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A Deadly Fued.


ST. LOUIS, May g.-Reports from Leba.
non, No., detail a bloody tragedy, which
occurred near Benefits mill, fourteen miles
to the southwest. Bad feeling has existed
the past few weeks between George and
William Matthews and some Of their neigh
bors. Yesterday a disturbance occurred
between George Matthews and James Ford.
the Matthews boys being intoxicated. The
boys then started home, in company with
Marion Wilson and Homer Sharp. They
had gone considerable distance when they
Rere fred into by some parties In -snabpsh.
Both Of the Matthews boys were instantly
killed, and Wilson and Sharp both wound.
ed, the latter seriously. The Matthews
boys were aged thirty and eighteen; the
wounded are still younger.
|. Crushed by Falling Tree.
81. LOUIS, May 27.-A terrible accident is
reported as occurring six miles from La.
grange, Mo. AS wagon was returning
from Quincy, with Eli Charley, his wife,
and young man named Hansford Alli-
son, they encountered severe storm Of
wind and hail. A large tree on the road.
side suddenly fell upon the wagon, crush.
ing it and instantly killing Allison and
Mrs. Charley, and severely il not fatally
injuring Charley. Mrs. Charley leaves
four little children. The parties were farm
ers in this section Gharkey's father was
killed by falling tree few years ago.
Murder and Suicide.
CHICAGO, May 27.-Salt Lake, Utah, news
has been received of terrible tragedy near
Milford, two hundred miles southwest Of
here. John A. Smyth, an old ranchman
from California, quarrel with his wife, and
seizing double barreled shotgun fired at
her twice, both charges taking effect. He
then coolly reloaded the weapon, went out
of doors, fastened string ITO the trigger
and placed the muzzle against his breast
and fired six navy bullets into his liver:
He died two hours afterward. A married
daughter witnessed the tragedy. The old
man was subject to fits of lunacy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-29

far IL reported the recent frostS
bot cut snort the crop of candi-
| nr office. 1t will take more than
how, grasshoppers, and worms to
Of one sure crop. The "wailing
hashing Ofteeth" comes when the
harvested, and many are called,
I'M rhnsrn.N
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-29

President likes races. He attend
the other day. 1t was a horse
4, !, tie Chinese race he doesn't
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-29

tnah W. Richardson, of Philadel-
h membsrofthe Society of Friends,
Il dead. will ever live in the men,
a grateful people. Her will, just
Eiyys 5000 for the education of
bored race, $1,000 fora Woman's
H. and aS much more in various
buh.i, beneiaCtiOns.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-29

j Chamberlain, a farmer of West
fc. Mass, was fatally poisoned
i lamlling guanO. His wife was Sc
j noculaJed in dressing his sores.
J s.l,r i respectfully referred to eX-
! SDr Blaine, who may be able to eX-
% the family some substantial
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-29

New York bank statement shows:
increase, Sl,S2O,OO specie, de
..7u7, 40; legal tenders, increase,
a"; deposits, decrease, $754, 400;
l,iou, decrease, $l52,5OO; reserve,
-. .l,Is3,6OO. The banks now
N,g.>.r25in excess Of legal require
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II, put u gdrlduu Oh
PraWess i'm Battle.

1t is comparatively easy to keep rSnk On a
parade, amid shower Of bouquets and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-29

ran wards are all shutting down,
ool. will soon close, and the tan
!!p,ipess il seems WILDE the tlattest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-29

,yatrh from Milwaukee says the
makers have beenOn a strike since
yrmtrr, and are supported by
ION. and will be for five years
!, If necessary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-29

An, next and final public per-
H. IS officially announced for
II only officialsand members of
- admitted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-29

l. Clemmrr, who was divorced
n Methodist minister, will marry
,p journalist before long. Some
/. delight in going to extremes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-29

4 ,e,her, Pennsylvania politics are
" general" condition, and the
,uho cannot pick out a ticket to
] will be- hard to please indeed.
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CentiHsed on Fourh Pogr.l
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n. true enough. stephen w. Dor
IT, only on the Star Route rack,
! rr,sins his commission as a field
9TH, Republican party.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-04
PETERSBURG.

.r,,, s,rrFMr COURT RrvERSES THE VERDICT
N mn BRUNSWICK xuRDER-cAsE--TBREE
urxpRrp DELEGATES EXPECTED TO THE
s7.rr stNpAY-sCHOOI. CONTEMPORARIES
prcrNT ACcIDENT--NUNicIPAL POLITICS,
&C.
correspondence of the Richmond Disra,ch.I
MARCH 3, 1852.
Ilearn from the counsel In the case that
,bc Court Of Appeals recently reversed the
,crdict in the case Of the Commonwealth
80 Iiulcion Hatchett (colorcd), who was
convicted in the Circuit Court Of Bruins
,iel county last year OF the murder OF
Moses Young, and sentenced to bc hung.
writ ~ SaperSededS was obtained from
one Of the judges OF the supreme Court
.tayinr the execution 81 The sentence until
The case could be reviewed by that court.
The count reversed the verdict on the
,,ronnd that there was not sufficient oNl-
denco 70 convict. II is believed that this
decision practically acquits Hatchett, ana
Ma, at the next term 81 the Circuit Court
o oole proSeqvi will De entered by the
commonwealth. II has also been generally
believed that the really guilty party in the
murder Of Moses Young, for which some
four or five arrests were made, was ac-
omitted on his trial.
The basis OF representation adopted by the
vvccu,iye Committee in Richmond, in the
anproaching Convention Of the Sunday
schools % the State TO be held in this city,
y.ill Give 10 that body about 800 delegates.
emlaily divided among the several denomi-
actions. The various subjects Of discus
ION have been selected. and, with the
names o. the gentlemen who have been APP
pointed 10 speak 10 them. will soon be an
nOunccd.
Mr.. Joseph Elder. who was so seriously
injured Yesterday at MesSrs. Davis, Roper
A o. cotfon-factoTy. has somewhat re-
'iyed thi, morning. and is able 10 talk a
U,tlc Inn, he has no remembrance OF how the
accident occurred. His physicians have
stronccr hone, Of his recovery.
some interest is beginning 10 show Itself
IN tho matter Of our May municipal elec-
fion. II j. reported to-day that there will
be three or more candidates before the Re
adiuster CITY Convention for the nomina-
lion FOR Commonwealth attorney vice
CAPTAIN u. 4. Hinton, elected TO the Court
Of Appeals.
Mr.. e.. II. Ferris arrived here with his
dredge to-day. and will begin at once the
cutting Of "A twelye-fOot channel through
our harbor. under contract with the Gov
eminent. Dredging near the wharf front,
however, will be- done at the expense OF the
city.
The Fttrick Manufacturing Company il
introducing new machinery in their lac
tory 10 supplant wafer with steaill-poWer'
ROBIN ADAIR.
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Marine Disasters.

The Signai-C Corps station at Chincoteague,
Va. reporfs that the three-masted schooner
Hannah NJ. Lollis, Of Wilmington, Del,
with lumber from Savannah TO New York,
came ashore Wednesday morning about 4
O'Clock fifteen miles north OF the station.
The crew. numbering eight men, were
saved by Llfc-Saving Station No. @.
The Signal-Corps station at sandy HOOK
reports that a brig came ashore yesterday
morning about O'clock between Atlantic
and Rowland Hotels. Long Branch, N: D..
The vessel Is reported completely broken
up and the beach strewn with wrcckage.
All the crew was saved except one boy,
whose name Is unknown. The name and
nationality Of the vessel are unknown.
Cargo, salt in bulk.
Ldter.-The signal-Corps station at
Sandy Hook, n. j., reports the vessel
wrecked yesterday morning AS the Nova
Sco.an bark A. j. Stairs; owners I'M
known; cargo, salt; forty-five days from
Liverpool, for New York; crew OF hiteen
men; one lost on the passage; one Charles
Dixon, fifteen years Of age) drowned We'd
nesday night; rest OF the crew saved by
Life-Saving Crew No. 8 in an entirely desti-
tute condition: disaster caused by loss OF
reckoning; vessel and cargo total loss
Norfolk Landmark, 3D..
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rhe Newark Bank Frauds.

NEWARK, n. j., March 3.-stephen II.
Condict, one OF the directors OF the Me-
chanics National Bank, was arrested TINS
afternoon on the charge OF aiding anu
abetting Cashier Baldwin In misapplying
the funds Of the bank and making false en-
tries on the books. He will give BAL be-
fore United states Commissioner Paterson
in the sum OF $50, 900 tomorrow morning.
The affidayits on which Condict was ar
rested are youminous, and charge that the
books OF the bank showed loans to FISK q
Hatch amounting to about 5000, 900; that
the directors suspected that all was not
right. but that Condict assured them that
II was all right, and that there were loans
made by President Holsey, Cashier Bald.
win. and himself without formal action OF
the Board, when in fact no such loans were
made at all, and all entries were made TO
cover up the Nugent distractions. The
affIdayits also show that Condict was fully
informed OF the discrepancies In Nugenps
accounts. and had figures and details given
him by clerks in the bank In OCTOBER ana
Noycu.hcr, 1899.
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DANVILLE.
TOBACCO FIGuRES-INTERNAL REVENUE
CHURCH LOT PAID FOR.

TOBACCO FIGuRES-INTERNAL REVENUE
CHURCH lot PAID FOR.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.I
MARCH 3, 1889.
During the month Of February there
were sold 3,OG9,G74 pounds OF leaf tobacco,
the value 81 which was $500, 1921, and
theayeragc per hundred $3.50. From the
1T Of October 10 the lst instant there were
sold II. 53l .73s pounds, the value OF which
was S1.0l3.jl4.29--an average OF 500.
In the corresponding period of last year
the quantity sold was 9.71j.3S9 pounds,
The value thereof $3.50. 099.2 and the ave-
rage $500. The gam OF II per hundred
i'm i've months trade is something worth
taking about for The planter. and the gain
i, really better than that.
The internal revenue FOR last month
amounted 10 sjS,2ji.G. Items: Special
tax. S2Gj; assessments, SS9.lS; tobacco
and cigar, So. Internal revenue
Tor February, 1881, S1GS14.39.
On the 2Sth ultimo the Baptist church
paid the amount due on the third install
ment for the churca lot on Main street
about S2,2Gi. Yesterday the amount of the
fourth and last instalmcnt- about S2,3G0-
due in December next, was paid in. The
church is waiting with some anxiety for
the passage of the bill, now before the
Legislature. that will enable the trustees
10 hold this property and TO sell the church
property on Patton street. That bill passed.
the pastor. Rev. Or. Goodwin, thinks lie
win have at command 90 the credit Of his
building fund about seven thousand dol
lar. ALPHA.
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Overdue NfentuerN.

Although the steamship City of Berlin,
Of the Inman line, is two days overdue no
apprehension is felt for her safety. Neither
the Clrcassia, Of the Anchor line, nor the
Georgia, OF the State line, which sailed
from Queenstown on the 18th ult., the
same DAY the City Of Berlin left that port,
has vet arrived. The 1t. German, which
sailed from lIayre on 18th ult., and the
Parthia, which left Queenstown day later,
arrived, however, Wednesday, but both
report moderate weather. The British
Crown, which sailed from Liverpool on the
18th ult., and arrived at Philadelphia We'd
nesdsy, reports seeing on February 18th a
steamer which had stopped. and was be-
lieved 10 be the City OF Berlin. This, ap-
parently, Is q mistake, az the steamer seen
showed red, white, and blue lights twice in
succession, whereas the signal lights Of the
Inman line show blue forward and aft and
red on the bridge simultaneously. The
general slppostion Is that some accident
may have happened 10 the machinery Of
the City Of Berlin and that she viii arrive
in port within day or two.--Aeac York
Herald, ID.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-04

An infant child Of MIR. Joseph Bruff, Of
the firm OF Bruh, Faulkner Il Co., was
thrown from its fathers carriage yesterday
afternoon. and made narrow escape from
death. Mr.. Bruti had just alighted from
the carriage on st. Paul street near Madi-
son, leaving the child the sole occupant Of
the vehicle. Suddenly the horse started
Oh down 81. Paul street towards Kearney'S
stable, at the corner OF Centre street. The
little one was thrown from one side OF the
seat to the other by the swaying Of the
carriage a. the horse dashed wildly on,
and when near Centre street 1t was thought
the child would surely be thrown out. rs Il
large pile Of bricks, used in some buildings
at this point, would cause the carriage To
be overturned. A gentleman, however,
succeeded in causing the horse to shy and
escape the danger. As soon a. the stable
was reached the runaway pressed for.
ward into the carriage-houSe, narrowly
escaping contact with the sides, and strik.
ing against another carriage threw The
child up into the air and then 10 the floor
but without iniuring it, Baltimore Ame
Ticdn, 3d.
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Three Indians Hanged.

SAN FRANCISCO, March "a dispatch
from Fort Grant, Arizona, says that the
Indians Dead Shot. Dandy jim, and skippy
were hanged at five minutes past this AZ
ternoon. They mounted the scaffold
laughing. and their looks showed no signs
of fear. They said they were happy, ana
would soon meet their friends. Ihey
shook hands with all on the platform, ana
after prayers by the chaplain the trap wac
sprung, and the men died without a strug,
gle. The arrangements were pereci, ana
nothine occurred to delay the execution.
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Failures for the Week.

NEW YORK, March 3.-Messrs. X. Il. Dun
& Co.'s Mercantile Agency reports the
business failures OF the week throughout
the country at 1871, against l2o h.st week.
The Eastern States furnished III western,
A.; Southern, 80; Middle, ~; Pacific
Coast and Territories, 9; ana New York
city, total, 1877. In this connection, In
the city Of New York the most important
failure is that Of Cazade, Brooks d Rey-
nand who have liabilities OF several hun
dred thousand dollars, mostly abroad.
This disaster Is said to have been caused
remotely by the collapse OF the Union
Generate OF Paris and the contraction OF
continental banking facilities resulting
therefrom.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.

rNIvERSITY ITENs-YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CLUB-DANCING, &c.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
MARCH 3, 1852.
The Young Mems Christian Association
oi the University have selected DR.. j. l..
Burrows, Of Norfolk. to deliver the final
sermon on the night OF June 10Th.
The two societies have united i'm inviting
Oscar Wilde to visit and lecture before
them.
The recent action OF the State Regatta
Association in fixing upon June a. the
month for the annual regatta has virtually
ruled the Riyes Club out of the contest, H.
the final examinations are i'm full blast ut
that time, and the crews, rs a rule, are
among those who expect TO take University
honors. There is just the bareSt suspicion
among the friends Of the Rives Club that
this action was intended TO effect Just this
result, as their former success has rendered
the chances Of competing crews at least
doubtful Of ever winning the challenge
cup.
There are six contestants for the honors
in the Jefferson Society this year, and a
spirited contest is anticipated.
There was hop at the Washington Hall
on wednesday night. Nothing but square
dances. our.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-04


ARRIVED.
Schooner Elisha Gibbs, Wood, City Point, guano,
John Knox.
schooner IT, W. Foster, Rich, Norfolk, light.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
schooner Hannah r. ShUbert King, Providence
light, Chesapeake and ohio Railway Company.
SAILED.
steamship Wyanoke, Couch. New York, MGR
chanase and passengers. George W. Allen q Co.,
agents.
steamer Fanita, Gunnell, Philadelphia, merchsn-
disc and passengers. J. W. McCarrick, agent
steamer Ariel, clifford, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers and United States malls. l.. h.
Tatum, agent.
Schooner Harry sheppard. Clayton, Elizabeth
port. tie and lumber, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner \. 4. Norwell, Wharton, Elizabethport
ties. Curtis & Parker. .
Schooner James Satterthwaite. Lynch, Elizabeth
port. ties. Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner Moonlight, Cramlner, Elizabeihport
ties. Curtis Il Parker.
Schooner Hattie Baker. Baker. Boston, coal,
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
schooner sunlight. -, Boston, coal, Chest-
peake and Ohio Railway Company.
Schooner Lena Breed. SOUL. EuchVillc, :. G.
light.
THE BARK FANNIE VI. NOT BURNED.
Bark Fannie VI. (Br.). from this city for Liver
pool, grounded i'm James river but was fioated on.
and In Hampton Roads March ID The report
by cable that sine was burned 40 sea was erroneous
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-04
a Georgia Tragedy.

CuTHBERT, GA, March 3.-Tuesday night
four masked men went to the house OF
negro living in this county and demanded
admittance. Upon being refused they
broke down the door, and as the first man
entered the negro shot him. The men then
fled. The negro, with some white neigh
bors, tracked the wounded man some dis
lance, and finally found his dead body.
Upon removing his mask he was found to
be young white man belonging to the
county. named Leonidas Bailey. The other
three men are unknown. The object OF
their visit has not been ascertained.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-04
TENNESSEE Politics.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 3.--The State
Republican Executive Committee and
other prominent Republicans met in eau
Gus last night, continuing In session till |
o'clock A. VI. They resolved TO call GU
bernatorial convention to meet April 9th,
and in favor OF call for constitutional
convention for August next. The Repub-
licans will adhere to the Hawkins platform,
which was to settle the State debt on the
best compromise TO which the boDdholders
will submit
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ny Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. March S.-Cotton steady; sales, 44o
,,ales: uplands, Ike; orleans, l2c.; weekly net
receiots, 3,27l bales; gross, l6,ldl bales; ex-
nort,-to Great Britain, l0,l24 bales; 10 France,
3Ol bales 10 the continent 2,238 bales sales,
, III bales; stock, 339,6l q bales. Southern bour
dau and weak; common 10 fair extra. o.lOeg
sS 80 |; good 20 choice extra, s6.70@ss. Wheat
opened somewhat stronger, subsequently became
depressed and prices fell on about ic, closing arm
with most OF the decline recovered; ungraded red
Al 'OaWsi.3S; No. 2 red, March, tl.3lAte
Si.s2s; April, sl.33AaSl.44. Corn lower,
closing with less strength; trade less active nn-
GRADED. 84ia8asc.: No. 2, March. 66ssn6Sc.
Ap.iI, Sy.e se.e. Vass lower AND Iairiy active
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-04
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

aud Other Washington Mat
ters-Tennessec Republicans In Council
Kukiux Tragedy in GeorRia-The star Route
Indictme nts--Northern Rivers swollen by
the sudden Thsw-Two Murderers Execu-
ted in Mississippi-The British steamer
Sandrigham Salvage Suit Compounded
Three Indians Hanged In Arizona-Com-
mercini Disasters During the Past Week
The wesleyan Female College ut Whining
ton, Del, Discontinued-The Attempt on
Queen victoria's Life, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-04
The Texas LegisIafure.

GALVESTON, March Am Austin special
says that Governor Roberts yesterday is
sued call for a special session OF the Legis-
lature to assemble April 9th for the purpose
OF reiipportioning the State into congress
sional districts and also into senatorial
legislative districts, and to provide Tor the
replacing OF the State capitol recently de-
stroyed by fire.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-04

srRF ANS IN THE NEW ENGLAND AND MIDI

STATES GREATLY SWOLLEN.
NEW YORK, March 3.-An ice-bridge has
formed at Quebec, and the streets in the
lower part OF the city are inundated. In
st. Lawrence many houses have been aban-
doned. The Delaware, Susquehanna, and
Hudson rivers, and their tributaries, and
nearly all the small streams in the Middle
and New England States, are swollen to an
unusual degree by the sudden thaw and
rain. A great deal Of damage has been
done in the aggregate, but It is distributed
over wide area. No loss OF life is 50 far
reported.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-04
Double Hanging I'm Mississippi.

MERIDIAN, Mss, March Bob Jones
(white) and Bill Miller (colored) were hang
ed at Meridian at II O'Clock to-day for the
murder OF three brothers named Walker,
near that place, on the 26th OF November
last. Both died instantly, their necks be-
ing broken by the fall. Jones tainted while
the drop was being adjusted. Miller said
he expected to go straight to Heaven, and
commenced to sing In sad, wailing voice:
Life was extinct in twelve minutes, and
the bodies were cut down eight minutes
l.lfn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-04
The wesleyan Female College.

WILMINGTON, DEL, March 3.-The trus-
tees Of the Wesleyan Female College have
decided to discontinue the institution and
return their charter TO the Methodist Con-
ference. The purchaser, William Bright,
made n proposition TO them to continue
the school, paying him interest on what he
has expended, but il was declined.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-04

The New York Chamber OF Commerce
has considered the pilot question, and q
committee was appointed TO prepare bill
and present IL 10 the Legislature reducing
pilot fees. Resolutions were adopted Ia
voring an appropriation by Congress Tor
the deepening Of the harbor at Charleston,
s. c., and for the abrogation of the Hawai-
ian treaty.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.
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London, $40; HAWTHORSEs WORKS. vol
umes I'm / : so THE BIBLE. In handy yolume,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-04
n Tavaa Fire.

GALVESTON, March IA fre broke out
Yesterday In Gilmer in the groceiy-s'ore OF
Warren & Sons and consumed the entire
block, with the exception Of three frame
buildings on the north corner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-04

When others are suffering, drop a word
Of kindness and sympathy. IL they are
suffering from cold, give them DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. A few doses Of this valua-
BILE remedy will afford instant relief, and a
twenty-fve-cent bottle will cure the worst
cough.
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Ordained.

CHARLESTON, S. c., March 3.-Rev. Thad.
Salaris, the first colored man ever admitted
to the ministry Of the Protestant Episco-
pal Church IN South Carolina, was to-day
ordained in It. Marks church by Bishop
Howe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-04
Salvage Suit Compromised.

NORFOLK. March 3.-The salvage suit OF
the Baker Wrecking Company against the
British steamer Sandrigham mas peen COM
promised, the libelled parties paying s45,'
600