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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-21
Reception OF the Supreme Chancellor.
knights Of Pytffns.

The Knights OF Pythlas Of Richmond
having been informed that Judge George
w. Lindsay, Supreme Chancellor OF the
order, would pass through Richmond on
his way to Portsmouth 10 attend the ses.
sion OF the Grand Lodge OF Virginia,
which convenes in that city next Tuesday.
determined to intercept the distinguished
| head Of the order, and derive instruction
in the work from the iOuntain-head Ac-
cordingIy joint committee of representa-
/ tives OF the various lodges was speedily or
ganized, with Hon. III. A. Atkinson, Jr.,
Past Grand Chancellor. as chairman, and
! proceeded to make the necessary arrange
ments.
! On the arrival Of the II :2s train over the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad yesterday morning the Supreme
Chancellor was met by deputation from
| Syracuse Lodge and other Knights, and
conducted to the II. Charles Hotel, where
mine host w. l.. Cox, a gallant knight,
dispensed generous hospitality.
! About O'Clock the committee. with
Richmond Division, No. 2, Uniform Rank,
under the command OF KNIGHT l.. L. Chris
| tian, commander, as an escort Of honor,
/ proceeded TO the hotel, and from thence
marched, to the inspiring strains Of
Voelker's band, TO the Castle Hall OF Viz
! ginia Lodge, No. =, where about two hun
dred Knights had assembled 10 do honor
to the distinguished visitor.
L. G.. Chancellor Atkinson received the
Supreme Chancellor in n well-timed ad-
dress, extending 10 mm the hospitalities OF
the Richmond knights. The Supreme
Chancellor, although taken somewhat by
surprise, submitted 10 his capture very
gracefully, and delivered sensible adj
dress, speaking WORDS of great encourage
ment and predicting the future success OF
the order.
After his reception the Supreme Chan
cellor eXemplified the secret work OF the
order. At 10 O'Clock the Supreme Chan
cellor and Knights present, under the escort
of the Uniform Division, proceeded to
sanger Halle, where "a substantial repast
had been provided. After the cloth had
been removed an address was delivered by
i. G.. G. Atkinson, and the following toasts
were responded to:
"1he Supreme L0dge." Supreme Chan
cellor George W. Lindsay.
"The Grdnd LOdge Of Virginia." Le-
roy s. Edwards, G. Is. OF II. and $.
- The SUJortinate LodgcS." John c.
Teller, y. &.
"Woman." James Lyons, Jr., V. c.
Virginia Lodge, No. ,.
"1he Press" William Plumer Grct-
ter, G. VI. +.
Other voluntary t0a>ts were read and
responded TO, after which the Supreme
Chancellor, expressing him~lf well pleased
with his reception, bade his Richmond
brethren a knightly adieu. and WAS escorted
back to his quarters.
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Church Notes.

At the First Baptist church Rev. DR..
Hawthorne preached morning and night,
and in the morning one was received by
letter.
At the Fifth Baptist church (colored)
Rev. ). =. Smith, pastor, preached MORN
ing and night. At night one person was
baptized and received the right hand OF fel-
lowship.
At Leigb-Street Baptist church at 80
O'Clock =. NJ there was held union
prayer-meoting OF young men from all the
Baptist churches OF the city. The meeting
was largely attended, and full of interest.
Several persons rose to request prayer.
The meeting was conducted by Jackson
Tmpin, Esq, and a number of persons
spoke.
AZ Clay-Street Methodist church the pas
tor, Rev. 5. :. Lambeth, preached at IL A.
NJ. and at p p. NJ. One member was re-
ceiyed by certificate.
AT Trinity Methodist church the pastor,
Rev. j. w. Bledsoc, preached morning and
night. Revival services will be held during
the week.
At Nicholson-Street Methodist church
Rev. John Saunders. ID. d., preached MORN
Ing and night. Twelve persons have been
received into membership since the last re-
port.
At Union-Station Methodist church Rev.
Beverley Davis preached at ii \. VI. and
at 75 Il. VI.
At DR.. Hoges church Sunday nineteen
new members were admitted.
At II. Peters Cathedral SUNDAY morning
RI. Rev. Bishop keane announced his Sc
ries OF discolrses during the Lentcn sea-
son. Having during previous Lents treat
ed OF Faith, Christ, aud Christianity, the
series of this year will be on the Church OF
Christ: /, The Church in the Mind OF
| Christ; =, The Church in the Early Ages
| 3, The Church and the Bible; 4, The
Church and the Pope; ), The Church and
the Reformation; 6. Which is the Church
OF Christ: The first Of the above dis
courses will be next Sunday night at 1:3O
O'Clock.
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FERRY DAyIS's PAIN-KILLER.
IlIPHTHERIA.

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4 few extracts from voluntary testimonials read
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~. Paui's Church Home.

The anniversary OF this institution occurs
to-day. Lunch, dinner, and supper can g
had If called for between the hours OF
O'Clock and 10 O'Clock p. VI. The concert
will commence at s o'clock, aud some really
beautiful music may be expected. The
fancy articles left from the Bazaar last fall
will he exposed for sale. There will be -
charge for admission. but persons desiring
TO aid the institution by contributions VIII
have an opportunity of doing so.
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Protestant episcopal SUNDAY-SCHOOL
UNI0N.-The regular monthly meeting OF
this Union was held sunday afternoon at
-. PauPs church. Owing to the threaten
ing aspect Of the weather and the fact that
u confirmation service was being held at ST.
james church, the attendance was not
large; but what it lacked in numbers it
made up in interest. The president OF the
Union presided. After suitable religious
exercises, conducted by DR.. Charles Min
nigerode. the rector of the church, the re-
ports Of the Sunday schools were called
for, which are tabulated as follows:
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O1l., Theirs.

Rev. IT. Melville jackson was then IN
troduced, and delivered capital address
on "The Relation OF Congregations to
Sunday Schools" lie strongly urged the
formation Of adult classes.
Rev. 4. q. Bashiell, ID. d., then read the
questions that bad been handed in, several
OF them eliciting remarks from DR.. Mimi
gerode, Rev. pike Powers, Mr.. Thomas
Potts, and Others.
The singing was conducted by the
church choir, and was especially good.
The meeting was closed with the benedic-
tion by Rev. II. Melville Jackson.
The next meeting will be held ut st.
Johns church OH the third Sunday after
noon in March.
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f13- HAMBURG EDGINGS AND IN
SETTINGS.

Onr spring importation Of HAMBURG EDG-
INGs AND INSERTINGS has arrived. We take
pleasure in stating that we now show The largest
assortment ever exhibited in this city. Our prices
will be. as heretofore the lowest.
We aGyise our customers to call early and make
their selections whilst We are showing a complete
assortment. lfc III LEVY BROTHERS.
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WE HAVE THE
BEST 81. Sl.25, and $3.50

WE HAVE THE
BEST 81. sl.25, and $3.50
LAUNDRrED DRESs-SIuH =.
We keep a complete line of sizes of
BEST COLLARS AND CUFFS.
OUR STOCK OF HOSIERY
Is UNSURPASSED.
OUR HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMESr
STOCKED At ALL TINES
TOURIST SHIRTS, NIGHT SHIRTS.
FINE UNDERWEAR. SILK USDERwEAR.
SILK UMBRELLAS. GiNCBAM AND ALPACA
GLOVES, UMBRELLAS,
DRESSING ROBES, TIES AND SCARrs,
SMOKING JACKETS, NIGHT-CAPS.
ETC, ErC., ETC, ETC.
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RULES AND RIGHTS.
Protest Of the Democratic Senators
Against Rulings OF the Chair
on Saturday.

Mr.. Walker, OF Chesterfield, Proposes to Go
Into. the Election OF Auditor, &c.. To-Nlor-
row-Pcrsonal Explanations A Protest,
signed by Thirteen Democratic Members of
the Senate. Against Rulings Made by the
President Pro Tenn. tNir. Wood on sntur-
day: No Vote on the Protest. and None on
the New Joint-Order ResolutIon-The Re
adJustcrs Again Confident that the Dead
knoWss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-21
COOP BOOKS CHEAP.

WAyERLY NOVELS, 4 ys1snnes, "a. or 2 vol.
umes, slO.sO: DICKENS, 10 volumes. $3.50 and
1880: JiiACkERAY. 10 volumes 81
GEORGE ELIOT, b volasneS. 80; DiskAELl, IL
VOLUMES. sl0; DE QCiACEY, volumes. $3.50
DUMAS. 10 yolnmGe. sl4; LEVER, 26 volumes.
Szx MARKYAT1, volumes 1910: sHAk-
SPEAKE, from 75s. 20 s90; POE, 4 volumes
s6.7b; I.RiC-A-BRAC SERIES, 10 volumes
$3.50 Many other books at very low prices.
ia 3I-d&w RANDOLPH 4 ENGLlSli.
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The GIUSEPPE GIuTI CLUB. The lirs,
annual ball OF this literary club. composed
OF some our leading Italian citizens, Wa
held H Monticello Hall last night. The
occasion was most pleasant one. and the
presence OF many OF the leading citizens OF
the city, as well rs that OF some OF our
most distinguished lawmakers. was noted.
The stage decorations were very striking.
presenting among other attractions the
flags OF the Italian and United States Gov
ernments. II is to be hoped that this Club
VIII continue 10 commemorate annually H.
organization by similar entertainment. Of
like pleasant character.
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The congregation OF Grace-Street Pre-
bytcrian church il requested to attend the
first "song exercise under the conducf
OF Professor Siegel, this evening at :
O'Clock i'm the lecture-room. This service
will have for its object the Improvement
and general promotion OF congregational
muSic
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To TIE CoNsUMPTivE.-Lc' those who lanzul.ls
under the fatal severity Of climate through ans
pulmonary complaint. or even those who are "a
decided consumption. BY no means de,plir.
There IS a safe and sure remedy al hand.
and one easily tried. "WlLBoR's CON-
FOUND OF CoD-LNER or. ASD LINE" With
out possessing the very nanseatIng favor oi tfr
oil As heretofore used, = endowed y the Phosphate
of Lime with healing property which reader tic
oil doahly cflicacious. Remarkable trsilmon. a.
Of It's efficacy can BE- shown. Sold by \. y. NtL-
BoR, Chemist, Boston, and all druygi,,..
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r. II. COOK, 10 A. NJ. 4 4. W.. sale OF Hutlle r
BrOthcra' sto, K Of millinery goods. ir,.>s-ir.ni-
ming, &C., at No. 520 Broad street.
QUARLEs & McCCRDY, lo4 \. NJ. household
furniture, parl0r- and hall-carpcts, mstiing..
bedding, &c.
GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS, ~ =. VI. brick storc
and dwelling, No. i22. northwest corner ni
Cary and Jefferson streets, and the brick dwell
Ing, No. l2O, adjoining.
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ACCIDENT lNSuRhNCE.-Pcoplew who are not en-
gagged In "hazardou- occupations" go 10 thcatrcs
occasionally If they live in cities. within the rat
year some two thousand people have been kii'of
by fires and false alarms of fire in theatres AMI
concert-rooms. Most of them were not insured.
because they never got into danger.
see GORDON & PLEAsANTs. Agents, and gei q
policy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-21

Captain John $. Wise will lecture to-
night at Mozart Hall on the Battle. Field OF
New Market, for the benefit OF the Rich
mond Blues. Captain Wise's reputation
as an orator Is sufficient to pack any hall,
and the subject IL one that will interest,"
any friend Of the Cadet Corps that particle
pated in that battle.
Owls have made their appearance In the
Capitol Square again. A year or two ago
they played havoc with the sDarrows.
1he Century Magazine for March, very
interesting No., il received from n. Leon
ard, newsdealer. 90S Main street.
1he Young LADIES' journal and The
Century Magazine for March have been
received from G. +. Johnston.
A meeting OF committee OF the Demo-
cratic caucus and number OF invited citi-
zens was held at the Exchange Hotel las,
night with the view OF dcyising means Ia
start an organ.
There are now six coIored men on duty
at the penitentiary as guards.
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SUPPER At LEiGH-STREET BAPTIST CnrECu.
The ladies OF Leigh-Street Baptist church
will give a supper in the lecture-room Of
the church tomorrow night. They pro-
mise all the delicacies OF the season TO their
patrons. The object for which they are
working-an organ for the church,, e
worthy one. aud they deserve liberal -
tronage.
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\ Bold ATTEMPT At ROBBERY.-Satur-
day night about II o'clock bold attempt
was made by thieves to enter the store Of
Messrs. William Jenkins q Co., No. 1918
Main street. They first got on the roof and
went down through the skylight, but find
ing themselves in the rear portion OF the
store. which is partitioned off from the
front. and in which only heavy goods are
kept. they came ont and went to work on
side window (Which was secured by iron
bars) leading into the front room. They
had succeeded in removing two OF the
bars when Mr.. Edward A. Scott, who
rooms over the store, came upon them.
Mr.. Scott was on his way to bed, and had
40 thought Of the thieves, but they, think
ing he was there for the purpose OF arrest
ing them, dealt him powerful blow over
the head with burglars "iimmy" and
ran of. Officers Richard and Griffin hear
ing the noise ran to the spot, and finding
Mr.. Scott bleeding profusely took him to
the First Station-hollse, where his wound
was dressed by DIR. Riddell. They also
secured the "jimmy," which the thieves
left behind in their haste to get away. The
wounded man stated ut the station-h0use
that he could not tell whether the men
were white or colOred, as the first
lntimation he had OF their presence was
the blow which he received on the head.
He was partially stunned, and when he re-
covered himself they were gone.
The police are on the lookout, but at last
accounts no arrests had been made. Scott's
wound turned out not to be as serious as
was at first supposed. and he was able TO
leave his room yesterday.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS roE To-DAr.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, cloudy and rainy
weather, stationary or higher temperature,
lower pressure, and southerly winds.
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FUNERAL OF PUBIIC-SCHOOL TEACHER
The funeral OF Miss Carrie f. Mckim, one
OF the most popular and accomplished
TEACHERS in the Elba group Of Our public
schools. took place from the Second Baptist
church yesterday afternoon, and was large
ly attended. Rev. William L. Hatcher,
ID. D., conducted the services, assisted by
Rev. William B. McGilvray. Rev. Dr.
Hatchcr's address was a feeling and not
oyerwrought eulogy of the deceased. and
must have touched responsive chords in
The hearts OF her many friends present.
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Chairman Rclief Committe


Marshall Lodge. knights OF pytmas, has
deposited with the First National Bank
1925. proceeds of the entertainment given
ut the Theatre Friday night for the benefit
OF the Midlothian sufferers. Several par
ties who had tickets for sale have not yet
reported. When they do the amount will
probably be swelled to S2Tj.
RICHMOND, VA, February 20, 1882.
To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
| beg to acknowledge the following
amounts received for the Midlothian relief
fund: From Marshall Lodge, X. Of p,
1928: from Lynchburg, through X. j.
Frey, So; from Court-Street Methodist
church. Lynchburg, through j. W. Wey,
treasurer, sjl.j5. Respectfully,
!. DAVENPORT, Jr.
WLMNGToN, n. e., February Is, 1882.
To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
enclose check for S7.25 for the Midlo-
THAN sufferers, contributed by members
OF family in this city.
Respectfully, j. B. TAYLoR.@=
To the Editor Of the Dispatch;
Five dollars from James Foster for Mid
lothian sufferers.
MuLBORo', Va, February Is, 1882.
To the EditOr Of The Dispatch:
Dear Sir, Enclosed please find check for
SSG4, being amounts collected at our
church and boX-cOllAtion from post-oilicc
at this place Turn same over TO the proper
authorities for the sufferers by the MidlO-
THAN mine explosion. Respectfully,
}. l.. Mann.
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GRANITE sPALLs AND RuBBLE

NJ siji Dc sold for short time at an extremely
bow price AZ guarries Of tie Richmond Granite
rcmi,any. Apply al qasrdes. korab station. on
fiehnoad and hflezhany railroad. OF 20 4 SNOW
city. fe ll-eodsw
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THE GERM THEORY AND SMALLPOX.

The value r DARBY's PROPnYLACrIC FLrID
In destroying and councraciing The eject, OF con-
tagious diseases can scarcely be estimated a.
smallpox and the like are caused 10y certain gcrin
gaining place In the human body. The Flu.i
successfully combats aud destroys the germs be-
fore they fully develop. thereby diyesing them OF
all power TO harm. Thoroughly disinfect your
houses and every place with the Vluid.
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4 STRIKE FOR FRsEDOM.- Yesterday
morning while .Janitor Antilott. Of the
Police Court. was taking two prisoners
John Goddin (colored) and .. p. Stallings
(whlte)-to jail, and just ~ he had reached
the corner Of Mayo and Ross streets, God
din attempted TO make his escape by run
ming off up Ross street. Mr. AntilOtti lef!
Stallings and started i'm pursuit Of G0ddin,
and oveItaking him at the corner OF Ross
and Fourteenth streets, succeeded, with
the aid Of Mr.. Joseph Heflley, after a sharp
scuflle, i'm taking him back 70 the court
room. In the mean time Slallings ran on
down the alley in rear OF Dayia's stable,
where he was recaptured by Mr. Edg; r
White, clerk OF the Police Court. The two
prisoners were subsequently taken to ial
by posse OF policemen.
Goddin was up on charge OF assault
and battery, and, the ease being continue d
until this morning. he was ordered 10 e
locked up i'm default Of surety for his AZ
pearunce. lie was arrested Saturday night
by the police, but succeeded in making his
escape, and was not recaptured until early
Yesterday morning. lie will De tried to-
day on the charges-one FOR assault and
battery, and the other for resisting an oiil-
Ger in the discharge Of ms duty. staliings
had been sentenced TO Jail Tor ten days for
vagrancy, but upon being carried back to
the courtroom the Justice increased the
time to three months.
The occurrence created considerable eX-
citement, and drew quite large crowd to
the spot. But for the fact that the two men
were handcufled they would undoubtedly
have made their escape.
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acknowledgements.

The Midlothion Relief Committee
acknowledge contributions as follows ::
II. A. Barbam. Esq, Petersburg Inder-
appeal, S4Sj.s2; previous remittance,
S34t. t.30-total. sS30.l2 and also acknow-
ledge the receipt at Coaiield Of two sew
ing-machines from the Wheeler y Wilson
Manufacturing Company, directed TO the
widows Of TWO OF the lost miners.
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BAD DREAMS, disturbed sleep. indigcSt Il N
stomach gas, all vanish before iIop BITrERs.
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BOARDING.

DESIRABLE ROOMS, WITH OK
~ WITHOUT BOARD, by the day, week, OF
month. Apply 70 -
IL 2I-e0d2Ms 1900 Broad street.
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POLICE C0URT.-The following eases
were disposed Of yesterday:
John Carter (coiored), and Franklin
Cary. charged with being drunk, were
fined 81 each.
Charles 5. Bingley. charged with being
drunk and using profane language on the
street, was fined g.
Vincent Grace, charged with being
drunk and resisting the police, was lined
$3.50.
John Gaines. charged with being drunk
and interfering with persons on the street,
was fined g.
Willie Hamilton (colored), charged with
stealing box Of dominOes, the property OF
II. c. Jones, was given ten stripes.
o. Z. StaIllngs, charged with being q
common yagrant, without visible mean,
OF support, was committed TO jail for three
months in default Of surety.
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4ithmona 1ispatth.
49,. FEBRUARY 2i, 1882.

ss-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Il LARGER THAN TIE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATioN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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Entered at the Post-orice at Richmond. Va. rs
second-class matter.i
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LEcTuRR on EDGAR ALLAN PoE.--Dr.
John j. Moran, vino was Edgar Allan
Poe's physician in his last illness, will
deliver a-lecture at the Second Baptist
church next Friday night on the life,
character, dying declarations, and death OF
the distinguished poet. This is subject
which particularly interests the people Of
Richmond, and la large audience will doubt
less greet the lecturer.