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Lrrri.E ROCK, Ark, JNly lt.-I'arttes Just
tragedy committed near that placo wl,Iel.
ltas thrown tho .wholo community Into u
wl,trlwtnd nf excitement. i4ncy Webb, II
years old, living with far,ner sntuo Distance
from tuwI,, wl,tle on a,er way to scllooi, WINS
oyortaken III III Isolated locality by II ,,egro,
who brutally outraged nlut murdered ller.
The body WIS horribly lnutilatcA. tho neck
being broken anu tho rCulains u bruised,
bleeding l&,nss. A ience-rail WIS used to
commit tho deed. a largo party Ut men nru
securing tho country iii search Ut tho MUIR
derer, MIL IL tragic sequel III Anticipated,
10 tho Itfaterh assoc.astA rrst.
: LIrTL: lsocK, Ark, July ll.-Informa.lon
from Desara brings "details Ut II leIIsI1 deed
committed 'nenr tint place. y littu gtrl
about ID or ii years oltl, MI orphan being
raisctl by II Alr, Stalttrgs. started on llur way
to seluul Inst Friday morning. Slsu ,tuycr
reaehetl school. but OF tl,Is fact tIle
guardian was mol aware until Mt night,
when. She falling to return homo, I!u found
she had not beel. tleru Mt nil that tAy,
Fearing that sl,e. had met with 4 folr-
fl! fate, lo gssye tho alarm. Tl.e puo-
plo turned out to search for tho
llttlo woman. All night they hunted, but In
vain. About 0 o'cloek Saturday forenoon
one OF the hunters 1ounl tic ltr11css body Of
the poor llttlu thug In I'LL uut.ot-.ht,-way
pnce. She hatl been ravtsl,uA mud murdered,
aud Desfda iier bntly. wera tho broken pieces
Of fence''1ll covered with blood with Wl!tu!l
!er life !It'.l lh.cA taken. Susplctol putuls
the decd, MI. 1t seeHla to be correct, M they
hQyo LETT the country ANT GNull0t bo fOlltll.
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JOHN CUNOyER.

Spseias Dlspdteh 10 1ns Chicago Tribune
Quincy, ILL.,, July 11.-Jol,n Conoyer, n
prominent lawyer, tliett last night, aged 10,
OF consumption. after q long Illness. Lie
leaves q wife n,Ml SIX children.
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ALUAHf MNIJ
Ina bcen s"t t ;i,e 1',,,.
M "s tEe tc fo"t f.. c;s @ ns;' ~ sn 5k
tms na;,c.,N .Mc 'o'"' ea"eus eo'l'"i1"e u Gall
eanSns' an ~ ss,. xo,v .,.,,.m.. ~, .,.., .
sx7E " NEW '', noNk, SENATE . M Gl'AAhEh, S AZ
1;.;.,i.,,so' ~ IVY ,s @ a9ne y. Go,
GhM,rnn ~ to ssrato 2, rnnass Cn,tnIttao. ro II Il
received, mud I,aston to ron'y. Early In tho
,us ~ tha ianean m W. sScm,1 nan. 20 a sFoso t
LeHisnt,qs ,op e tho p!irI,so Of nniintinr m tw o
cnnddt.tcs to lie iIn!tu.i statos sonase iii i,
rHslsnoa; HI FOR rsasons tlou p.,i,'!ely ataieai
thu u,, Goiamisteg on tho part Of ths Senate Dc.
enn!'!ctMn ~ u neors Or to- sSGnty
n hi. .yhc t,,sy i.s,'c T,,,,. nnn ~
n,rulmr az ttn fnis1n1,,ru x,s ,r;ytiy sit.
Cd to attend sho sae; a I'S whnt Is ynus,,ni.
pVrsotial notco WIN gIvst, iii thosa not
I,tisix in lilo Gull of thu ttrn0 and place Of
muetlnY;. Huoh wns tho on!y ,1,ethod lett fur i
convention IT thu liupgbllrsn tiieM6urs after
S1l t.1r cu.,tn,s a,t st,uh IN t. met1fs ms,,ntl~
l0lned. and whlr,,, .lurlng tbs prcsent sessloi,
y th9 leKlslnt!re, has twice recelsel tho sA,lc.
tioh " eaen .. tao sonttsttota q Your Gonat. IT.
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GOV, SMITH. OF WISCONSIN,

apFtta1 uspasEk to 1hs t1l<aa0 1F3bV0[
MADISON, Wis, July l1.-0oy. Smith starr
cd for Lake Superior ut l O'Clock this aisss'
uoop, to be absent 4 fey DAYS.
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Probability that Postmasler.Gcne,,n
lanes viii Not Interfere with
Palmer.
The Papers in the Hubbard Case Pllsa
Away for Garaeld's In.
speotion.
Political AsrcritIcs at tho Capital Con-
s1derably Softcned by Gultcau's
Crlines
Retirement Of Da Goofroy from thu rrsuoh
Claims 0ommissiou-Adionrn.
nent.
THE CHICAGO 1'OsT-OFFttco.
EnkeLdt I1its,d4eA IA 1ras fthttaaa N,.iA....

Spfetds DtSateh 70 The chttaao Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. e., July li.--It Is ,lndeh
1 a,t aaoI, ~ H., M rcy
.,'s us'i'.nn.seft ., ~. .n'"GT' ~ 'hs matter et
trr.slent Ut tho lcttcr-cnrrlers Of tllo Cltlesn
ostoi1cs, - says tat the ro,noyaof labbad
or1ont ~ ,,tv ,"o4,,,,o,av o,,I ~ a..s mas .os
hcElec' o.. ua's. ~ anc,!.c,e.cy. h'lts otllef tea
ty ctsl wc ,sslset to OK KEEP thu rceese
nost of .uy rer il " o rns1 "aemen !on
there tic, ever was Tint tho O. post.naster.gensn'
will atto'nps to Interfere With tha
Postmaster III tile management Of Tia
inttnr ia ro.none,i,,. 1In,lor tho 1,r,.a, ~
rAtei !,.1 - taap.'"sios: ol.Ne! tlo unlled
olates stA1ules anu ING rhgit!as'o''s tt the
post-Of1ica Department {sec. 1ao, rcvtslonot
1s;o, relating to tho m appointment ? q /, the s..
cors md an,,,orsa =, tho 10 1,os..f,oos e, .,a' a
elefKs anu eniploics III t1le foss-oEccs stlall
bo appointed ny nnd under the direct stlpersIs
ion Of the Postmaster, md nll Iostt,lastcts ara
held responsible fur Tic acts OF their subordt
s'".s' ~ ~ 'no '4.cn aa
reply ol iossnASter in'iher Ill ILLS cAse. toba
shown to ttfe President "Wllen he gets Welf"
Ut tho facts Of ot1ictai life, Meanwhile m
xpccial agent will be sent to Chicago By liz
l'oStIlaSter,S;eileral to ilty1stlKAte tlie case
u ;,. .lI ta1n~ t,,tt4,mt I'VE W. IL ~ 1eeifEy nIa
In o,,V airTeIl ninine.( oS,nrrci II tss
Cl,fclgo Post Office. The avalits OF the jass
ten days llere llnve done worry much to soften
polltlcal aspcrlties. anu. ~ tio tost-Oalea
~, ~ ,, H. .f f,, ~, T. e
and afilciot1cy, ind not loynlty to aliy factien
r
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The Deed Committed by Two
Desperadocs While Resist
49, ing Arrest.
Thirty Men Searching for tho
NIurtlcrcrs-A Probable
Lynchtng noo.
Cruel Murder by a Negro Of a
Little Orphan SchooI-Giri
in Arkansas. ...
Tho Usual Batch Of Criminal News from
tho Southwest and Elsewhere.


ea. "'se" s.,s ~ ~ ~" '.'' :. 4't'.' ,..'
Ill, Ao'' A.nt'"t yu's ~. ""esi
IIts' speetal lt"M p'ltanu' mts', ",'.s ~.
tc''se eAelc!nSht WIS caASe'l 'rsle ny llo
summing ~. VI Mlltoh H. Sole'1a''' uhoeI-sheF-
~ W. t''e COMFY. n'u us o'"tnot, G!ln,les
,''...a 1"st.a1', eS-an.lna u icnlM Utility, ias.
eset''ilS ~ tWo aespe1a'e e!'a1acteFs k"o"i.
ns t'e ii.la'ns nfoI!cts, WIN 'ta'o asalu'tea
Io.otte,s hl no1'nslh "lseo's't' as aesl'eEa-
uoes' WIN "to lusltl'rs ~, lloah J"stleo ~ o'e
or nI"lu sottt!,es l,, III Wisconsin: ,Ntl "ero
nEneu VIII 'hc"esIei ii.ts' Nv, Tolehiat WIZ
Iet'tru''s 10 alenosAlnee from ~ " Maoas.l'e WIN
uo 'I..el %,o p"ssMt'@su ILLS Ills jF"e.ty
Stoie 1ute ~, a1't!' npost lls arrival III D'l'
railt', ny was lhlofl''e" llat tho noto,
,ao'.s N,'l1ahls 1fotners, Wao were waiatet'
NJ iieh"etsol eo"i'ty' lillhots' ior ilorse-
steal,ng' were III Town. ilae,ile ii1s prisoner
III jail. accompanied py l1s Drotaef, Ae at
once started to r.fect their arrest Meeting
tie tlespcrutloes oil the street, l,o stepvcu ,tp
:" ~ tne an sh,a s,at oae n.y.. .,,' we
v ,.celsea aalai suot lfolh lio t,''e u ollo
Williams through thu liccls a,'d wins III
stantly killed. Az tho su,nu Instant Charles
en xc o%1H @ sos 1iog o ra ye ah"ts o
bit without effect. ~ posse Of thirty men
started ut noon to sco1ir tile country for the
n'rtersfs, y, ,'n' II tey ,I nro caps,.te aHere
e. ~ sse'y ie"sot' ~ ue''o'o Lucy Nj" W
iyncHed. .,..-
special Dttpatea to 1as eataaao Trtouns.
,c'1 MAp'sox, ,s,oNrs W,s, tny frg S @ nn S re- re-
sIoa,;a t. a""., ,a" ""eo s,r,, JIMMY, ,,ot ot
C,,as,na H s 1i"an ".a S,,or3n ' .' ~ 1:', e.
Cl'aFtes tolelnnl', uhuef'Sterlf W fcp,h
Of punn Co County o were s' Slot ul kiilsd Sun. m
,n,, .,tu4 a., t.,.., 1,.,u.tt ,,,,,.., ~, .,,t
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE HEAT OF YESTERDAY AND TUESDAY
NIGHT.-So far as our records show, yester-
day was the hottest day we have had for
many years. The "oldest inhabitant,"
when approached upon the subject, said
that he "bad never seen anything like It,"
Not only our feelings and our clothes, but
the readings OF the thermometer, indicated
a degree Of heat hitherto unreached by the
mercury In this city. The preceding night
was the hottest OF the season. With many
sleep was entirely out OF the question.
There was an occasi ional slight breeze, which
scarcely served 10 rustic the leaves on the
trees, but did not come with force enough
to raise the riuglet from the foreherd Ct the
baby sleeping in its crib. Most OF us passed
the weary hours alternately tanning our
selves aud walking the floors OF the house
in search Of comfort, but finding 1t in
neither.
The lowest reading OF the thermometer
for the night was $50, and that was the
point at which it stood at sunrise. AT A.
NJ. Yesterday II read $40, and at l p. NJ.
1860, the highest point this instrument has
ever recorded.
These observations are from standard
instruments, and those from which our
monthly tables are derived.
There are, therefore, very few persons in
Richmond who will not be willing TO admit
from these figures that Tuesday night was
the hottest night and yesterday was the
hottest day OF this heated season. We were
told by an invalid lady yesterday morning
that the thermometer in her chamber on
Tuesday night was at its lowest point when
it read 900. And this was the temperature
in which she had to spend a sleepless night.
At this office at 0 A. NJ. the mercury
stood at 91o; 10 O'Clock, go; III A. NJ,
$50: II NJ, 1000; p. NJ, $50; p. NJ,
1910; 3 Z. NJ, l02o-tte highest point 1t
reached at our office; p. NJ, 1000; p.
NJ, 9So. At hali-past it had fallen TO go,
owing, no doubt, TO the squall which passed
over the city about that time; and at p. NJ.
it stood at go. These were not exceptional
figures, however, for at Mr.. Lipscom6s
Office, corner Eighteenth and Broad streets,
it was go at 8 A. NJ. and 1000 at +. NJ.
At Forstmann's, on Main street near Monroe
Park, it was 104o at 2, NJ, while at Now
lands, corner Tenth and Main streets, it
registered 1862 at l p. NJ, and at O'Clock
1899. AT the Danvile del OF at $3.50 Z. Nj.
it was 104o. At the Office of the vice-presi-
dent of the Richmond and Allegheny rail-
road 1t was 1929 at 3 z. NJ. At the Tobacco
Exchange it was go al s A. NJ, and OF course
rose much higher during the day.
There were one or two cases approXima-
ting suusti oke, and everywhere in the city
the suffering from the heat endured by
both man and beast was very great. The
pavers on Main street had TO stop work In
the afternoon on account of the excessive
heat.
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MANCHEsTER AND VICINITY.

Brief HemS.-City- JOr-
dan has called a meeting OF the City Central
Committee for tonight, at the MAYORS
Court room. at s O'clock. The committee
will call mass.meeting OF citizens to elect
delegates to the Democratic Convention
which meets in Richmond on the 4tb OF
August. Manchester is entitled to three
delegates.
DR.. Sydenham Wake, OF this city, has
been seriously i'll during the past several
DAYS. Yeserdsy he was somewhat better.
Mayor TAYLOR disposed Of trifliDg docket
at the Mayors Court yesterday morning.
"A. Hancock, CommOnweallh's attorney
Of Chesterfield, has been confined TO his bed
several days DY sickness.
The weather was exceedingly warm yes.
terday. and the thermometer averaged go
ployed at the brickyard at The extreme end
Of Twelfth street was over come by the
heat and had 10 stop work.
City Attorney &. c. McRie, who has been
quite sick, was able 10 be 0nt yesteIday.
The City School Board will meet again on
the fourth Tuesday night CT tins month. ut
which time teachers for all the colorea
schools EXCEPT the High school Will be
elected. There are several new applicants
for positions as teachers, all Of whom are
cOored.
The Amateur band, assisted By their lady
friends. Will give a promenade cOncer. at
Cersley's Hall tonight, tomorrow night,
and Saturday night. They will be assisted
by some of the best amateur talent OF this
city aud Richmond, and everything will be
done to make the occasion as pleasant as
possible to all who may attend.
The new Board Of Supervisors Of Ches.
terfield met yesterday, and VIII remain In
session four or five days, for the purpose Of
examining the books Of the assessors and
commissioners Of the revenue.
The farmers in Chesterfield have succeed
ed in harvesting Que Of tue finest crops Of
oats ever made 10 this section.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-14

ALlyER DIsoRDRRED FOR FIFTEEN YxARs.
For fifteen years was gre sufferer from Gisor-
dered liver, during which time tried many Of the
best physicians In the country and almost all the
patent nostrums rtcsmmen ded. all to no effect un
I'll used SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR and from
the time used Il to this day, which Is now several
years, have been comparatively sound man, hav-
Ing suffered very little since al any time from the
effects OF my old disease. Consequently heartily
recommend It's use to the afflicted Of lyer.disease.
Major A, 4. WooLEY, Kingston, ia.
Buy only the genuine, in white wrapper with red
q, prepared only by J. II. ZEILIN & Co.
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Transportation Committee.

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-The following sales
have been made by j. Thompson Brown,
real estate agent, No. ll3 east Main street,
in the last sixty days: House and lot on
Broad street for 81 528; tweDty-three lots
on west Taylor street for Sl,55432; house
and lot, No. 3l6 north Second street, for
$1,000; house and lot on Marshall street for
SI2, 500; house and lot, No. 302 west Main
street, for $4,000; vacant lot on Eighth
street between Franklin and Grace for
S5,740; house and lot, No. 323 west Main
street, for 81 800; vacant lot on o street for
$40; church at West Point for 5000; house
and lot on Third street near Jqckson for
SS15; vacant lot ST. James and Duyal streets
for $3.50; vacant lot 81. James and Duyal
streets for S426; vacant lot in Manchester,
on Ninth street, for Sl75.50; store on Fiji.
teenth street between Main and Cary for
SI,150; house aud lot on Fifth street north
OF Leigh street for $4,000; house and lot in
Manchester, on Hull street, for $500;
house and lot on Q street between Thirty
frst and Thirty-second streets for 1850.
Total, $35, ,2ISS2.
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TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE.

PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS.
VNROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE,
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS,
A DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING
FRUIT LOzENGE,
WHICH SERVES THE PURPOSE OF
PILLS AND
DIsAGREEABLE PURGATIVE
MEDICINES.
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE
is THE
BEST PREPARATION IN THE WORLD
FOR
CONSTIPATION, BILIOUsNEsS, HEADACHE,
PILES, AND ALL KINDRED COMPLAINTS.
1t acts gently effectively and is delicious to take.
Cleansing the system thoroughy it imparts vigor to
mind and body, and dispels melancholy, hypochon'
dria etc ONE TRIAL CoNYINCEs.
PACKED IN BRONZE TIN BOXES ONLY.
Price, 25 and 60 cents. Sold by all druggists.
lmy 3-deOdtMhIO, 1921
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INSTALLATION OF OFFlCERs.-Deputy-
Grand.D;ctatOr Charles X. Yancey has in
stalled the following officers OF Capitol
Lodge, No. 2096, K OF H., at their hall,
Ninth and Franklin streets; Past Dictator,
G. w. Macfarlane; Dictator, w. T. Booth;
Vice. Dictator, X. l.. Winston; Assistant
Dictator, r. J. James; Reporter, j. b.
Woodward; Financial Reporter, S. IL.
Bowman; Treasurer, c. A. Spence; Chap
lain, A. Welsh; Guide, George Cardwell; ;
Guardian, G. II. McGruder; Sentinel r.
L. Noel.
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FRUSTRATED BY HEAT.-Mr. II. c. Ber
tram, who resides on Moore street, Sheer
Hill, was prostrated by the heat near Broad
street and Brook avenue yesterday about L.
O'Clock. He was taken to the Third police
station and Drs. Edwards, Bennett, and
Mccarthy summoned, who rendered the
necessary medical aid. After remaining al
the statiOn-ho several hours he was sent
home by Captain Epps.
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WEATHER REPoRT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.--For the Mid
die Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather
and possibly local rains, winds mostly south
to west, stationary or niger barometer, aud
nearly stationary temperature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-14

TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
very warm. In the afternoon between 5
and O'Clock there was q slight squali,
which cooled the atmosphere.
Thermometer YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, S4 {;
8 A. NJ, 81; noon, 100; SP. NJ, 102; 6 p.
NJ, OIL; midnight, 50.
Mean temperature, 81 4 9.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-14

PAINFUL ACCIDENT Yesterday morning
about 10 o'clock George Childress, who
lives on Lester street, Rockets, in attempt-
inc to get on a wagon at Messrs. W. +. Tan
ner Il Co.'s foundry, where he Is employed,
missed his footing and fell back, striking
his head Violently on the rocks. The fall
rendered him insensible for time. The
necessary medical aid was rendered, and
the injured man sent home in carriage by
his employers,
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ATTEMPT TO SHOOT POLICEMAN. .-Infor'
nation was lodged at the Third police sta
ton Yesterday evening that man was tres
passing on the premises Of gentleman who
resides on Leigh street above Brook avenue.
Officers Fore and Deuring were at once or
dered to look into the matter. They started
up Clay street, and upon reaching Hancock
street met the man, who proved to be
Cary Bolton, a machinlst AS soon as
he saw the officers approaching he drew
a pistol and threatened to shoot them
if they attempted to arrest him. The
officers Immediately closed in on BIN,
and a violent struggle ensued, during which
Bolton discharged The pistol. barely miss
ing Officer Fore. He continued TO resist in
the most violent manner, and the officers
were compelled to resort to the use OF the
club in order TO subdue him. Finally the
man was gotten to the statlon-hOuse, when
it was found that he was laboring under
great mental excitement, and bordering on
mania q pOtN. he was accordingly removed
to the almshouse for treatment.
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ADDITIONS TO SOCK LIsT.-The following
have been added 10 the Stock-B0ard quota
tions, and were quoted yesterday as fol-
lows: Columbia and Greenville railroad.
first mortgage 6's, j. and j., 1O4 bid, 107
asked; Columbia and GTeenvlile railroad,
second mortgage 6's, A. and o., 81 bid, 9S
asked Columbia and Greenyille railroad
preferred stock, 100 par, 80 bid, SO asked.
Sixty shares OF Columbia and GreenVllie
railroad preferred stock rs. 6O) were sold
nj
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CHILD BURNED.-Yesterday a little four
yesr-old son of Mr.. Charles Kelly, who re-
sides on Broad between Twen!y-fifth and
Twenty-siXth streets, during the absence OF
his parents got hold Of some matches and
took them into the back yard. While stri-
king one the sleeve Of his jacket took fire,
and in a moment bis clothing was in blaze.
His cries brought to his assistance Dick Le-
Der, a lad about twelve years old, who sue
ceeded in stripping the burning garments
of, but not before the child had been badly
burned. DR.. Vest was called in and pro-
nounced the injuries serious but not neces-
sarily fatal.
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HusrISGs C0URT.--Richard Thomas,
charged with breaking into the Office OF J..
w. Hall and stealing bunch OF keys, val
ued at "a, was tried, convicted, end sen.
tenced TO be punished with twenty-five
stripes.
William Lee (colored) was found guilty
OF stealing S57 from William Carneal. Three
years in the penitentiary.
George Cheatham (colored), charged with
keeping ebuck-a.lUck table, was tried and
convicted. He was sentenced by the Court
to six months imprisonment In the city
jail, with labor in the cbain-gang, aud to
pay fine OF $i00.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-14

OVERCOME BY HEAT Mr.. w. II. Crump,
an employe OF Messrs. w. f. Simons &
Brother, was overcome by heat yesterday
between . and O'Clock while at work.
The ambulance conveyed him to his home,
corner Byrd and First streets.
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..ssss.sss.....s.
GO TO ANT0NTs
FOR
ORIGINAL Ice CREAM SODA
ONLY FIVE CENTS.

VIRGINIA CLARET on draught, OF uncommoniy
fine quality, at 81 per gallon; imported Clarst on
draught at s1.25 per gallon; California Port Wine,
for medicinal use, AT 80 per gallon. We eau recon-
mend these wines rather better than most vir-
ginia wines. W. ID. BLAIR q Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-14

GRAcE-STREET PREsBYTEmlS CHURCH,
when fully completed, will be one OF the
handsomest in the city. The main tower Is
to be furnished with bell weighing 5000
pounds, the largest ever swung Ia Rich
mond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-14

POLICE COURT.-The following cases were
disposed OF yesterday:
Richard Hardesty and Louis Shuman,
charged with sssauting and threatening 10
beat Thomas Conner. Shuman was dis.
charged, Hardesty was fined S2.
William Moore, assaultiDg and striking
John Redford. No prosecutor appearing
the case was dismissed.
Thornton Williams (cOloredl, charged
with breaking and entering in the daytime
the office OF John ". Hall with intent to
commit larceny. The case was continued
TIL to-day.
Edward Pondexter, charged with stealing
one lot OF tools from A. J. Harris. Dis
charged.
w. II. Harrison and Otto Hollis, charged
with shooting Peyton Adams. The case
was continued till the 20th In consequence
OF the absence Of the wounded man.
Ann Robertson (coloredl was found guilty
OF stealing one lot OF iewelry, clothing,
&C., from T. Boshen, aud jailed for sixty
days.
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Com
pahy, charged with digging up the street at
he corner OF Canal and Eighth streets with
ont permission or authority from the City
Council. Mr. AXtell, the general manager
OF the road, said that be gave the order
MOsday night to make the connection with
the Petersburg railroad, thinking that the
Board Of Aldermen had cOncurred in the
ordinance which had been adopted 10y the
Common Council; that he would have the
track taken up at once. The case was there
upon dismissed.
Frank Wallace, charged with being drunk
and disOrderly in the street, was tined g.
William NJ. johnson (cOlOred) was nned
$2 for being drunk and disOrdegy in the
street.
Charles Simon (white) and John Smith
(cOlOre j were fined 81 each for disordery
conduct in the street.
Sarah Whllen (coIoredl charged with
creating a disturbance IN the American
Hotel, was tined g so.
f. WOodson was fined 81 for bis son sail
ing kite 10 the street.
Mary Tyler (coIored) was tined $3.50 for
disorderly conduct in the street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-14

The MOZART THIS EVENING. - First,
" Wedding March," (MendessOhn,) Orches-
ira; second, solo baritone, "The Strrup
Cup" (Arditi.) Mr.. W. II. Grant, Jr. ;
third, solo clarinet, "Attila," (Carulli,) Mr..
Felix Jardella; fourth, solo baritone,
" Awake" (Adams,) Mr.. w. II. Grant, Jr. j;
fifth, waltzes, Pomona" (WaldteufeI,) y
orchestra; sixth, "The Blind BeggarS," an
operettl in one act, by Oflenbach- Zacbariah
Morgan, Mr.. Pierre Bernard; Bufiles, Mr..
Monte Walker. Admission not restricted
as upon the occasion Of entire operate per-
f0rmances.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-14

PEEsOSAL,-Dr. George Ben. Johnston
has gwen up his residence IN Richmond and
gooe TO Abingdon, Va, where he will re-
main for several weeks prior TO leaving for
Paris, where he intends studying surgery.
His many friends here will regret to learn
OF this sudden departure OF one so general
" beloved.
Mr.. Il. II. Hewett and Mr.. w. w. Petit,
OF Charles City county, were IN the city
Yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-14

How REFRESHING 10 The feyeriih invalid Is
TARRANr's sEL1zER APERIEST! It's cooling
aud anti.inn,mmsory character surpaises that Of
any other saline. Sold by al druuIsts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-14

"TBE PROFESSION ought 70 bear in mind that
the Liebig Company prepare a genuine EXTRACT
OF WITCH HAZEL, and In ordering the remedy be
sure 20 designate the preparation desired, otherwise
worthless article may b. obtained.
"The same firm also makes mos, uiefal and ccp-
Yenient nutri' NJ tonic IN The form Of COCA BEEF
ToNIC.' which has justly received The highest com
mendaiion. We have used both Of those pTepzrA-
tions With the most satisfactory resut&"-Rdsto T..
rfaL Ia the Medical ami Surgical Timss.