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A Tug Captain Fined $a5 for. OBJ
structing Adams Street
Bridge.
Grain Freights Lower, the Rate Now
Being Three Cents for Corn
to Buffalo.
Invention Of a Device for Unloading BY
Steam Vessels Loa0cd with
Lumber.
Around tho Lakos-Arrivals and Depart
observation-disclosures tho
Lakes.


RIO r,rrAlN rlsnp.
c.,. noo,a, ~" Ncr,o,n,,1. ,,r tho t,,g CARPENTER.
wis fined fl: yesterday by Justice su,aheFiarM ,'
for o,,struott.w Adams street bridge. Ino
.,,s,,v mi n. te1nteti tv tho crow OF tho |
CnTpun,cr. hup,cl,t., In this wlso: TITO Carpcn-
,er uer~ eu II, town. tow md was foiowna III ibc
Au'nnes 'a'tu -! so"' 49, ~. ~ u,r t,nr,u,utrr |
"aRo VI "no'a"l 'esae.. sot @ go. t,,,,., ,,t
WIS entering tAe uf"" too p'H'aI - W.. -, |
tempted to- close tho hrtdEe. nliu III ofsier 10
prevent II collision tho Captuln got nonRslt'o ot
1he t,arup for tho purposo Of checking her. IN
t,oInv ~, tim 1nre, srlue up,tEst tho knuck!O
~ tiu n,ilna t,cnrntt, ,ho br1gu mud across tho
=. NV a,a !, r.n,Ir,.J xtmH iIttlo ,i,pc 10
al""s A!iu - ,,' u.,t". 49,. n,,. sr,, IA 1vhut
release hes. Inss INC ss'" rmt s"s W,,,"ns
caused tho obstruction enn. .o 'iuuom, .,,,,n,,,
MI md tho Captain No uoou-wlll exists, i,ns rcpcnt
o1Iv hoostn mi TINT In ,youlti "rcd. bull" him ut
,.x,. -,,nnr,,nItv and TINT In p,,ts his bu,st
aa,a On c,Ic 1cs'y oforo justice Wal
lnee, whcu tho Captain uskes' FOR cli!.'so CO., ot
ycnuo which wis grantc,, and sent over to ''tls-
tica Stntucr(lolt for trinl. FruM nil Accounts,
,hore ,vna IN, of shorp 1,rnctjc,, played vi tho
1to,, mi Mo tnwv"r. willis tfoy wcro whit
nar.n ns n's ,, to i,oo of yun,,o
ing loe .ne rens ,.,n,. nm nroscc,,
to bo me CUT. % rs .hay epIposI'. y, 1n.,,rc snsr-
.1cl,1 hn1 tho c1,se called, nrd tho Captain not
being present, ho was t,uc,l by default. Upon
lc..rnin whnt hau taken place tho Casan took
~ ,s -, :. nt s"na II ht tin wrong t.,nt1 fur
- ~ ] 49, T. rs "ssGrtrG fhut hp utt,.cs Tho
hridRc uI on Ivory W : tuenaa whom he iay i,appe
IT, tvr VI i, sntt, nrnnst. Ic coiinIai,lts uN,,i,,st
him ,lrn nit isnlntutt ones, hit arc universal
among tho captaii's Or sse.,', eraft: ,
,. ,..',s,ta.,., ~ ' ,,,a ill.,. t,,r nrmkwov hns
Capt u y sIu ,n TX ih aIh1,,,i,nr Sr, vt.s
, 1881-07-15
Spfefa{ pttp1teh to Ihs EAftaao Tribune

6pettaE Dttpatth to Ihe Chftdoo Tribune.
BiuaKkGoN, MIuh., July ls.-Cienrnncus to. day,
ui.letcun. Lumber shipments, ;',tG1,pD0 teut.
Rates to Chicago still romaiu ut *itr:': pur l,0o0
feet. Lumber ls accommodating W rapidly that
mill men havo commenced to crosa.psle II. o.
+. rlshury & 70. wcro to-day o!lUrud $i7 rsr
1000 feet for Roo mill run lumber, tho o1Eor s-
Ink for l,1O0, ,U0 fcot The loom Company hitv1
rAfted u tluta l,h3U,4UU PIECES, IN itcrG.su uf
over uo0 pieces snftetl lurlng tho sa1na ter!ad
lust year. ---.
EAST SAGINAW,
6psetal Utspateh 10 Tht Chicago 1fthAns.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich. July 1i.-iumber
frulgAts oIorlnv freely tu ChIcngo md ttrIA u
2s.7G from thls port. Six ctartura reported tG-
day 10 Eutral0 it $s,6U: to Ohio ports g.. Bnlea
Of 1.u0,VU foot Of lumber Wcra rcportcd to-day
ut S7.51, SIG, and $t3,
, 1881-07-15
Foster: Your Buggtslt,tl meels with Inv
1,ta.rty approximation. VIII bu most lnppy i,
cuDperltu with yH,t.
JUlty kfNKEAI,, Huvprl,ur.

s,,,rursltol, r,stcrtl,lr Il Ecrurni ,tnv III ~
f0r thu t'resl,lc,lt'a recovery 4 Il
"'o'' eo'""' J. i. iii.is,.unY, t;oycr,u,r
~'''"'
DssyEt,, .Co!o,-typn Charles Ens,cr.
or ,icnuio rceognfzu tho hunt of l'rnvl:
W0ll.. i}llrtng ti!e l'ast wcak We l,avu nliSr.
i,ateat i,utwEO.t thn hnpn Or u aiuy vi M.
ltnl,al Thanksgiving a!!tl tl'p fcslr nf day Ok
Nnliul,nf snol,rallns., NnA, tlat tho da,igcr
10 tic President and 70 the cu't1,try seeIl,s to
hays u,sspsl,. tho Gntiu pcuptc Of .Co!orut1
will gratefully lhilu III II sla.y Of tlia,lkseIy-
luz ninl iraiso tint ~ grgat !. sata1nity Ilns
1Mtn llvHrtet, nprrHvB Of your aitggcsli0i
tiny lor II general obsurya,ce ttlroNaiioM1 tbs i
country, +. w. PrrKtS, "'
Governor Of Co'ora',o.
s,,r, :oro ,o,,. ~ ,ss,.-,r,, u
CInrirS Foster: i1nve tic llunor to neki,owi.
n,lEp tie receipt Of your Telegram, " July 10.
Inst., suggesting TINT 1t wn,.! By ,,n,st itIns
Sr s aSyefnorS r. .s q e seys1 Statss ss 5
nlart II dizzy tu be gullsral!y, agrect lll,o,l ror
for tic blessed tiuvur,.1cc Of oir iresld,Mt.. d.
tiiercim ti l,s sotailed. ". ", TI1ArcAgi, A,''0A
1oyornor uf Oregon,
ATLANTA, Gn., ,,Tnly Il, 1sst.-I;. q. 1ft.sscu
t;ov. Foster i wifi servo oil cominlltce, o.
will cOOperutG Il, my wny,
A1.FnE1I ii. ColAtulr.r. Governor Georgia.
- -, :, .o,, -,
Ers.teful for tilo glad tldngs St,nvcyelia
your teleEr1,l VI yestertIny. tns sNgges.
nil,i @ praise @ M iar tIls dclycrance Of Tie iresi.
tle.It has ny hearty approval. agrce 10 the
committee named mid ulltliDrlxe YOU 10 usa
, 1881-07-15

9lor4ford's Acid Phosphate in Debility.
llorsford's Acid phosphate gives vl8or Whcro
there nus boeu debility, atit r0uoWed strength
WhEse tAnrU bus bpe1 exhaustion.
, 1881-07-15
TILE SClIOOL-BOAllD.
The Old Body Holds Its Last
Regular Meeting.
Tho School Agency Question md Other
Matters l)lscusscd.

Tho School Agency Question md Other
Matters Discussed. /
Tho last rcg,,,nr mceting or tho oil 1sonrl of
I;tllunliuu WIS hold lns. cvon!ng. nt which were
nre$ent Inspectors t,eh.ny. presiding, flnynr,
English, Armstrong, 1rGnnn. Ctlrrnt, Stetiah'la.
tlurrs.1Ehs, Dunno. Minus. nhh Nlehnif.
Mr.. Armstrong nlntlr II fuw remarks, IN which
io stated thAt he llalt received from Mnyor
1lnrrison ictter nMthorxli1R nut! requesting
him. rs member ur tho lioartl. to 1rrsn us such
,1ntil Ito appointment md qualification nt his
successor, Ito understood TINT several 'nctn.
bers nr tho 1IoHrd objected 10 Ills tsosisE th|s,
a1id ls he dill not wish IL push tho tnAtter. he
brTucd to he excused from. further service 0n
thu t3unrd.
Mr. Armstrong was excused, and hado tho
Hoard farewell.
Inspectors English and Armstrong. tho only
retiring members VI tho MD itoarsl prosons,
yncatcst tnotr scRts, and Clerk 1ol,tison rcad IL
communication rrum CIty-clcrk 1!owar4, ttl-
nu,,nclng thnt acssrs. t,runHt,, lrE,t1c. ltealy.
md kro,,se, tho nowIy.appontsa mcmbers OF
the llonr,l, Ind uly 1nlitled for tho position.
Tn motion tloy were Invited tn ttkG ttoir
seats, tho Invitations belug nccoptctf l'y Ncssrs.
tlrcnns,, ltrldgc. arl Krousct aIr. faeay not
De,ng prcsunt.
FAREWELL. EuLOHtEs. .|
Onmotton of MIR. lIoyNr. tlle Following rosol,t-
tiGns cnlUHIstfb OF tho services VI tho rctrls,1
ineIers wgro @ ,anp,cd a wgse srs1 1,;es o x tho
| plirtl to tho'n:
iifsotttd, Tint We rnrtt WIN TcHscl wah mo
I. hus sss ~ ~. tmt9os - raitEf.iv ~
,nm,nmr ~ ti,S ftnmrI r. ,1,,rnr lin mai ssycn
S"rs 4reAt ortion t q .1as ~ 'sg s,a1. eF F.,a ~
irnmrtv md ~ ~ ,xS In. nscr ,,r,yrsi himself n
zeaio'is al,d watolfuI Has,ni nf 1ho Interests q.
ea tG m sSGo5 vIs IT, " IN h hs u;Irspt I'' WI
III Itso;se Tint Wt'n Ills iii loar recoSt,izo tho
SSoht & sGfxiees f;n oi q ;,1r r. rtiru
a a,i fIat T. n HIN Ectrcrt iv ts
Gse Ia @ OF 9o ao &c ceio hi ,ho ~ ss1 rcc'nit fra
M"i, n I martnr @ w viii III thut,,. han ~"
VIII Ill., ~ .t1H ~ M.t ~, ' T,it,rs m, r, ,ro,,nu ~.
Ino ar M on nnnHs r|:,r nm mi s,,,irnw
Ss t,runostjon for tho su;;, OF !, lot Tor schooi
parposos ,rrp on mo eoraer Oh Aonfoc an 'e''''''
streeta'
TIE nnrohr or T'tE SCHOOL, ,;,n,.Sa MoMSr o,
tho 1no;h cnius June NJ, Ssi, rs folioSs: Cast,
@ spccia .p i,ln,!s s;; s,: :n ttul. G *i6l0ti TX.
sn,'1S ssloS Es, f2s teHsuss y Gill;
al; e2si' in 1sS! as @!. !t's;: S''o' t0'a'' s''S
st1en iiea tq Aro'r s9h9o pistrist n;a for
rclorretl 10 tho Committee Utt Instruction in
uur,ilttn.
Applications for tho position OF iiut!iing and
ii Mosring % ahd i. ]. borscy md rIaced on iile:
GGI''n1e1 ta ta n es o I'll nw a @ asp
u!y Agcut should 10 1.iylle1 rs 10 iutIcs. ia.
'efeoa 10 .nu 1osn.nls.ec uh lt','.as,,, ,,rs,
Tho Committee OIL Music urd prawlns rcport-
o.! ga s ,"s!oWs: ftn,n,,,,, ~, u,. ard nrowno IN
Eho1n was fctoFreu the conAnet " tuu i,istaue , -
fcpfr'T @9 That toy havo aseortalnc TINT tho sys-
, 1881-07-15

r 1rnyh ItntJt
sshr t.s!inaMaS.. Iied iiivSr, Light,
e',r se',r MaFy sh'an,i IW MItsni,,, slsi. %
senr scnr E. I'll. Il, sa,aS1br'se ct'sSaya.n, light.
Hchr TcinrSs& my Dn SN9tn. 1iaht'
achr Mosss GsRa iisd ii,ser. light
'''@
f,.rr1*t, ,.ArS1: 1,f,1.1,s.
i'ETl,oi7.
Sptetat pt'rnteh II The chtedeo Tribune
nEr,tnlr, Mich, J.liy A.-1'asseh t1own-l'rn-
eI,n s.', ,,,,,.,I,.. st,,,.t,"r,os " sw, cn cnn
ana .aao; s.easss .,,o.,. ~ s"n ,n,nn, %n nn,
so. mn s,h Moor" ana
Nal,n1,. Within t,o,yid an,l l,ar9cs. Yosciuite
,,a j." H., f,,tv md i,nrtrrs Mnrv Trlnule
and bnrsca, y. ci,anhcr!ln mud barses, It. +.
1tnrury, Ozemnw. r. ". falH,cr nnt schooner
Oparita; .chooncrs Lafrlnior, j. u. Mastcns,
Mimic sla'lson. John ke,lornou'er ard ooi'e"
fleece: t,'E soncs1l an, harxes ,t
pus.cl up-proncllcrs Potomac ami schooner
], u, YnMycr, City uf Concord and cOnsUrt
ldnhu. New York. 1assafc atld bnrgca+ Toledo
md cosort; stcn,,l- -t,nsgcs Tempest nnl burgess,
We westfonl md barscs, Auorcurn md bnrro.,
chauncey l!urluut a,'a sehooaers Ann'e vspr',t =,
a,lll F. ". clifford, stichIg!n md burgess, ". II.
orwIs sw"ow ana n"rEes, Iron lEs 1,ss,Isx nn
paye.e 'sow :. s. , J. .,es, ,ae, = and i Taoas S"ss
atYl j. +. Carl, sani,ac: schooners Jatacs Iiar-
rlsor,, 0encya. Houston, Gangos, 1rcn,,. and J..
": iiosnc.
""u "''''e'''t. 49,, az ,',,,,nv
roF TMos 5niy m|rHssea , pItrsoreemIs toEv m
Co"elt hn1 cpnsnrtsi Mes.ioIa nmn G9..Hus, 9nHetss
seu.e' s " fn,i, s.,t =. asarn t,aiin i Anxift,
si Hinssi,er. n iHiii.'' ii"iaer II. !ia': iiS' -
+, Nssu um - u.r,,S,,. It~s.,nn, f1thnnt ~
, 1881-07-15

TorEKA, Kas., July IL, 1Ssl.-Io Hts Er-
ccllcucU CitHrics Fnsicr: Telegram received.
aud l heartily eplcur IN your suggestion.
JOHN L. ST. ,JullS, uorurlDr.
, 1881-07-15

1}osroS. Arnss., July II, 1sst.--1D Chtrlca
Foster, pOrcr4l0r gf Ohio: / concur III ytttr
sggcst9{n; y ;'a f nosii%;Ion for Thanksgiving
JOliN u. l4oN0, Governor.
, 1881-07-15

CA1sox, Ney., July IL, 1sSl.-Gou.. Charlf.'
, 1881-07-15

BANGOR, No., July u. 1ssl.-Ine HP,..
proposal f!r q lay ot, public thanksK(ytug
did prsise il. y!sW ot the lopefut eo,idlqi lion
~ the nuDiiu lntnI shall rest, ID tha bs{ {tef
titat tue cnlnlnity Of Ats death IL avort&d:
Ths universal sentiment Of the people OF
Nutne. Is one OF protouMlgst grn.stusle( to
Aiinighty God for, Ills adorable goodness LII
shioldiuE tho President against tho, defeu
Illumination Of the attempt to take his l!fa,
.ltAIsA1s n, PLAlsTEp, 6oyernorl
, 1881-07-15

CnErESSE. Wyo., July II, lss1.--In Con
il,s illy must l1earty approval. Wyolnlllg llus
uirca.iy taken iitlilig iollce, by public !i,eu!
lug, of tho wicket ntlen!t't llpon tile Preat
dent's life, md will gln.lly follow your lestd
III action Uf thu klml prnlH,aed.
tO,tN W. lIoiT, Governor.
, 1881-07-15

NEwroHr, r.. l., July 13.-Gor. Chdrts
Foster: l heartily approve your Suggestion
for day:of Thanksgiving .u1,tl pri!yer. pte"
.s,,tne no aetlo,l Will bo tnkcn till tlle rresF
don't IL declared ont Of tlAnger.
ALFitE, II. .14ITTI.EFIEi.E,
Governor Of Hholo 1slund.
, 1881-07-15

NY1r.NEsnAnnE, Pa,. July 1a.-IIts Ent!'
lc1,oV Gop: Foaicr: Your dispatch. of tho
10Th, III reference to concerted acti0n In nun.
lux Il tlny for Thanksgiving, l,as Just reached
llE ut 4FflkcSburre. | entirely concur III t9a
FGpsSty Gt t sl,Efesto @ seya1ct9 4 oi, aG l1 IL 5
observance, IlESi.y NJ. fiuyT,
Governor OF ptunsytYAna.
, 1881-07-15

JACKSON, Miss, July II, 1ssl.--T0 Con
FUxtcr: | npprOvb Of your suEgestiOn,, nl@t
Will conform to tic netiUn Ut tic c0llllnlttGt
named III your telegrnm. ...,
j. N. Stone, Governor.
, 1881-07-15

ALBANY, n. T., July II, lSsi.-,:To Go,t,
T0sftr: Your proposition ls cordially, ap1
provutl. AioNxo Il. CORNELL, Governor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-22
PERRY DAVES'S FAIN-AILLER.
pHEUALATIsM, y L r. a l. & a ,
sPRAINS, PAIN IN TIE BACK
AND SIDE.

There IS nothing more painful than these dis
c,scs; bui the pain can be removed and the disease
cured bvuse Of PERRY DAVIs'S PAIN-KILLER.
This remedy Is not a cheap Benzine or Petroleum
product. that musi be KEEP, away from fire or heat
10 avoid danger Of explosion, nor is 1t an mtrcd
experiment that may do more harm than good
PAIN-KILLER has been In constant use for for
~ wears. and the universal testimony from all
parls Of ,he world is, IT NEVER FAILS II not only
effects permanent cure, lut +: relieves pain almost
instartaneously. Being puroly vegetable remedy
# f. safe in the hands Of the most inexperienced
The record Of cures by the use Of PAlN-klLLEls
would an volumes. The following extracts from
letters received show what those who have tried II
think:
EDGAR CADY, Owaionna, Mimi says; .,,.. loco
About a year since my wife became SUBJECT tos'-
vore su0t.rIng FROM rieumatsil. Our fcsOis was 10
The Pas n-lliller, which speedily relieved her'
CHARLES POWELL writes from the Sailors
h1d been AFFLICTED three years with neuralgia ana
violent spasms Of the stomach. The coctors a.
Weslmiustcr Hospital gave up my case IN uesl'
tJted vOur Pain-killer, aud IL gave me inmedl'le
relief. ! have regained my suelgth' ana an H""
able % fonow my usual occupation
4 WAIwoRTH, Saeo, Ne, writes:
/ ieSuerienccd immediate relief from PAIN III inc
sid. by the use Of your Pain-hiilef.
l. YORK says: ,, -,...,,,. ,i,, ~, !
have used your Pain-hltler loT oTTheuNl"t'si anu
have received great beneht.
BARTON SEAMAN says: ILL.,,
iISVe'nscd Pain-killer for thirty years, ana nave
found II a neUer-faiing remedy for ri'euhiati'nl
aud lameness.
Mr.. BURDITT writes; .. = -,,o,.,,,.-
IL neUer JaitS 10 give relief In cases oi rhcui'-
tism.
PHIL. GILBERT, Somerset Pa, writes; -.
From actual use, know Your Pain-hiller Is 'le
best medicine l can get
All druggists keep PAIN-KILLER. Its price Is
90 low that Il IS within the reach Of ALL and II VIII
s,ve many times Its cost I'm doctors bills. Zoe"
soc, and 81 Il bottle.
PERRY DAVIS 6 son, Proprictors'
o,,,uo1 Providence, X !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-22

POLICE COURT.-The following cases
were disposed OF yesterday:
Andrew Cross. charged With stealing
one lot OF iron and brass, OF the value Of
$3.50. the property OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company, was sentenced 10
be punished with ten stripes.
Rosa Richardson and Mary Johnson
(colored), charged with being disorderly in
the street. were fined $3.50 each, and re-
quired to give surety for their good beha-
vior.
Milton Via (colored), charged with being
a common thief and vagrant, was sent to
jail in default Of surety.
John Johnson (colored) was fined $40 for
carrying concealed weapons.
Henry Scott (colored), charged with
being disorderly in the street, was fined
$3.50 and required TO give surety for his
good behavior.
Pleasant Payne (colored), charged with
assaulting and beating Amanda Payne.
The case was continued until to-day.
Robert Strong (colored) charged with
being thief and suspicious character, was
sent to jail.
Charles Wood (colored) was up on three
charges-carrying concealed weapons, as
sault and battery, and with being drunk
and disorderly and violently resisting the
police. lie was fined sl0, Is, and sIO, re-
speetiyely, and committed 10 jail IN default
OF payment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-22
Cify-Atforney ECiiey's Views on the
CompuIsory-y acct fion Ordi-

hNoF's
The following was sent TO the clerk OF
the Council with the Mayors veto OF the
cOmpulsory-yaccination ordinance:
OFFICE or TIE CITY ATTORNEY, }
RICHMOND, VA, November ~, 1881.
hon. ". c. CGriagtoa, Mayor:
Dear Sir,-I am in receipt Of your COM
muhication enclosing a copy OF an ordl-
nance Troviding for compulsory yaceina-
tion. with the request for my opinion as TO
the mower OF the Council 20 pass such
law.
The question IS an important and novel
one. and ] have been compelled to make
the most hurried examination Of the all-
tboritics likely TO east light on Il; but
such Investigation rs / have been able to
give inclines me to the opinion that the or
Ginancc cannot be sustained.
Exccut where vaccination is prescribed
as the condition OF some favor extended by
fhe authorities. rs in ease Of public educa-
ton. or where the government which pre-
scri6cs and REQUIRES ii Is dealing Wl.h
those over whom il has military control, |
know Of no case where compulsory yacci-
nation has been conceded to be legal.
That the Council has authority to pass
laws sti TIC lIkLNitihtt VI AiN iN'l'.' - '''-
contagious diseases is undoubtedly true;
but these laws must be reasonable, proper,
and lust. Now, vaccination is a medical
trratncnt, which, while approved by the
Great weight Of medical authority, Is not
universally conceded to he. wise; many
eminent physicians holding that it is, at all
times. q question Of cXpediency, and not q
few holding that il avoids a possible danger
at the expense Of introducing an almost
certain physical faint.
TocoCrcc q citizen who would rather run
the remote risl. OF small-poXthan encounter
the fmmodiatcrislt OF vaccination, TO submit
10 treatment which he regards as danger
ous. IS an infringement Oi the liberty o.
the citizen which the most Gcsp0tic law
makers have lccn RELUCTANT 10 enact. |
very much doubt whether such an ordi-
nance would stand the test Of reasonable
ness which must be applied TO all municipal
lei slaiion.
The details OF tho cTroposcd ordinance are
obnoxious 10 criticism. but with these | am
~ course not concerned. / DO not think
the city could enforce the penalty before "a
court of Justice. and That is the only matter
O., 20 which my opinion is asked.
Very respectfully,
A. ". KELLEY. City Attorney.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-22
rCommunica,cdI

OFl1CE BOARD OF IILAIIH, I
RICHMOND, VA, November II, 1881. y
hereby certify ,hat the report OF q case
OF smallpox being at Nc,srs. Cohen Broth
er,' building, at the corner OF Broad and
Fourth streets, Is eatreIY ritt0W J0nRda-
ton. An officer oi this Board made Il per-
sonal examination OF the house from garrett
20 cellar. and found the building in uneN-
ccutionablc order. and be satisfied himself
that no one lives in the house.
j. G.. CABEIL,
President Board OF Health.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-22
A Citizan Comn,I.s Suicide.

Sunday morning about s O'clock Mr..
Michael Edclblut, who lived at No. jlS
east Broad street, committed suicide by
shooting himself through the head with a
pistol. The ball entered midway between
the left eve and the top Of the forehead,
producing, 1t Is supposed, instant death.
The weapon used was q small pocket five
shooter.
The deceased and his brother, Louis
Edclbut, rOOmcd together. About 4 quar-
ter TO 8 O'Clock Louis left the room, and
returning about ten minutes after dis
covered his brother lying across the bed,
with the pistol by his side, dead. The
Coroner being notified. viewed the body,
but after hcming q statement Of the cir
cumstances attending the rash act decided
not to hold an inquest. After the deed
was committed two letters wlitten by the
deceased were found upon the mantclpiece
OF the room. One requested that in tie
event OF anything happening 10 him that
hi. personal effects be turled over to his
wife. and the other referred ID domestic
affairs, and was addressed to his brother.
The deceased was about f0riy years old.
and q native cf Germany, but for toe past
twenty years bad resided iu this city. lie
MNT al llWtl-illNtittAi 80 Ait.N. tA.t't Nttn
plOycd 40 the Trcdcgar Works. lie leaves
a wife and two children, who have been on
Il visit 10 relative. in Germany for the past
four months.
Tie remains were taken in charge Of by
friends and buried yesterday morning.
JAMES BARRON HOPE At MozAET HALL
/ TO-NIGuT.-Thc numerous friends OF
James Barron Hope in this city will be
gratifod 10 have The opportunity OF herr
ins him recito his Yorktown Ccntcnnill
poem This evening at Mozar, Hall.
This effort o. Captain Hope was pro-
noUnced ~ competent critics from ail
quarters. including The President and Scc-
rotary Of state. - have been mastery
production; and the language OF euloey
was exhausted when IL WAS declared TO be-
worthy Of thcoccas.ou and &c associations.
He hls been invited 10 repeat ii before
the Historical society % Pcnnsylya2ia, in
philadelphia. Let the people OF Virginia
capital show their appreciation Of the poe.
and his theme by greeting him with a iul
hOilse.
FLorE FOR BAmA.-Thc Danish bri.
Thu,nclda. III tons. Captain II. Hcderscn,
cleared from ihc custom-hou>e yesterday
with 1870 barrels OF lour shipped 10y
pmiop S McCmce. Her cargo was valued
at Slj.193.2j.
TIE THEATRE Baker & FaTon, dialect
comedians, will appear at the Theatre TO-
night in their new comcdy-drama "Chri'
and Lena" Tic piece is said To be very
entertaining. and Mcs,r.. Baker * Far
ron have the reputation OF Icing actors OF
merit in their line.
+. DoRsAY OCrEN.-An invitation come,
from Rangoon, East India, to the DiSpd'cl
dated October 40. 1881. "to attend com
plimcntary benefit performance to be gie'
under the patronage and presence oi pa
ior-Gcncrli Il. G.. Kcmpstcr TO Mr.. Il. Dor
saw Oedcn.' Mr. ogden, twill be rcmem-
bcrcd. was q prominent actor in the stock
company here years ago, and was quite
star during the war.
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FANCY GOODS. &c.
STEVENS
AT BOTTOM PRICES.

q dozen BLACK-wALNUT TABLES;
Ie.o sets KNIVES AND FORKS atsl'
,ee dozen ROGERS ~ /" KNIVES, FORKS
TEASPOONS, and TABLESPOONS
fully 10 per cent. less than the usual
prices;
A large assortment OF PIcKLr-srANDs'
sUGAR-B0wLs, BUTTEn-pishEs'
CAKE-BAsKETs, &C., in best plate;
lsrge lot Of BLACK and FANCY COAL
HODs, all slzes-eReap;
,oo aozen more Of those FOUR-RoW TOOTH
BRUSHES at l0c.;
BARGAINS in sHOE-BRUsIiEs, FEATHER
BUSTERS, and scRUB-BRUsHEs;
A large lot Of BIRD-CAGEsatsI
All sizes Of JAP TRAYS and sU1AS-
BOXES;
The largest tine Of Low-PEIcED VASES
and ToILET-sETs We have ever shown
900 dozen more Of those PLAIN GobLEls At
SOC. dozcn,st sih'1
500 Broad street.
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OWcfsS.
Ttuchorg,
O.Ifj

Rev. 4. ". Weddcll, ID. D., OF st. Johns
church, then delivered an address on the
qualification OF SunGay-school teachers. II
was an admirable address in every respect.
A large number Of questions that had
been handed in were then read by Rev. DR..
Dashicll, and answered by him aud Others
who were called upon. One on the benefit
OF libraries elected quite discussion, par
ticipated in by MesSrs. PoindeXter, Pc
gram, Southern. and others.
The meeting was closed with the benc-
diction by DR.. Weddell.
The next regular monthly meeting will
he held in Moore Memorial church on the
third Sunday afternoon in December.
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oc 22-eo1im
3MBER MAGAZINES, &c.

IIARPFR's. ATLANTIC. APrLEToN's,
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MONTHLY. 81 NDAN MAGAZINE;
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Cooley =, PETERsONs, and other FASHION
PLATES.
ClIATrERBOX FOR 1881.
Narnnr's American Almanac, 1889, Frank Les
les Comic AlmGnac, Catholic Almanac:
A beautiful ne u Pal ecfrie Tor the holidays.
Photo Albums PocAel-Iooks. Purse, &c. Al ihc
latest N0s. iranklin-Sluafc aud se ,side alw ~ 4
on haiid -
LEOSARD's Book and Sew.-stcre.
no 20 9Os Main street.
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DIANOs AND ORGANS. fSEsssxI
LARGEST STOCK, BEs1 INSTRUMENTS.
LOWEST PRICES.
@4a|
HOTELS.
TuE HYGEIA HOTEL,

V,HE HYGEIA HOTEL,
i OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
situated 100 yards ffom Fort Monroe. open Al
the year Equal to any hotel in the United State
as a suMMEE RESORT. seud for circular describ
"s wv sS''''> FARRIsoN PHEBUs,
tel5 Proprietor.