The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-11

cntv YEAR old next Wednesday
The House Of Commons had not until
has, month SAT on the Derby-day for thirty
six year.
The Grand Lodge Of Masons Of New
York have elected Benjamin Fiager grand
master.
Miss Chamberlain, who j. making such
sensation IN London. j. from Cleveland.
Ohio. She wac partly educated IN New
York city.
Chiei-Justice Waite. Mr.. Justice Gray.
and General sherman intend to visit the
Yellowst one Park this summer.
The Boston dry goods firm Of Jordan.
Marsh 4 Co. viii send twelve Of their eID-
ployes on 4 European tour tins summer.
paving all expenses. This l. 10 b. made 4
yearly practice.
About one hundred men employed in the
tube mill Of the Reading lron-W ork- quit
THURSDAY. being dissatisfied with notice
which was posted in the mill by the man
ageIneni with reference TO certain iron.
Visitors 10 West Point are arriving in
great numbers 10 witness the closing eXer-
cises. The member. Of the Academic
Board Thursday fixed the standing 81 N
first ciass only. II numbers thirfy-seven. -
The freight agents Of the railroads lead
ing east from Chicago Oh Thursday cOIn-
pieted the arrangement OF new tariff shee;
10 short points IN Indiana. Ohio. and Penn
-vivania. Some slight reduction, art
made. but, a. whole. the revision average
considerable advance.
The irOn-workers and other residents Of
South Bethlehem, Pa. have presented
costly gold watch % the Rev. William y.
Morrow in token Of their appreciation OF
MS unselfsh aud unsparing devotion dJi-
ring the recent epidemic Of smallpox.
III Boston on Wednesday eveuing ban
quet was given % Washington j. Gregg.
who for forty years has been clerk o. the
Common Council Of tha; city There We're
800 gentlemen in attendance. consisting Of
present and past members and officers Of
Councils.
81 Gettysburg. Pa. on Thursday the
veterans Of the Union and Confederate ~
mies completed the revision Of the battle
ground d the second dBv. There viii boz
a reunion q the veteran, OF the Army Of
the Potomac and Northern Virgins who
fought IN the first day battle on Nedne--
day, June l4th.
The twelfth annual conference u tine
Secretaries Association 81 tine Dung
Mems Christian Associations of America
assembled az New Haven Oh Wednesday.
Mr.. u. A. Bridge. % Montreal. wa. called
10 tDe chair. and Mr.. Brown. of NeWburg.
\. Y. WIS elected secretary.
The recentiy-pubiished returns ~ The
Austrian 1850 CENSUS show that - per
cent. OF the people are employed 10 agri-
culture = In commerce. banking. and
transportation, b in liberal professions.
is are landowners ind capitalists. l4-J
servants. ler cent educarirnisfs. - are
engaged m miuin-, and The occupations
of $40 per cent. are unknown.
The state Prohibhory A-socia.Iou Of
Wisconsin have planned 20 MAKE % very
vigorous campaign thir faIl. They viii -r-
dor-e IN every locality candidates pn either
the Republican or the Democratic ticket
who most favor the Temperance movement
Tue resolve, 0der aid o. the movement III
lows.
Serious fire. are redortrd from Inaia and
Yechigo provinces. in Japan. In the former
province = flre IN Nav consumed 100 houses
and one district Office. In the iatrer pro
vince. on MAY sih. 81 houses. SIX temple.
and one schoO-h0u~e were burned. A ire
In Toxic on NAV 9Th wa- not controlled W.
al 42s houses were destroyed and - seri-
ously damaged.
The viii OF the hate Lucas Hirst. which
provides for O free law library. % which he
had beQuea1hed $50. 0J-nearly tle whole
q rf4.H ri..-
morning IN the Office Of the Philadelphia
register Of willis. The csveat fled OF We'd
ne-dav by the sister OF the deceased was
Withdrawn. and the viii admitted 70 pro
bate.
The firsr silk-rearine exhibition ever
held In this country wa> opened on Thur
day in Turn Hal.. On east Fourth street
New ORR under the auspices ~ the North
American SiIk Exch.pge. The exhibits
consist OF American. -Japane>e. French.
Italian. and Turkish worms. ~ age- i.ln--
In from one 90 thirfy-fiVe dav,. loom
I. IN operation which weaves the -iis into
various articles. Gold aud silver medals
win be- awarded a. prize. The exhibition
viii continue until september 1T.
The coal trouble NJ Pittsburgh are quiet.
/ tine operators taking natier. quite easy.
while thf miners are Masking preparations
/ ior the summer camp near Mcdonald. IL
/ j. expected that zoos miner, VII. l&r-ici-
pate and . general good time l. expected.
| The miner II scott Raven, on tue b4iti-
more and Ohio railroad. hayt AL gone 90
work. having sigued N agreement 20 work
( ior SIX months al the reduction. Al other
point. the situation l. unchanged.
II L .r
I congregation q N0tre Dame. ~ Aoutse-l.
/ has been elected superior o. the converts
! throughout Canada and the United states
n that order. Rev. Mother -. Y ici0r. late
! superior general, and Rev. Mother -. Jean
I Baptiste. hate superior Of the convent a.
! kank8ket. H.. were elected first and second
assistants OF the superior. All the con-
vents Oh this continent We're represented
al the election IN Montreal By delegate.
/ The most severe hail-storm that ever
va, known passed over Laredo. Texas. on
| Thursday evening. II lasted INCREASINGLY
( from 10 O'Clock. Hai.-sIones d. largr
a. = hcn'segg fell. The walls q Babcock',
new variety nail fell IN. instantly killing
! CharlIe Munster. and woundmg two other.
one dangerously. The roofs 81 seven.
/ hOIlses also fell causing damages 10 goods,
( the extent d which /. not vi known.
I Great damage. II l. feared. ha> been done
u SHEEP IN the county hy the Storm
The late james Wick. u Rochester. not
Z long AGO received p letter from woman In
another >laie enclosing some money and
an order for seeds. The writer. however.
negiectine 70 sisu her name or give Oh adj
dress IN abOu; = fortnight letter heai-
ing the same postmark Wa received. thi,
time IN mans bold handwriting. stating
/ thai the writer's wife had two weeks pre-
vlousiy -enr him = prrpaid order, but.
wOnan-like, had forgotten 10 sien ker