The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26

Ex.>,.yor levi ID. Boone, OF Chicago,
died on Tuesday; aged seyenty-'hie' '''is'
Theresa Maycrshofer, sixteen years OF
age, was probably fatally Durn.u a. S.l.-
cuse, n. T., Tuesday Her clo'hlne ,ooh
fire while she was putting So'ne 'o'' u" /"
stove.
Colonel Charles q. Angeroth, OF Camden,
y. 4. who commanded the One hundred
and Twelfth regiment, Pennsylvania vol
unteers, during the late war, + oe"o'
In the s-,se OF Thomas II. stringham
against Mr.. 4. T. stewart, the Jury in
New York on Tuesday rendered verdict
in favor Of plaintiff for si6,OOo.
The Philadelphia Board OF Health last
Tuesday censured ilr. McFarlan, ana hned
him $50 for failing 10 repoT the case OF
Mrs. Hclmbold, who died OF smallpox OIL
the I'd instant, at 1850 Spruce street.
f.. W. Keyes. better known as :" Boss
Kcves, OF Wisconsin, has securcdadiyorce.
His property was appraised at s0O,OOO, OF
which Mrs. Keyes is TO accept one third
and remove TO Chicago.
All the prisoners in the jail at III Paso,
Texas, with one exception, escaped on
Monday night by digging through the fire.
place Of the building, which was construct
ed OF adobe. one man, named OBrlen,
held for 4 stabbing ailray, refused to 20.
The deadlock which has existed in the
Philadelphia CITY Council for some days
was broken on Tuesday by the common
branch rcceding from its position in the
matter OF the appropriation Of $4,000 to the
law department to prosecute the gas trust.
The Pullman Company have called a
special meeting OF the stockholders in CHI
cage for February lSt to authorize the
issue Of S2.5O0,000 OF the new stock at par.
This money is TO be used in the cOnstruc-
ton OF 1lj new Pullman cars.
The National Woman Suffrage AsS0cia-
ton reasscmbcd in Philadelphia Tuesday,
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton in the chair.
Brief addresses were made by Rev. Charles
G.. Ames, Mrs. Hannah Smith, Mrs. Harriet
Robinson. Mrs. Gage. and Miss Susan b..
Anthony. after which the session was
brought TO close.
Mrs. Wallace. who resides in Trenton,
y. D.. went TO Soc her husband, who Is en-
ploycd in bakery in Brooklyn, y. y, on
Monday. She remained over night, and in
The morning she was found dead in his
room. having been overcome 10y noXiouS
gases from a coal stove. The husband was
still alive, bus unconscious. There are no
hopes OF his recovery.
The great doublc-decb, doube-irack rail-
way and highway bridge over the Hudson
river at Albany. n. y. was formally opc.-
ed to the public on Tuesday. 1t is LEO
feet long. has in it the largest draw-Span in
the world, and was built in the short time
Of eight months. ut a cost OF about $1,000
600, exclusive Of damages for land taken.
The United States steamship Gackawanna
arrived ut CaIiao on the DIST ultimO, bring
ing the United States commissioners,
MeSSrs. Trescott and Blaine. They were
received on board the vessel by represents
tiveS OF the Gillian authorities. and by
committee OF Peruvian gentlemen. The
commissioners selected the France ct An
glcfcrrc Hotel for their residence during
their short stay \ complimentary remark
OF Mr.. Blaine, at lunch In Mr.. Dcrtcano's
house. IN which he expressed wish that
on ms return, in about three months. he
would find the fin" which governs the city
changed, WAS rapidly converted into
meaning that the United States would at
once order the Withdrawal Of the Chilians
from Peruvian territory. The commits
sioners lett CalGO on Christmas day for
VALPARAISO.