "Ffl Diayolo," (Auber,) orchestra;
second, solo soprano, II Must Sing" TAU
bert,) Miss Hammer; third, solo clarinet,
Mr.. Felix JiIdeila; fourth, o, "Traume-
rei," (Schumann) b, "SSedisb Wedding
March," (Soedermarn,) orchestra; dib.
solo soprano, Welc; me, Pretty Primrose"
(Plnsuti,) Miss Hammer; sixth, duo clar.
net and cornet, with orchestra, won kalk,)
Messrs. Jardela and Beier; seventh, POI.
poprri, Martha" (Flotow,) orchestra.
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WOuLD Refuse sl,0O0.-Mr. }. S. Lefa-
YOUR, artist, Salem, Mass, 30 we see by The
Salem RegiSfer, has used 81. Jacobs OH with
rare satisfaction and surprising benefit, and
under his own signature highly recon-.
niends ii for rheumatism. The gentleman
bad suffered Tor twenty years.
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The attendance at the opera performances
in the Cincinnati Music Hall aggregated
32, 7s3, and the receipts about 100000. Or
this sum Mapeson takes the first $4,000;
then the College OF Music takes expenses,
estimated at $4,000; ana MaplesOn two
thirds OF the residue. making his share
s3l ,GGG, and leaving s. 1913 net profit TO the
college.
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CHEAP LIFE INSrRANCE.-T@ou'Y.0tc cent,
viii buy b'x Of Or. Tutlj PHI. and t 49, rc-
store The functions Of the liver stomach, ana bly-
esthe sources from which nearly every d.s4se
origiua'cy. II these organs sci well long ,ud
healthy lifc is assured. Make tie ia;e .fu.1 Il
win De a pr8 afahic onp.
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To make the hands smooth, 20 keep The TIPS
from chapping, there Is nething better ttaa lhs
cXcesen, preparation. Now that The cold weather
has set ia everybody should have some % e.
Prepared By +. ROBERTS BAKER, Dragg!s,, No.
gl3 Main street.
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TtTT'S EXPECTORANT

-, enable you to raise the phSgm, cause pleasant
~ and you will wake In The mornluR' co"En
% oce, hug, working freely and. breathing easy, II
r,coye and cure for 'r,SS % s ana rLnhSSTr S Er
toN'. S.,ld hy druggists in 25c. and 81 bottles
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
Q, MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
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A NiCE SUIT or CLOTHES is something lo DE-
pr71l ~, especially 4 th'y cut in tle e,t
sty'. trimmed, and well made. spring viii .n. % be
uuon I~ and many or o1r readers VIII DC ilgbng
around tor spring suits. t.n upon Joi'S "a.
rOCCTE = sON. Merchant i1iiars, Tenth str..' ue-
tween Main and Hink, 4ul you viii dud So. .pfid
lot OF new good,, which THESE accommodating ,,c-
u'mon are prepared TO have maje in ths l.s' lin-
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS POR RTo-DAY.-For the Middle
States, cloudy or partly. cloudy weather,
succeeded q in the southern part by clear wea-
ther. northwest 10 northeast winds, higher
temperature and stationary or lower barom-
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THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. The Cham.
Der OF Commerce viii meet this evening at
6 O'Clock to consider proposed amendments
10 the Constitution in regard to the ofgani-
zatioD Of The Board 0f Directors,
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We have ju.t received a ine stock of aMoErT-
LADO. ToPAZ, and other SnERRlEs: also. ,0aic
fine PORTS. III quliiy Of these vines Is very
hne, am the prices very low. We have aso 5ust
received some of the finest TEA We have seen sinCe
a he war ". -. BLAZE EfO.
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PERs0EAL AND BRIEF L0CALs.-judce
John +. Lowell, OF Warren county Va,
vas in The city ye,tclday
Mis-, Mary Andersen attended The Ash.
Wcdnc,d day seryices At The Cathedral yes
tcrday morning.
Mr. Jack Murphy, OF this city, broke bis
knce.cap yesterday White getting Of street,
cIr.
The City Circuit Count was in session
Yesterday, bat 40 jury case, were disposed
OF. The court decided >,rt2l points Of la".
The Norwegian bHk LiDel mad her hgnf.
ing flying yesterday N honor Of Ash We'd
ncsdly.
There was only one case disposed Of at
the Pohce Court yesterday morning. That
was oi q irifing nature.
The City Sergeant OF Norfolk arrived
here yesterday, having IN custody t%O con-
ylc,s-M1ry REID, sentenced d 20 t~O year,
in Tie pcnitentiary, for hou-ebrclkipg. and
Joseph Adams, eighteen years. for felony.
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,,.,uoNs tivEm nEG.LAloR.

DpiXTLRs. -uUEMAKER>, 1AlLORS,
i,%nAIL WlIOLEAD >fDkNTAkN LIVES
v,lIrfNpEFtIrT ASD CCEEf)R
pY>rtPSiA,ANp HEADACHE
by taking this
SIMPLE. HARMLESS VEGETABLE CONF
POUND.
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DR. ilARTLEY's REMEDY cures Calsrrh shen
All o.h,r knowa remedies fsn 0nc psckayi IS
generally sufficient 20 efsc: a cure sold Oy al
druggists.
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THE BISHOP or NATCuEz - Re-. Father
Jansen, received Yesterday letter from
cardinal Simeoni. Preicct Of The c0ngreG1
ton OF the Propagation Of Faith, dated
Rome, February lIth, informing him
that on the 3l,t of January, at a meeting Of
the Cardinals Of The said congregation, his
name had been proposed a Bishop Of
Natchez, Miss; that the Holy Father had
approved the choice and ordered q brief to
be prepared, which would be forwarded a.
>onn as pOssible.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 30;
% A. NJ. "a noon. So; 8 Z. NJ, SO; & L.
NJ, Az midnight, 36.
Mean temperature. 4ia.
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BRUSSwiCK SOuPs-fozen Gayor,-2Jc. a oaa s
CHPf>TIAS& 4 WHITES.
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DEATH OF Mr.. W. \. CARRINGTON.-Mr.
W. \. Darlington. who accidentally shot
himself 4 few days since while examining
ri.tol (mentoa OF which WIS made In the
DiSDatc1). died Yesterday at his father,
farm. Dogw0od." His funeral will be
preached from $. Paul's church this eve
ming at 3 O'Clock.
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DIBEcT PROM NEw ORLEASS--;he tssi 5.scat
CIGAR In America. at CHRISTIAN Nmfc's.
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CHICKEN THIEVES. - Early yesterday
morning thieves entered The back ward OF Mr..

W. f. BlIdwin's residence, in Park Row,
west Main street. They broke into bis coal
house and stole iherefrom eleven or twelve
higbly.prized hens Of the partridge cochin
Species They also carried of from idc
npghboring yard of Mrs. Marshall uinc or
ten chickens
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SAVE MONEY by having your riniins done q; the
DISPATCH PRiNrlSG-IlOCsE. Good WORK low
prices, and satigfactlon guaranteed.
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Ihlye u,cd IIor,forl', Acii Pho .pha'c g.. a..m-
bcr oi ca,os I'M which Il l. recommended wi'. rYlI
el ~. J. I. ROOKtP. ". =.
N9LIesrife. mt.
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GEORGE LIE. {SEAL.I
+. \. SAUNDERS, iSEAL
kkINE THREAD.

. NN'''l'i|SAD. sTs
q, "a WI y our whole stock Of S.5lNE-TnREAD
a., tes!s per pound less than cOSi. as % close
>g,TS ."lsle Sioel We have he genuine MAR
nres.'tL hElNE'THRkhD. see IL aud gsE our
,.ee eytiOfs asasilg our purchases.
--S-1 . lVt LEVY HROGHERS.
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WIcKEDSte~. Not tad Loarf. hai diseased
Liver (, often ih- cause 90 violence Of t per- yin-
die ly.ur... and sometimes crim, fIr. ~l 'l The
,,'.eu g. sntct.d. ihr heart / cloeecd .,s liter
impulse fer want of action io carry ~ ,.e l,'.
- bay" u-t1 SIMMONS itytR REGCiA tDH. 1T
on oac,. lu. often: and can conhdc.tF t,-'r' L
has lory mr more g. cd than any ofbfr .ii..le
have ger used .bips T. +, ihr -r,a'.-t .. .ae
FIR .oa,,d Lis,r lcaar i1 thc world. Many of ay
ne-Lhor have u,ri ir, md an VII ,ly a. a,Y.H Il
rot uos' thtl ro for i's virtue.
"JoHN J. ALLEN, Bibb coGLty, r1.'
-------------
EROwS's REo>CHrAL TROcEEs wi. s-'.
Cough br directly relieving she irritation o. 20
Iiro,t. and viii Lo, ei,isj,r The st,nac. i.e
cough yiups. - cent, box.
so 10 Levy BRoTHEHN' To.ftt.
Th.y have luH rrc.i'cd
4 LARGE r)T or IkCls BOUGHT At GHE WEr-
GOODS SALE or THAT Article.
1l'y yet chow large stock %
SuEEIlHGs, >niRriNCs, MusLINS. QcftTs.
TOWELS. TAHLE-DAMAsk.
Toe lIrges. sock aud the best barsail ..
WET GOODs
CAS- BE HAD At LEVY BROTHERS.
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Au immense assortment Of LADIES and GEN
TLEMEN'> SATCHELS, BAGS, aud VA
LlsEs, from II 10 :j,il Black. Red, Blown
sllealAer. see this ock before buying.
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HENRCo News An adjourned meeting
oi the Board OF supervisors OF HeHricO V"S
held yesterday al the cOurt.houSe 10 con-
slider the question relative to the improving
OF The county roads. The matter va, dis.
cu-sed at length, and the Board adjourned
10 meet. again next week, when the qIe,-
ton win be further considered.
The Mlrc5 term OF the iIcnricO County
Count will begin Monday week.
Robert Hale, charged with unlwfully a'-
,auliing and wounding Philip Githright
with an axe. was before Justice E9cho Tues
day afternoon. IIllc's father j. charged
with being implicated in the affair. Tneir
cases were continued until next Monday,
and the accused allowed bail
The district suPerintendcnis Of the Dem
ocrltic party Of UcnricO viii meet a. the
c0urt.housc Monday week 10 consider mat.
tcrs OF interest TO The party.
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ii PARrNxRsHIpS

WE, GEORGE LEE AND L. 4. SACN.
W Dtes, 10th of the city Of Richmond IN The
,liie y Virginia. have M, day formed Il SPECIAL
AND LiMiikD CO.PARTNERSHlP 10 conduct
10 iic ci.Y Of Elchmoud. Virginia. the GkNEEAI
.kpttHl AND PROVISION BUSINESS uu-
'i 'te hrin-utme and style Of GEORGE LEE.
IT, n SAUNDERS Is the special and GEORGE LEE
.'t f,LeIai uaitner. Ihc sp cial partner las con-
-!V1.,d lh cash ihe sum of 100000 - his i'm put
49," 'he patintrsiiD. the term OF which is 40 Dc
h,ttt Years from lis Gzfc.
" hne'' our hand and seals tbl. I4th day Of Feb.
.l''i!. a. .IsSI.
GEORGE LIE. {SEAL.I
+. 4. SAUNDERS, SEAL
-','~ | '"g'nf', cay u RichH9Ro-to cU:
- aries l. Williams, a notary Tu5lic for the
~ "''i''dG' iu uie state Of Virginia. d. certify
- - 'ftt Zee aud T.. 4. Saunders, wnose i.amcs
So io The above writing, bearing datc the
~ CAY ~ February. IsGl have actuowI, daeI the
roe ine IN uiy s;ttc city. ana do further
tn'.i. 'hat george Lee this day made oath before
AM" "a ''e sad +. a. SauHdcs has artualiy psid
ih e4.si. ''N '""' 20 a-'''VV
lssg |s' NY h.m1 % tnis - W oaN 81 eDfCaFy
--"Sf'" NOiafN Public.
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HUB PCYCH. a delicious beverage. ST
CHRISTIAN < WuITE's,
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Grand Lodge knights OF Honor.
SECOND DAY--APTERSo0S SESSION.

The Grand Lodge was called 10 order n;
3 O'Clock Yesterday by Grand Dictator Lam-
kin. and remained in session until nearly 3,
transactiDg a great deal OF routine business,
a portion Of the session being enliycned by
exciting brt courteous debate.
The following committees reported: State
OF the Order, Appeals, Finance. and special
Committee on Orient Lodge. II was upon
the reports Of these committees that action
was taken during the afternoon.
AmoHg the matters OF most general inter-
est was a decision Of the Committee on
Laws on the subject OF trustees OF sub)rdi.
nate lodges" They are elected for one
year, but must report semi.annually."
The resolution OF Mr. John +. Bell. OF
Richmond, insiiuctiDg the representatives
to the next Supreme Lodge 10 secure, II
possible, such anendmcnls 10 the laws qs
will make the election OF officers annual IN.
stead OF semi-annuil, was adopted, aud I,
AZ important change II carried out.
The Finance Committee reported 4 bal
ance in the treasury Of Sl.207.
The difficulties in connection with Orient
Lodge were, after spirited discussion, set
tied satisfactorily and harmoDcnsly.
NIGHT SESSION.
After recess Of three quarters OF an hour
the grand body, which evidently meant buSi.
ness, after hurried supper returned 10 the
ball, and at $50 proceeded TO the election of
officers for the ensuing year. which resulted
aS.foll0ws: Grand Dictator, 7. &. Morton.
stanton; Nice.Grlnd Dictator. John J.
Wright, Richmond; Assistant Grand Die.
iator, Judge j. ". Keeling. Princess
Anne; Grand Chaplain, Rev. II. VI.
HOPE, Gordon-yi'le; Grand Reporter.
william II. Bailie, StauntOn; Grand
TrelSnrer, II. +. lIudn,ll. Richmond; !;
Grand Guide, !. =. Kcnnev, Chin.
colleague Island; Grard Gulrdiap. Julius
Joel, Cay Point; Grana sentinel, J)scph T.
B0wyer, Lynchbur-. Grand Trustees: /:
John Maxwell, Richmond; ". + Foster.
Norfolk; Thom1' w. Genlrv. Manchester.
supreme Representative. r.. e. Branch. Pc
'crsburg; alternate, John G. Teller, Rich
mOnd.
Further reports we're made by the com
mitte Of three physicians on the state
medical cNInucg'S report and other special
committees, aud after The transaction Il
other business Of especial interest 10 the
order. the BODY adjourned after midnight.
The officer select will be- Installed TO-DAY.
and the session will probably clcse tonight.
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I'D. &c.
" "DEAUTY OF HEBRON -


"REAUTI OF HEBRON" "
ID POTATOES.
Thi, fGe new WHITE POTATO ], The eaIliesl
foundest and hest ~ al cariN potatoes.
FTl saN>: Their We'd is cgci mons. and ore
ranked twelve DAYS earl er than The Early Rose"
Dfter SAYS: " Earlier man The Early Rose, very
froducliye. Of excellent quality. White flesh, and
viii Weld AZ least ono quarter more
Thorturu SAYS The earliest, best. sOuEcest, AZ
~ = productive Of ali early potatoes"
Price on,y - T. barrel
PTRE FAHIN ROSE. ~ uer barrel.
BAGF.PLANT>-Lairc York ana Jersey
MabtfeG-30c. ptrlOO.
ClONtR-SEfp y. ORCHARD CIR As, MlLLET.
KENTUCKY BIUt-GRAS~. MIXED LAWN
GRASS. aud ALL other kinds OF RELIABLE GAR
BEN.SEEDS f. ". WOOD,
4l9 sixth street,
nh 3.Jt Richmond, Va.
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FLoRIDt ORANGES, direct frun Jacksonville,
Florida. al CHRISTIAN WHtfE',.
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8itI,mond 1ispatth.
MARCH 8, 1891.

Ea- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CiRCU-
LATI0N OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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900 OBTSHELS CHOICE RCST.PROOF

cOO rEEl.bAtS:
800 hu>he., WHITE WINTER SEED-OAT~;
100 barrels SfAUNION fNTfA ana BRIDGE
WATER FAMILY FLOUR;
HAY. an grade
MlLL.FLkD. CLOVER-SEED. &C..
ior sale Day y. Il. SAVAGE X CO.
COmluis ion and Feed Merchants,
mh - 1912 Cary street.
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20.000 POUNDS OF>-sasFss
9 -OtODO kEINF qHRFAn of 1ss% ~

Al e,',Voo hEINE-THREAD ofSS 49,
a@eeDa'eis an. %galiies a. greatly reduced rIces.
~ tVVinei 10 make room fOr other good. And not
.-'ns " carry asg over III next season. we rave
t-'SSnsi 10 sell s,sat We have yet on hand resa-
~ eOsl of importation.
80 on hand silS Tor iale at less than factory
l6pt lrssiNh-IWJNEs, SEls E-LINEs, COEks,
ssY a. l-eEiNh NE5TsNG and GfLL-NETTiNG
-' @pSs aud depth.
l.. LlCT9TBN sTEIE & Sons.
tSHer seyeDleSEiA Sns FrsI.llhR streets,
~ l. Richmond. Va
Or ,n9i,poJ.sTs of The Li0S BRAND AID lmuorters
~ g,'lsr Llsnds. fo 25
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VIRGINIA Pass ASSOCIATION. The >oy.
enth annual meeting OF thi, Associali In wa.
he'd yesterday afternoon. IN thls city, At
RIcger'> fl1l'-Pge dent Barclay presiding.
several amendments 70 the Constitution
were adopted, extending the privilege Of
membership 10 " professional reporter and
professional c0rrc- pOndents," 3" restoring the
original iniflion-iee. etc. DR.. G. A. Bryce.
Of the SoNihera clinic, and Colonel ROic
:. >2undei-, Of 'he Southern Piqpler oId
Farmer, were elected member, Of The As>O.
cIatiOn.
The election Of officer. for 'he ensuing
year resulted aS follows: President, +. H..
Blrclay. OF Lexington; Fir. Nice.prc>i-
dent, DR.. 4. Mon'eirO, OF the Manchester
SIN; Second Nice-PIeSidcnt, J. 4. II. 81.
Andrcw, Of the Farmyile NrcWy; Third
Nice-PreSident, Juan A. PiZzni, OF Rich
mond; Secretary and Treasurer, John
Crane, OF Richmond; Assistant Secretary,
W. Piumer Gretter, OF Richmond. Mem
berS Of the Executive Committee, not oil-
GERS MessrS. j. L. LoYell, o. The Warren
Sentinel; Daniel Murphy and G.. Watson
jane, OF Richmond
After The transaction OF other business
the meeting adjourned.
The annual baDque, took place last night
at KrauSe'> European Hotel. Broad street.
TO day HE members proceed TO Wash
ingtOn. according 70 programme.
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Entered at the Post-Ofice at Richmond, Va, as
secoud-cass mattcr.I
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4 LLEN's NORMANDY CORN TOOK
,a,.t W. trst ;sepum a. Virginia STATE Faif. 1880.
dAtt,ue nhiL,tim variety: large cIrs. 'af2e pro-
Asgiyi i%,Ssei valuable for sii0"; Tor sale.
MI, ". ID. TCNPKINs a. BROTHER.
--~-eIt. Eleventh street aGd BasiB bank.
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Toe larges, sock aud the best barsaIl d..
WET GOODS
CAS- BE HAD At LEVY BROgHERs.
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Mrs. y0uugs' Husband.

\ CLAIMANT FOR THE HONOR WHOM THE LADY
sCORNFULLY DISOwNS-THE FAMOUS STRAW
BERRY MARX DECEPTIVE BESIDE THE BRANDs
OF HER THEOPHlIUS.
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FANCY GOODS. &c.

STEVENS
OPENS TO-DAY
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They yet sh0~ a large Stock o.
sHEEIISGs, >HIRrlNCs, MUsLINS. QrftTe.
TOWELS. TABLE-DAMAsk. &.
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NI'ERAY STREET., NtW YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-11
.MIHDLRfD ~ ms BAD.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. April lO.-SmIth Ran
sou, farmer living alone the Hall HI Road. In-t
Long Meadow VIA. found th- morning in hi- bed with
l. -kuu broken The doctors -ay that hc cannot hvc
lie was seen about o'clock lu-t night IN front of his
hou-c and soon after H,Dry Bridge. man who had
been suffering with dclrun trcmcns for two or three
days was seen near by acting Ia stnnec manner 1t
ter f. the evening Bridge brought To- this city FOR
r .,u,-s and this norHiug, when told that Ransom
i. ~ IN killed hr confessed that he had done the decd
tnn,,l ,. told number ~ improbable stories about he
,,r ii,in had sOld i Illegally for s"Fcrhl years,
,d i,r v,u three weeks hH- been drunk most o the
tire niIcn II single man, about thirty Ave years
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CHEAPER THAN THE OMNIBUS.

An odd looking vehicle. something between an
omnibus and cab. light in color ana drawn by two
gray horses greeted the eyes of churclgoers in the
principal streets yesterday. II was the Heriic Pbe-
PHILADELPHIA Cleveland and Chicago. Ii is built to
carry eight passengers, and 70 be drawn by one
axiear 10 within less than two feet Of the ground
ali the wheels are very large The interior is lighted
by gas a tank being placed under the drivers seat.
6inau curtains Oh spring rollers shade the windows
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p1>cIAI,iIXG COLEMAN.

The La !ine mcu'c'> of the Land LEAGUE in this
eitv diSclaiI. any kuoWrd DE of the fugitive Cole
ran who i Thought tn have arrived by tine An--
t.alia saturday. They >9y tnat all such schemes
a, the Mansion iloI~, plot 1rr entirely without the
sanction # tie Lea-lic aud only RESULT ia great ~
inrv t. "thr cause. Wl.iir Oh" Lcasucr> may l""t
f,rw ard Ia tn, ultimate ~ irlcid:ncr If l;'.3"i.
Ia, llS, of force is not at all cOnprchcnoed III iriI
pr sent plans.
Ir. lani aid England. NaS asked yc,tcrt'N II ~"
Land League had any connection Win Inc Mansion
House plot.
prove of any such means btlnC used against ilr
tnslish Gpvrrnueut. our cndc?N"r has hrtn all
a'un, to keep within III" Constitution |; - not a
tisne now to u.s.. physical force.
:" Do you think the attempt on ID" Mansion House
was made Nv tl- Frni.n Brotherhood
mo. | beeV il WIS done 10y the policemen IN"
claim 10 have made tLcdi>coNcty ihu tncS nl-l get
,romntod. II il was not dome hV thrli. 10 Ms done
IT, deepen The pref dice against The lash cause. II
harm was really meant tho~c Engaged ~ III" aiiiI
would not have put thu machine IL window - the
side If thu hou>,. Why. II would simply nave
blown out into the air. without doing ANY material
damage | vas in London al III time. lad th,>c are
the Impressions then received.
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Julia Gebcr, age nineteen, OF No. 20 suffolk
st. quarreled with her lover Henry Odcnwald yrfier
day afternoon because he jealous Of her and wished
her not 70 associate with other Young men Last eve n
ing she was walking In Firh>t. alone Odenwald saw
her. knocked hcr down aud kicked her In The alb
douen She became n-cusihlc aud WIS carried - the
Fifth Police station while Odcuwad made his c--