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snip, SnOulu feel bound In case he was
a candidate at the National Convention
to assist him. That is the way they dc
in politics. The Judge understands that
is the way politicians get on; you tickle
me, tickle you
QuestiOn-Did you write President
Garfield letter marked private in
which you said, 81 intend to express my
sympathy for you on account of the
pressure that has been on you since you
came to the city9"
Answer-Yes, l wrote that letter. Ny
idea was just this, to express my per-
sonal regard for Gen. Garfield on account
of the pressure on him for Office, and
that is what meant by saying l codsid-
cred him my personal friend. l symIa-
thize with any President who has this
enormous horde of Office seekers at bis
throat. At the times these letters were
written, had not the slightest concep-
tion of removing the President. If you
want to bring those letters against me
that were written at the time l had not
the slightest conception of removing the
President, then you are trying to do what
you cannot do and will not do (banging
the railing violently.
The prisoner being asked how many
times he had spoken with Conkling on
the street answered, 81 met him once on
the street He was exceedingly cordial,
and he bowed, and said: How do you
do, Mr.. GuiteauY was on good rela-
tions with all those men during March
and April"
Porter Slowly and with great deliber-
ation)-Did Senator Conkling-
Tie prisoner Gnterrupting)-Oh. don't
look so fierce at me, don't care snap
of my finger for you.
Porter-But you will answer my
questions.
The prisoner-Put your questions in
a quiet, simple sort of way and 1 will.
Mr.. Porter-Did Senator Conkling ever
promise to support your application for
the Paris Consulship?
The Priseper-My expectation about
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HESnrco COUNTY. VA. May IL, 1891.
III HAVING BEEN FREQUENTLY

F HAVING BEEN FREQUENTLY
- RELATED TO me within the last fc~ days tbat
clare himself an ndepend nj candidate for the OF.
nceof Constable. and Mr.. solomons reply to The call
tboh OF which were published In last St'urrsy's
&c rs,ner renectet unon me- ioasmuca 20
lowed Republicans and uDnaturased citizens to
VOTE as charged by the signers OF the call I
would state In reDly that ! have no idea tina, the
gentlemen who sSned that call meant 10 accuse me
OF conduci ing the primary election unfairly, aud I
think that Mr.. solomon certainly misuEherstood
these gentlemen when he saws In his card tha' the
was that The "meeiing was composed OF Republic
cans and nnna'uralizsd ciuzens' That some per.
sons voted at he primary who were not legal voters
Il, think, quite pr bable. and IL Is also probsble
yoles.. good deal OF time was wasted before The
voting commenced In making "bignfsiufn y
speeches, aud when The 237 enthusiastic citizens
then and there assembled from all parts Of the dis
trict-maDy OF whom. owing TO the kind attentions
of the candidates. were either very "gen tiefnAnIy
lively or uproarousy Jolly "-cOmmep ced the rlsh
aud struggle 10 poll their votes In the short space OF
tine remaining IL was a matter OF impossibility to
give specia attention To the status OF esch person
who offered TO vote; aud yet think that compara-
lively few improper votes were cast. Each candi-
date had been requested, either Ia person by
friend, 10 Challenge every vote that he considered
Illegal, and all votes known 10 me 20 be illegal were
excluded. Very few votes we're challeng, a, and the
record OF the meeting show that only votes out
OF the 23I were marked as protested.
On Tue Whole, while my private opinion is very
decid. that primaries In the county OF bur ut
lie vane rs expressions OF public sentiment. vet |
think that the primary lately held at keer'5 store
was abouta as fair rs such afars usually are espe-
ctalv when we consider the very large number OF
enthusiastic citizens present. many OF whom were
so highly stimulated by The refreshmeuts Of The
dtdaes ssf when we consider that the whole affair
was matter outside OF the law.
my 2I.ltt District supotInfendenf
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MANCHESTEK AND VICINITY.

The following pupils were on the roll Ol
honor at the public schools this week
High School-Ida AIsOp, Annie BrodnaX
Maud Hewlett. Lena Lthgow, Nemmie
Morrissette, Minnie MonteirO. Matte
Ovens, Mamie Snead, Hattie Wells, En-
mie Walker.
School No. Rosa Dornin, Cora Green,
Cora Dickerson. Grace Hall, Lizzie How.
lett, Nellie Leonard, Rose McCulloch.
School No. g. Hattie Blanken>hip.
School No. 4-Walter Freeman, Bette
CARRIER, Ada Hancock, Henry Buell., Car
rie Williams. Matte Fowlkes, Bessie Far
rar, Mamie knOrr.
Primlry-Nlary Burton, Clara fischer,
Myrtle Llthgow, Ella Powers, Katie Me-
Cullough, Birdie Farrar. Hettie Goolsby,
Florence Leonard, Lizzie Graves, Mamie
Vaughan, Robert Maddrea, Ernest Jones,
Vallie WiIkersOn, Charlie Root, Charlie
Bourne, Walter Gibbs. Willie Owens.
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The Revised Testament Sale.
BUsTLE IN THE BINDERTEs-MIDNIGHT DELIvE
RIEs-FIvE CENTS A COPY.
TPniladelphia Times 2Oth

BUSTLE IN THE BINDERIES-MIDNIGHT DELIyE.
| RIEs-FIyE CENTS COPY.
| Philadelphia Times, 2OthJ
| To day the Revised New Testament will
| be placed before the public through the va
riOus booksellers. The conditions under
which it is put before American readers are
peculiar. The books, as is well known, are
issued from the Oxford and Cambridge
presses, in England. There are but two
agencies in America through which the Eng
ish edition can be obtained-Thomas Nelson
a. Sons, of New York. and j. Il. Lippincott
4 Co., OF this city. The former represent the
Oxford company, and the latter the Cam
bridge publishers. The consignments to The
two houses from England amount alto
getber to about half million copies. AL.
though the lot 10 Lippnc0tt Il Co. was
shipped on the Lord Give, which arrived
from Liverpool several days ago, the firm
did not receive them until yesterday. AS
there il a great deal Of packing and hand
| ling TO do incident TO the filling Of orders
which have come in by the wholesale in ad-
vance. the sending of the books out so as to
be on the counters OF the various deal
ers at the earliest possible moment in
volyed the necessity of the Philadelphia
agents working all last night. by all ac-
counts there will be a tremendous sale OF
the books, at least for the first two or three
weeks. The largest order Lippipcott 20.
have vet received is from a New York frm,
+. & j. b. Young a. Co., and is for 10000
copies. The next largest is from Holman
G Sons, the Bible firm on Arch street, who
have ordered $4,000 copies OF the Testa-
ment, with paper backs, for the book Is
supplied either bound or unbound, accord
ing to the desire OF the purchaser. The
13, 900 copies were delivered to the Holmans
last night at 1g O'clock, upon which they
immediately put them into the hands OF
their biGders, who were kept working
all night in order to have number
bound and ready for sale on their
shelves at the opening OF business hours
this morning. All the other bookstores
OF the city have sent in large orders and
expect tremendous sale. The season OF
profit on the book. however, will be short
lived, for IL IS understood there are pub
fishers all over the country who. the mo-
mept they get hold OF the present edition,
will begin its republication and sale on
their own account SO less than sixteen
different sets Of plates are being made IN
America preparatory 10 bringing out new
editions. Some OF the editions Will be the
cheapest ever put before the people, several
firms, it Is understood, having mace ar
TO publish the revised book IN
paper at five cents a copy. At this rate II
10 expected more people VIII read the New
Testament than ever read IL before.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-21

SALES OF REAL EsrATE.-Messrs. Frank
ID. Hill & Co., real estate agents, have sold
in the past few days brick teneman No. 3l3
west Cary street for 81, 955; brick tenement
No. 31j west Cary street for Sl,S75; brick
tenement No. 81 west Cary street for
Sl,S7j; frame store and dwelling No. S23
north Third street, for $3.50; lot 27t by 200
feet. corner Grove avenue and Clarke street,
at $40 per foot $3.50; frame house, No. 10
south Third street, for S2,375; brick house
corner Grace and Twenty-eighth streets for
$2,4O0; two frame houses southeast corner
OF NJ and Twenty-tbird streets for $1,000;
frame house on Floyd between Harvie and
Plum streets, for 1920.
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POLICE CouRr.-The following cases we're

POLICE COURr.-The following cases were
DISPOSED OF yesterday:
f. f. Rowe, charged with assaulting and
beating Thomas l.. Anderson. The case
was continued till to-day.
Tom Walker (colored), charged with steal
ing flowers from the yard Of Mr.. Thomas
Branch. On account OF his youth he was
turned over to hi> mother to be punished.
Edward Childress, assaulting and beating
Martha Melton. Fined $40 and twenty
four hours in Jail.
Robert Fletcher was fined $40 for fast
driving.
Nathan Russell and Richard Mason doth
colored) were sent on TO the Hastings Court
TO answer the charge Of breaking into the
store OF John o. Taylor In the nighttime
and stealing one lot OF coffee and tea.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-21

HusTINGs C0URT:-Judge Christian con-
tnued TO hear applications for liquor-Ii-
censes yesterday. Since the commencement
Of the present term two hundred and sixty
four permits have been granted. Com
pared with last year this Is falling off Of
nearly hundred and fifty, the number then
being upwards Of four hundred. The
court Will adjourn to-day for the term, and
there will be a big rush on the part Of those
who have failed to make application.
The Court will also decide upon several
cases which were taken under adysement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-21

A RICHMOND MAN KILLED IN NELSON
COUNTY.--lniormatiOn was received in this
city yesterday that William Pryde (coored),
an emp!oye Of the Richmond and Allegheny
Railroad Company, was killed Wednesday
at or near Norwood, Nelson county, in an
ad'ray with some person unknown from
Buckingham county. The fatal deed was
done with a siick-the skull of the deceased
being crushed. His remains were brought
TO The city yesterday and turned over to his
friends for lnterment. 1t is understood
that a reward has been offered for the ap-
prehension Of the murderer. Coroner Tay-
or was notified OF the occurrence by the
friends of Pryde. but they were informed
that it was out OF his jurisdiction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-21

OPERATIONS OF THE VIRGINIA MINING AND
MANUFACTURING CONPANY.-The Virginia
Mluing and Manufacturing Company have
engaged the services OF party Of five Hum
g,rians, who are skilled miners. for their
works at Bon Air. The company has also
purchased from the Mayo estate five acres
OF land, situated In Manchester Immediately
on the river above the Free bridge, and be-
tween the Ddnville and Petersburg rail-
roads. At this point works will be located
for the preparation Of ochre and other min
eral colors, feldspar, splnt, and kaolin,
and for the manufacture OF fire-brick, terra
Gotta ware, and porcelain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-21

A NEW MILITARY COMPANY.-For some
time back a number OF young men OF this
city Of military turn have been making
efforts looking to resuscitation OF Company
ID. of the First Virginia regiment. Their
efforts have been so far successful that at a
meeting held last night an organization was
effected. L. is understood that the captain
cy will be rendered 10 prominent member
OF the Richmond bar. The material OF
which the new company is composed. and
the ardor manifested in the undertaking,
gives assurance OF success.
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COhEN BROTHERS.

Observation-Disclosures.
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Brief HemS.-A few days ago there was
a considerable interest manifested in the
coming election, but since there is only one
candidate for the mayoraIty left in the field
much OF the interest has died out. Mr..
John f. Taylor, the present incumbent, who
has very acceptably filled the office since
ex. Mayor Gentry resigned, will he reelected
next Thursday, at which time the election
will come off.
CommonweaIth's.At B. A. Han
cock, OF Chesterfield, has been quite unwell
for several days.
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my 21-1tt ID
TO THE YOTERs OF BROOKLAND

l. DIsTRICT.-IIaving been called to act IS Sec
retary OF Conservative nominating meeiBe held
al Mr. keler's store on the Alb Of May for Dtinina-
ting candidates for county offices aud having seen
in The Richmond Dispatch of last saturday = Irl
charging The meeting with fraud. feel IL . dufy
owe the public To state NV opinion In reference IN
the charge. The chairman Of the meeiing htu no
criterion by which he could be guided but by cha-
ieDgiDg the votes. Each candidtte was al DwPd 10
challenge any vote offered, aud II proven 10 be
satisfactory II was rejected. Zach sanldate pledged
the meeting publicly TO support the candidate who
should gel the most votes. Mr. Seurohr received
five votes more than Mr.. Solomon. DO rot beiieve
there was any fraud committed or Intended, aDd 0e-
lieye Mr.. Neuiohr has been Iairy and honor ,bly
nominated. JAMES A. MOON.
III
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MOTHERS REGRET WHEN TOO LATE the death
of their infants. caused In many instances by inn
proper food. There need be no hesitation ia using
MELLIS's FooD, long trial has proved II The very
best article for children deprived of the uatura
fount. II Is endorsed by eminent physicians, and
may be had OF most druggists aud grocers. Price,
rs cents. T. MRTcALF & Co, Boston, Mass.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-21

The latest sensation in Georgia is the ap
pearance of clouds OF iocusts In various
sections of the State. In Middle Georgls
especially they are very numerous, ana
much speculation Is INDUCED in as TO tue
probable result OF the visitation. iinmense
numbers OF them have appeared IN the
s~amps below Augusta.
II is alleged that Senator COnklng mas
been offered $4,000 a year to connect his
name as a partner with law firm IN New
York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-21

"AM DELIGHTED WITH 1T. have no confidence
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needed says DIR. J. j. YoulIn tpresdent jersey
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Female Weakness, Exhausting Flows, Sore Breasts,
and quickly relieves pains OF any kind. Beware OF
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-21

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: A. ~, SO :
Q A. NJ, &C; noon, 70; z. NJ, T6; 8 z.
NJ, IA; midnight, 90.
Mean temperature, 67i.
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sU0ns. STATIONERY, &c.
MY NEVER FAILING FRIENDS"

"NY NEvERFAILING FRIENDS"
WI SsliheT. ..... -
THE ADVENTURES OF A ViRGiNiAS. BY
0iyer Tburston. Use CaryIe's sntor toSartus
paper; 25e Marriage and the Sexes H. Bolh
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Was 70 Greatness paper: 50e. The Aibambra
and the Kremiln: W Sd Prime new edttion s1'
fsth, Doubt aud rsIsence. BY Cheefer. sl.oO.
The Bsihn's Maid. romance, from ihe Ger
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New Nos. Of ffanklln-> quare LiDfary ana sea-
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or THE VIRGINIA REPORTS,
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sp2s-daw dY, RAND0LPH 4 ENGLISH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-21

THROUGH TO CINCINNATI.-The Chesa'
peake and Ohio railroad has now an aIl'rail
route TO and from Cincinnati by their con-
nections at Ashland, KY, with the Scioto
Is A. NJ. makes this connection for Cincln'
natl and the West.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-21

FLOWERS, FLowxRss-Now Is the time 10 get
your flowers for planting. ToLER a HOOPER.
corner or Cherry and Albemarie streets, have a
large and welI-selected collection OF FLOWERS,
such as Pansies, Lautanas, Ros s. Pinks Fuchias,
Begonlas, verbenas, Heliotropes, Geraniums. aud
many others. Give them q call. They Oil urns and
baskets with flowers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-21

AUTHORIZED TO SOLENNIzE MARRIAGES.
The Judge OF the Hastings Court yesterday
conferred upon Mr.. James Luxford, Of this
city, Il member of the Chrlstadelphian per-
suasion Of Christians, the power to solem-
nIze the rite OF matrlmony. A congrega-
tion Of this sect worship in Leyy's Hall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-21

HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM,
GIVES TO EVERY WOMAN
FAIR, FRESH AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.
No matter how much IL may have become i'm.
paired by nature or Otherwise, it makes the SKIN
PURE, SOFT and LIKE THAT Of YOUTH.
10 is not only ELEGANTLY PRRFUMFD, but It is
In every way a most perfect wash and SPLENDID
LOTION.
Its APPLICATION cannot possibly be detected
and is harmless as water.
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Sold ia my cents and dollar sizes.

LEIBIG CoMPASY's COCA BEEF Tonic has re-
ceiyed highest medals at principal expositions' ana
Is endorsed and prescribed by the medical faculty
here and abroad as the standard Tonic. Reware OF
worthless limitations,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-21

"HUB Punch" s delicious with Lemonade. fine
Ice, soda, or milk. Hive 1t ready for the welcome
or parting guest. Sold by all grOcers, wine mer.
chants, and druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-21
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die States, areas OF rain and partly cloudy
weather. variable winds, stationary or q
slight rise In barometer. and no decided
change In temperature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-21
PARAsOLS. PARAsOLS:

PARASOLS. PARASOLS.
-so SPANISH LACE-TRINMED SILK and
SATIN PARAsOLS al $3.50 and 50 worth
$3.50 and 81 SO;
l6O SATIN AND SILK LINED at $3.50, So,
$3.50. aud 81 worth coubie the money;
90 SILK BROCADE PARASOLS at 81 and 81 %
worth So and "a;
Also.. large line of WORSTED and SILK Sun
UMBRELLAS from 81 to 50.
Don't fail 10 see oJr line Of PARASOlS.
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" JOHN c. SKATER,

MRRCRAccT TAILOR,
o.lO04 MAIN STREET, TWO DOORS ABOVE THE
Pos2,c FFICR,
has .Eeeeyed a very large and fine assortment OF
SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, consisting of
CLOrHS, DlAGONAJE. SUITINGS, L L d y
and FANCY CAsSINERES FOR PANTALOONS,
imported especially for him, which will be made TO
order in the LATEST sT9.Es and at prices consist
With 6rst- class Workmanship. call is respect
fully soilciied.
SHIRTS, COLLARS, ead CUFFS Of fine grades
made 70 order. fe 24-Sda
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-21

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at tn,
DISPATCH PRiNTrNG-IIoUsE. Good work, low
prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-21

NEW AND ELEGANT PREPARATION
is j. A. T.. ATKINsoS's GLYcERISE LOTION. IL Is
not only a preventive OF dandruf, but imparts to
the hair a remarkable softness and brllliancy.