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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-01

WEDNESDAY, July 20, 1882
Pendleton Us. Taylor and others. APP
neal from Scott county. Continuance set
aside and case submitted, and time taken
Aifreds and Clark Us. J. w. shefcy's
executor. &c. Appeal from 5myth county.
Argued in part by D. Trigg and J. A.
Co,npbell for appellants, ard by X. A. Rich
ardson and j. III. Gilmore for appellee, and
adjourned for further hearing.
THURSDAY, July u, 1882.
Board OF Public Works, &C., Us. II. Is.
CAN'T; same Us. w. l.. Royal. Petitions
for appeal from Circuit Court OF Richmond.
Attorney Generation petitioners. Appeals
allowed and superSededS awarded. No
bond required. Papers sent to Richmond.
Leedy and others Us. Irvine. Petition for
appeal from Shenandoah county. Moses
Walton for petitioners. Appeal allowed
and supersededs awarded. Bond oil $500
required, and papers sent to Staunton. -.
Garland Hale Us. 5. Il. Allen, Auditor OF
Public Accounts. Petition for ndnddm,ts
to Auditor to compel issue Of warrant for
back nav. Brown & Hale for petitioner. No
appearance Of Auditor, or answer to rule
served on him. To-day peremptory man
damus awarded, Judge Christion reading
the opinion.
johnson, trustee, &C., Us. Wagner Il
Sons. Appeal from Grayson county. Ar
gued last week. To-day decree amended
and affirmed, Judge Staples reading the
opinion.
Dobyns and Davis rs. Rawley and others.
Appeal from Carroll county. Argued last
week. To- day decree affirmed, Judge
Burks reading the opinion.
Boiling rs. Tecl and others; Pendleton
rs. Teel and others. Writs OF error in
eiectment from Floyd county. Argued
heretofore. To-day judgment affirmed,
Judge Staples reading the opinion.
Laws Us. Laws. Appeal from Franklin
county. Argued 10Th instant. To-day de-
cree reversed, Judge Anderson reading the
opinion Of the Court; Judge Burks dis
senting.
Gregg Us. Sloan and others. Appeal from
Patrick county. Argued last year. To-
day decree affirmed, Judge BurkS reading
the opinion.
Willard rs. Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio
Railroad Company. Error from Washing
ton county. Argued last year. To-day
Judgment affirmed, the four judges sitting
being equally divided as to error.
FRIDAY July %, 1880.
AIireds and Clarke rs. Shefiey's eXecu-
tor. &c. Further argued and submitted,
and time taken to consider.
Richardson rs. Commonwealth. Error
from Smyth county. Submitted by Il. \.
Richardson for plaintiff and Attorney
General for Commonwealth, and time taken
to consider.
Keller and wife Us. Grayson. Appeal
from Smyth county. Rule TO speed moved
on one side and motion to strike from the
docketmade on the other. Argued byJ. A.
Campbell, and 5. w. Williams. for appellee,
and by X. a. Richardson and j. W.
Gilmore for appellants, and time taken to
consider.
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DEATHS.

Died. July 31-t, at \. NJ. at the re,dencc Of
her brother, Dr. J. Hall Moore. Miss BELLE
MOORE, youngest daughter of Mary VI. and the
late James Moore. Of Washington, y. e..
Funeral service, at iraCc-StrecL Presbyterian
church THIS Tuesday AFTERNOON AZ ,
O'Clock. Friend of the family invited To attend
Died. Of typhoid-fevcr at the residence Of her
parents. No. GO7 south Bclyidrre street sunday
evening the goth Instant, CARRIE BLANCHE.
daughter of George T.. and Mary +. Bailey: aged
ten years seven months aud seventeen day.
Her funeral took place from ~ Andrew s church
yesterday (Monday) evening AZ O'Clock.
Died. July 3lst at his residence, No. 2c9's Cher
ry street, ". W, OWEN, in the scyenty-thrd year
Of his age.
But while | sleep within the grave,
And round my curtancd bed
You think of one you loved on earth,
lOu'll miss me when I'm dead.
The funeral will take place from the Plnc-Sircet
Baptist church THIS (Iuesdty) AFTERNOON 1t
o'clock. Friends aud relatives of the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend.
Baltimore and Charlottesville paper, will please
COPY.
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We were very much in doubt about the
propriety OF the action Of the State Cen
trail Committee with reference TO the candi-
dacy OF Rev. John T.. Massey for congress
man ut large, and were very much discour-
aged dt the outlook. On court-day, how
ever, we had better facilities for getting at
the sentiment OF the ReadiuStcrs in the
county, and are convinced that u larger
number OF them than we supposed are 90
ing to support Mr.. Massey. Some Of them
were very outspokcn in their disgust at the
plain purpose Of Malone to carry them
into the Republican party; their indigna-
ton was particularly aroused by the charac-
ter Of the masS-meeting on court-day, in
which the Republican element so largely
preponderated.- Bedford Sentinel.
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Campaigns are not now won by brass
bands and spread-eagle Oratory. What a
blow some OF our campaigns have been
The enemy's silent workers rubbed out
out tracks as fast as we made them. Let
every registrars book in the county be
copied and every unregistered voter be in
duced 10 register. Let every stay-at-home
Democrat be waited upon early and often
by men appointed for the purpose by the
Executive Committee. The County Com
mittee ought to know accurately our full
strength at once. They ought to have a
number Of efficient workers at every pre-
inct.-Pearis6strg Virginian.
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Developed In the Examinstisn o. esr'
land before Judge Dickinson %
roydton ON writ OF Hasoss
Corpus.

Ivho Carried the Tale to Miss Hatchets which
c.,..d Ser % Forward 10 Garland. through
Add,.en. the Insulting Letter ?-Gnrland
and addison, Living within SIX or seven
Miles OF Each Other, Conduct fhehr Corre'
spondence Through the Mails Going by De-
vious Rouses-A Letter from the Lady to
Garland which Might have stopped the
Trouble had II Reached Him in Time-Pcr'
.oual Accounts or Garland, Addison, and
Some of the wisnesses-Thc Lawyers In the
Case; Aggressiveness-Thc Trial to Come
or at the August County Court Unless the
Prisoner Chooses TO be Tried by the Circuit
Court In November-Garlnnd In Jnil-A
f;I,mpse Mt Buffalo Lithia Springs.
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Lobster salad, chicken mayonnaise, and
roast clans, followed by fruit and ice
cream, WHY work vengeance on the good
people who make jolly meal OF them. The
vengeance is generally worked in the night,
and comes in the shape OF collie and cramps.
II is then that handy and eilectual means Of
relief are needed. Mr.. stowe, the leading
leweller in Springfield, Mass, says that
PERRY DAyIs's PAIN-kILLER Is most ex
cellent remedy for those diseases like cole
and cramps, which demand immediate at
tention. In many cases in his family II has
saved the necessity Of sending for physi-
clan.
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Young AddisOn's last Moments.
from our Lmenbure Correspondent
IJ-NENRr-RC Cot-RTIIOTcE

1t NtNBsNtf AOlRl NV 81,
July 20, 1SS2-l L. VI.
The friends of Garland late last night
had warrants taken out for the arrest OF j..
l.. Eanes, L. ;. Jones, and l.. j. Orgain,
Addson's witnesses or friends in the affair,
and there is considerable excitement in our
usually quiet community. EaneS, Jones,
and Orgain, | suppose, are arrested in re-
taliatIOn for the arrest and conviction Of
Roach and Boswell.
Mr. Walter Addison has returned to Bal
tmore. Mr. Frank Addison and Mr.. Tay-
Tor are still in the county, and are expected
to remain till after the trial Of Garland.
Garland's wound is better.
Young Addison was perfectly resigned
to his death, and freely forgayc Garland.
He called his brother Frank to his bedside
and tried to make him promise that he
would not take this affair up on his own
responsibility. lie told his brother il was
his last dying request, and his brother
never gave him any reply. Then he asked
the doctor how long he had TO live, and
when told q very short time. he called for
his mother. and gave her some instructions
n TO the disposition OF some OF his effects.
and some parting messages OF affection fer
various numbers Of his friends in Alex
andria and Baltimore. He then told his
sister and 6rother-in-law goodbye sepa-
ratcly; then called for his bosom friend, Z.
I. organ, threw his arms around his neck.
and said, Dear old pal, God bless You
goodbye" He left messages with young
Organ for various lady friends. He then
asked them to open the blinds Of the WIN
dow that he might see another beautiful
morning. and that he had rather die on the
Sabbath than on any other day. Soon after
that he expired. VI.
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The Cincinnati COMMERCIAL expressed
the other day the hope that II the Presi-
dent signed the river and harbor bill he
would "avail himself Of his discretionary
power In regard to directing the expendi-
turc Of the various amounts appropriated
within the period they can be allowed to
remain mexpcnded without lapsing into
the general funds Of the Treasury"
The President has never had the right 10
exercise such power; and yet Mr.. Ar
THUR Is said to contemplate usurping 1t.
General GRANT introduced this new idea
into American politics. II indicates a
thorough contempt for Congress and for
the American people. 1t renders 1t alto
gcther unnecessary so TO amend the Fede-
raj Constitution as to give TO the President
the discriminating veto. The President
has taken to himself that power. He has
invented q discriminating veto OF his
own. 1t Is true he cannot approve part,
and sign part, Of an appropriation Dill.
But what OF that? He can approve all Oh
the bill, and execute only part OF the law.
That is a short cut, as we have said, OF
General GRANTS discovery. 1t enables
President to punish such cities and towns
as he dislikes and TO favor such cities and
towns as he likes. 1t enables him
to buy votes in Congress. He may
expend much money in Republican dis
tricts and none in Democratic. He may
give Pennsylvania hundreds Of thousands
of dollars Just before election-day. He may
let Virginia have none. In fact, it had been
far better for the President to have vetoed
the river and harSor bill than to have
signed it with the intention Of perpetrating
such wrong upon our system of govern
ment as that implied in adopting the course
to him by the Cincinnati
Commercial.
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We endorse, as to DEzENDoRF and the
Democrats Of the Second district, the re-
mark of the Norfolk Virginidn, that the
Democrats of the other districts ought to
be willing to permit the Democrats Of the
Second district to to be the Judges OF what
they should do and how they should act.
Being on the ground, they are better apt to
know, you know.
So as to the Fourth district; and, to
make a long story short, every district.
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1t would be curious outcome II the
negroes were TO tack about and decide to
elect man Of their own color. Where
would Dir. Johnny Wise stand then, with
the faithful allies" withdrawn? lie
would not have corporal's guard to back
him. 1t would be good thing In one par
ticular-uncovering the miserable weak
ness OF the Malone party when deprived
OF the negro vote. II would expose the
hollowness OF their pretensions and the
emptiness OF their boasts. -Lpachbvg
NemS.
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BY the result Of last Saturdays meetings
In Ohio, 1t has been rendered reasonably
certain that Mr.. kEIFER will be renomi-
mated for Congress. He took the most
popular way OF commencing himself to his
constituents when he made the outrage
ously unjust and the unprecedented ruling
which enabled the Republicans Of the
House OF Representatives to change its
rules In violation Of those rules themselves
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Well. yes, we did intimate in mild way
In 1881 that our nominee might possibly
prove 70 be not the most popular man in
the Democratic party Of Virginia. But
that fact only indicates to the Wing that IL
we predict the election Of MASSEY, MASSEY
will be elected.
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MoscURE ID. CONWAY writes from Lon
don TO the Cincinnati Commercial that the
Dean OF Westminster's clever son, Mr..
GRANVILLE BRADLEY, now public-spifited
citizen Of Liberty, VA, is there ON visit
70 his parents.
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We have received from Hanover, Ger
many, a letter, dated July 18th, written by
q Virginian soiourning there, in which the
discussion between cold Sledge" and
"Draw Poker" is commented upon, the
author taking sides with "Old Sledgc."
OF course it was "received too late for
nuhlicatiOn.r
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There. Here's the State, and in it an
article setting forth the identical doctrines
which we teach elsewhere to-day in para
graph written before we saw the State.
We are glad to have fallen again into the
same line Of thought with our neighbor.
We alude to his excellent article headed
"Usurping Power" in the State of yester-
day.
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SUMNER GOODS I'm order 90 close them ogt u,
we do not believe in carrying goods over. tet nre
FER giving buyers the benefit Of cheap good. m IT,
season.
Our assortment IS complete in Nuns NElIING
and all light weight and style, # WOR>rFD
DRESS GOODS, - o. IS niche. wide, II -
mp;
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN>. INDIA LINENS
and all kinds If WHITE GOODS;
SUMMER SILKS. MOlRE>, >CRAIls, Rifi-
DANES. SATIN>, SATIN DE Lyon, BRO.
CADE SILKS, Sc.-all shades,
SUMMER CASSIMERE~ aud FLANNElS fr
less than cost:
The bestTABLE-LINENs. NAPKINS, TOWELS
and SHEETINGS;
15c. GINGHAMS reduced 10 1oc. rcr yard;
Hundreds Of PARAsOLS, cheaper uau eat II
manufacture;
immense lot Of ULsTtRS. 7jc up-Ieriect-dtutS
styles;
2.c. LAWNS reduced 10 50, ; u g., e.. no5c-
per yard:
GAUZE UNDERWEAR 90 Dee sold rcg4rllc.- g
value;
Our UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS are warranted
c.tqualty;
\ full line Of BLACK IGENElETrA CLOTHS,
GRAPE, and MOURNING NNTEKhL;
81 SILK BRO'ADtD 'ilNAblN- at Or
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The largest and ncaic.t ASSORTMENT Of LA'I~ hY
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SWISS. NAINSOOk. and HANEI EG EiiBnDlD-
ERIE>:
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FANS, SlLk Wits.
GLOVES. KIDS.
HOSIERY. CDR-ET~.
RIBBONS. BELTS.
GIRDLE~. SATCIIL~.
KUCIllNG~. and
DESIRABLE ARTICLES in general;
NATTINGS and OlI-CLOrll>-B,~tgo od- only
at anc below cost.
Our force 3. sufficient 90 ensure an customers Pos
Ing waited Oh promptly. can ~
TIALlilAER BROTHERS
Sol Broad, corner tifth -.',.
~ 23-Su Tu&Th
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
ONE MORE LOTOF ODDS ANDxsTI
ENDS TO CLOSE OUT. LA

CHILDREN's FlNE-sTRAP SANDALs,sl'
MISSES FlYE-STAP SANDALS, 81;
LADIES' NEWPORTs,sl;
LADIES THREE-BCTTON ONFORDS. IL;
LADIES FRENCIl-tiEEL, FINE MD BUTTON
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LADIES slLk-TOP and FINE MD foNtp
BUTTON ONFORDS. -;
GENTLEMEN's FINE CALF LOW-Qt AkIhh
CATERS, $3.50;
TRUNKS, SATCHELs, RAILROAD BAGS w
LIsES, GRIPS JACKS, CLCh-sACh>'
SHAwL-sTRAPS, BAGGAGE-SFeAPs' &c
y27 j. A. 6RIGG. Tenth and Main.
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FANCY GOODS.

FANCY GOODS.
= T Z E y s.
PREPARATORY TO PUTTING ~
FALL STOCK.
MAKES SWEEPING REDUCTIONS.
SEE TIE PRICES:
% PER CENT. REDUCTION
ON ALL BEST AND MEDIUM GRADE
CAsTORS:
334 PER CENT. REDUCTION
on ALL BEST AND MEDIUNuRADEC CAKE
BASKETS AND TRUIT--TANDS;
CHlLDREN'S CARRIAGES
will be sold at PRIME FACTORY COST. as ", d5
not wish 10 carry them ga The far season.
WE NEED THE ROOM.
The balance OF our stock 81
MENICAN-GRAS~ HAMNOCKs
will De sold At sl.25.
These prices will close hem shortly. F.rtcoHl-
Ing viii have best selection.
Catalogues mailed FREE from
aul STEVENS. sos Broad street.
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Things are too much mixed to tell
the result yet.-AbiRgcton correspondence
LWchburg NeTS.
Right, Massey, wait until Fukerson's
hand is ShoWn.-PedriSbug Viginidn.
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ts- MONEY. MONEY!,

<~>'S>|>~~S->>~~~~~~~>-s
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by BUYrNG YOUR
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THE PRICES OF ALL GOODS HAVE BEEN
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EVERY DOLLARS WORTH OF GOODS
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AS THE LEASE UPON THE STORE
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OCTOBER 81. 1852.
so MAKE YOUR PURCHASES At ONCE
WHILST TIE ASSORTMENT Is GOOD.
auI LEVY BROTHERS
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WILLIAMSBURG, VA, July %. 1888:

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, July %, 1882.
MeSSrS. John Callahan, John j. Small
rood, Jr., and j. b. Work, Members of
the Republican State Central Committee
of Virginia:
Gentlemen, Your communication Of the
10th instant notifying me of my unanimous
nomination by the Republican State Gen.
trial Committee Of Virginia for congress
man at large is received.
While the nomination was unsought and
unsolicited, yet i'm this emergency j con-
slider it the duty of every good Republican
to aid by every honorable means in his
power in securing an increase of true and
tried Republicans in the congressional dele
CATION from this State. | would consider
myself derelict in duty to my party did /
fail TO respond to its call in this its hour of
need, and do therefore accept the nomina-
ton rendered me.
Thanking the committee for the honor
conferred, will enter at once upon the dis
charge Of my duties.
AS ever, your obedient servant,
JOHN Nj. DAWSON.
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TCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
Dnvnrn,-' J,,I,, 90 1000

TEorrespOndcnce or the HlcninonQ Dlspatcn.I
BoYDToY, July 90, 1882.
Mr.. A. J. Wedderburn, at whose place
Beech Forest the tragedy OF the 14th OF
July occurred, was for some years resi-
dent Of Richmond, where he was connect
ed with the Enquirer when his brother.
George c. Wedderburn, Esq, was man
ager, and was later n member of the commits
sion firm Of Wedderburn IL Addison. lie
is now the president of fertilizing COM
pany i'm Baltimore, and is also extensively
operating at Beech Forest, where he has a
farm, saw-mill, smithy, and store, oil OF
which are some three or four miles from
Lunenburg Courthouse. Alr. Wedderburn
married Miss Addison, and Joseph Addi-
son, his brother-in-law, had been living
AT BEACH FOREST ABOUT YEAR
previous to the difficulty with Mr..
Richard b. Garland. lie was twenty
seven years Of age, and is described by all
who knew HIM well as n man OF fine
character and amiable disposition. Though
not of great size, he was an. athletic man,
possessing both strength and activity.
One OF the witnesses said that he believed
Addison was the most powerful man at the
mill, and as boxer he had some reputation
among his associates.
There are good many men employed at
Beech Forest, but Addison seemed to
have been most confidential and friendly
with young Organ, who is the son Of the
Commonwealth Attorney, and is about
twenty years Of age. He has an honest
lace, and made good impression upon the
He appears to have been
The only person about the mill whom Adj
ison had acquainted with the nature OF
his Misunderstanding with Garland; but
hat between Addison and Garland there
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Dawson Accepts the Nomination..
Rooms REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL


COMMITTEE OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND, VA, July 2G, 1882.
Hon. John VI. DauSOn, WILLIAMSBURG, Va. T.:
Dear Sir,-At meeting Of the Republic
can State Central Committee OF Virginia
held on this date in the city OF Richmond
the undersigned were appointed commit
tee to notify you that you were unani-
mously nominated at the said meeting as
the candidate OF the Republican party OF
Virginia for congressman at large.
The committee assure you that they will
put forward every effort to bring your can
vass to a successful termination, ard trust
that you may be enabled to enter upon ii
Immediately.
We have the honor to be, your obedient
servants, JOHN CALLAHAN,
JOHN j. SMALLwOOD, Jr.,
j. B. WORK,
Members OF Republican State Central Com
mittee OF Virginia.
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TROUBLE IMPENDING

was certainly well known to all at the mill
on the morning OF the 18th. Indeed. ono
man said that he meant to stay ut the mill
and see the fight, and another begged to 90
along with Addison and his three friends !;
but Mr.. Jones Zone Of the three said no !;
that it would not do to take too many along !;
that it might appear like bulldozing Gar
land.
A great deal OF importance Is attached
TO Addison's expression, "Noae Of Hot,"
as he saw Garland reaching for his
pistol. The prosecution see in it evil
1ence that Addison deprecated and did
not expect the use OF firearms. Ger
tain it is that it made Garland, who had
grasped his pistol, hesitate for moment.
The defence claim that this was Addison's
game; that he wished TO throw Garland of
his guard and mean while get his pistol out
and shoot. Who made