The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-23
Brief News Items.

When Wesleyan conference assembled
at Hull, England, eighteen resident cler-
eymen of the Church OF England, led by
the Vicar Of Hull, attended to present a
warm. fraternal address. This unusual
kindness to Dissenters has brought sharp
condemnation upon the makers OF "un-
wal ranted advances"
Mrs. Mary McGough recovered YER
diet in the Kings County IN. W Supreme
Court OF $4,000 damages for the loss OF her
husband, who was run over and killed on
the Long Island railroad in March, 1879.
The company appealed TO the General
Term, which has given a decision affirm
ing the verdict OF the lower court.
Duplicates in trade multiply every day.
The latest specimen is Louisville clothier
who sells goods "slightly damaged in the
ST. Louis fire, and sold by order of the in
surancc company" The goods in question
were never near fire, except the gas-jet
which is kept In the back parlor to SINCE q
coat-tail fresh, so that itsnay be smelled by
the gullible customer, but not seen when
the coat is worn.
Sir Charles and Lady Wolseley arrived
AT New York recently on the Seryia from
Liverpool. Lady Wolseley was Miss Ants
Theresa Murphy, the daughter Of Mr.
Daniel Murphy, the San Francisco mil
lionaire, whose gifts In aid OF the charities
of the Catholic Church led Pope Leo XIII
10 confer upon him the title OF Marquis
The marriage Of Miss Murphy to Sin
Charles Wolseley took place last June in
the Catholic Cathedral In Kensington. Sil
Charles and Lady Wolseley will proceed tC
San Francisco in few days.
The proposed HaytIen steamer Dessaline'
will not sail from Philadelphia before Tues
day or Wednesday next. The guns are Il
be placed i'm the hold a. cargo. Upon pay
ment OF the money due on the vessel, {
matter OF about 100000, she will be de-
liyered over to the Haytien authorities
who will christen their purchase the Des
salines, after a well-known Haytien gene
raj. The officers and crew appointed by
the Government will leave New York on {
steamer OF the Atlas Steamship Line, as eX
ira precaution against international inter
| ference.
a gentleman living in East Tawas
Mich. has under his charge boy ten year
OLD VINO WIS tCit WIN ioi oNNP's"h ",
an old woman Of Chicago. who also In
trusted him with likeness OF a richly
dressed lady, whom the child claims to b
his mother. The old woman told him q
| the time that she was now reyenged; tina
the child used to live on Wabash avenue
Chicago. She has since made an attemp
10 coax the child away while going Il
school. and threatens TO inform the lathe
81 his whereabouts. The boy innocentl!
tells OF his childhood in Chicago. and hi
very appearance indicates wealthy parent
age. lie was probably kidnapped.
MIR. Joseph A. Donohoe, a San Francisco
banker, arrived at New York recently Of
the Seryia, accompanied by bis wife. Thei
baggage consisted OF twenty.seyen trunks
but he made the usual declaration that BIZ
baggage contained only necessary wear
ing apparel In actual use and persona
effects, not merchandise An inspec
ton. however, disclosed beautiful new
dresses, valued at $1,000, India shawls
laces, priestly vestments, silyerwsre TO
domestic and church use, silk hosiery, ant
great variety Of rich goods valued q
$4,000, From another passenger on tn
Seryia were seiSed six trunks containing
dutiabls goods valued NJ $1,000 i