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DAILY DISPATCH.V<H* J^Xlw WCHMOND, VA., SVITUDAY MtiRNING, JANtJAEY 14, 1882. NO. 1.

Hirhmond giâtth,SATCRDXY.lAM'Ain II. 1881

ea-THE CIRCULATION OrTBE DISPATT llI- l il.i.i i; ni IN TUE " OMRIN1 D ( LRCU-LATION Of ALL lin OTHER DAILY NEWS¬PAPERS KV THE CITY.

(Entered .it tbe r,.-t-oft!c. Bf Rb -timon.!. Va., a-I'.il-cla-x maller.|

WEATHER REPORT.iM'POiuvs POR TO-DAY. Fur the Mi"l-

dle States, rata and brow, fnllewed brclearing weather, northerns! te southwesiwinds, rlelnn bnroaai f. r, and -latiuiiarv orslight fall in tenperattire.Tm: wi .mn i; \, .!! .im waseloadyendrainy.TRtBRRORRTRS Yk-:t ) i;p v v 8 A. M., li-S;

I a. IL, tn; noon, »:: | u. .m., ;.i; o p,a!.. 58; midnight, .Vi.

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LOCAL M ATTERS.I*i rsunnis nmi Uriels.

s Brown Allin, ol AnAjnoata, i< Moral-nentlj m< nthmed lor Auditor la place utMr. Massey, wiiu will not be renominateduiilc. ho suLtnit- to the callen- nile rela¬tive tu ap-iuintnieiit id cit ri.-.

Hen. .lolin Randolph Tia ker wa- on thefloor "I the senate yesterdey.

Sllafi I", tliC culivie! WbO did lll'i-l (if Illi¬li.',!, ut repaint in- tbe Capitol, lias beenpardoned by (.uv. nun- cann ron.Now,or nuiie inver, i- toe inotto et

those who wish to pey their texee to eon-The "counterfeit "-coupon killer

aiay reach the Governor to-day, er, if not,i' will certainly reach him by Monday. Iii- believed thal be will lose bo tune Insign¬ias1 it.

Mr-. 1 larrit t Bell died in tlii- city yesti i-

day afternoon al tbe residence ot her son-in-law, Joseph (. Courtney, Esq., at theripe ul,) Bge of eighty-nine.

At b lat.- hour la-t nlghl Madame B r-nani'- condition wa- unchanged* Herphysician thinks there Ls little or no hope«i h' r it ("Vi rv.

Km.n> nv v Blast.. William Harrisil was killi il and two others

wonnded by au explosion wbi< ii occurredvestcrdai Inarrdlroad cul near the Deep-1'nii e-iai-iiiiiics. A railroad several mileslong i- being built from the mini i te eon-ucct willi the Ricbmood and Alieghanyrailroad al Lorraine, twelve null- lr..inRichmond. Tbe unfinished wauk consistsof ii deep cut. (»n Thursday ivie workmi n,undi r din dion ol the engineers, explodi da blast, 1'iit it stems thal some part ol thecharge wis nut tired. Yesterday Harrisand t'tin rs commenced driUing in the samebole. Tbe result was on explosion witheffect as aboi t si ited.

Harris wa- ;i well-know n railroad hand.and was formerly employed on the York-River road. Aaron Debney ls reported asone of the wounded.Fun; Yir-mii'VY..Larlv ve-;, nial limni-

Ing a tin- occurred In the kitchen attachedto the pi'" mises ,,i Mr. T. <'. Willi.in,-. .M..BU w -t Qrace strei r. carns i by the explo¬rion of a kerosene lamp. The alarm wasturm (I in from Box I [Third police-stationInstead of Box IC (opposite Monroe i'which misled the lin men and preventedthem from responding with their usualprompUn ss. Damage aboul

I \-ri" "ii\", IT ki -uk Ami -i.mknt..La-tnlghl M( --rs. Iii -i'ls. Potts, i ampbcll,and Tuon, of thc Council Commit!Inspection i-f Public Buildiogs and Placesot Ainii-ciiieiit. accompanied by Mr.JohaJ, Kii!,'. halrman ot the Committee on FireDepartment; < olonelW. E. Cutahaw,City

eer; <>. Walt Taylor, < Mel Engini erFi)«'I'cpaitni-nt: and B. T. August, sec-

of the committee, visited the Rich¬mond Theatre for the purpose «»f carryingont the view-.-if the Council in regard to-n.ii matter-, a thorough inspection "fthe buBding was made, and the observa¬tions of thc committee will be mode public

ier.SrpasjtB ( oi ki" (ii ArTEAis..Stamper

and als. vs. Howie'- administrator and als.Argued hy Judge J. A. Meredith forap-|n Hants, and Henry G. Cannon, Esq., forappellees.

t Tonwen. Writ of error andu awarded tua Judgment of the

( orporation Court of thc city of Norfolkn ottered on the 15th of < Ixjtober, 1881.

HrsTTXOi Cormr..The following cwere disposed ol:Martin Fall, who was on Thursday tried

for Hu killing ol W. .!. < bamnlon andfound guilty ot Involuntary manslaughter,wa- sentenced by tbe Jud-ze lo thr«months' imprisonment in the cit;lim il ?60.W, H. Miller and E. R. Miller, Ind

for ¦ felonious assault on Charles Fclvey,were tried and acquitted.

William Muse, Indicted for n feloniousassault on Otto Feldner, wai tried and ac¬

quitted.- rel civ il ci-, s wi re slue disposed of.

Tun Festival Last Niort..Mozar! Hallled kist night hy a large and Inti IU-

L'eiit auili'-ii- to w il nt. the uti rt dunn Blriven under the auspices of tbe TonneMi n'- < hrlstian Association. Too muchcannot be s.iii in praise of the perform-

Mi-- sw,in, though laboring undi r.li- idi .ni tges, lill" tl the hall with ber rich

rj ih- rs she received wa- avu U-m< rib i oue.Mis- Hatcbett, who came all the way

from Atlanta for iii- occasion, recitedTi iiuv-..ii's (Fm.ii-- beautifully, and mts licredit'is due to Un-oiln-r ladies for theirefforts in their resp, dive part-.Taking ii as a whole, tbe i rformonce

pi--. .! off v, ItboUl a hitch and WW fl il' -

elded -nci.r. at credit ls due tbe Youn . M< n's

Christian Association for endeavoring tesuppl] our jx cpit wirti n lin- il andamus. nu nts.

1 i mi ATTOROI Ol PK KS ..Al HWof old Dominion Council, flo. 116, A. L. ofH., lu ii on I iidav evening, January 13,1882. the following officers were duli In--lalici for the ensuing twelve months by

V'icc-I ommoader ll. F. VY. S iiUh-..;-i,..I hy D. 8.! . M. F. Hudnall and

other Grand ofatcers: James B. Elam, pn-lcommander; Julius A. Hol*»on,command¬er; John E. W hlttaker, ilce-commander;Charles il. Husker, orator; -I.-* '- KW-dick, -.er, -iv: R. 8. anderson, collector;ll. I . VV. Southern, treasurer; V. J. Wi .-

mt.nih. chaplain; F. vY. Anderson, (Hilde;Ales Duh r I- ri« man, ward- n ; J. H. I

l$iaiikui-i,ip, sentry.iiKiAinv .,) Merri bs os Yiboikta < oi s-

cit..An entertainment will I* given bjVirginia Council, No. 26, Boy; Arcanum,ot hinger Hill., ..ii Tuesda] evening, towhich thi members and Un lr ladk - ore ln-viteiL They can gi i tlcketaol the eonimit-t-1, ..'.-i-iiii of Messrs. \\ IMam Lovi n-stein, .i. R, i . Burroughs, B. V. Thtaley,snd >. Binswaugrr.

Allin s-.s will lu* delivered hy Revs. J.WilHani Jones and j. B. Hawthorne, andthere wifj be music, sin >; nud recita¬tions; after which a collation will bespread, and, sJtog< thi r, it w il !"' '!- -~l~Jmable utiir.

Bot IABLS at iid; M. .Jami: . i I'1' '' " l-" ia ie took place af flic M. Janies Hot! Ila-t iii rht, the occasion heing m ' utertaln«went tendered Miss Neille Alexander andill-.- Florette Wimbish, Of Allx HKirlc, Ly <

-oiiic-y ulm.- gentlemen ol theil ). Dancingin the i arly hours of thc vening, and a re¬

in-! about midnight, and dancing hiter,wen greatl] enfoyed bye nR»berof younfadie* iinvl gentlemen of thc city,

THK ELECT ELECTED.

A l.ruu Mi.V SiAvltm of lin. Tao Hons, s

YcatcrOaj.and Home Nprlchtlynueiiasilou.

Sintr Treasurer, Register of iii. l,and OBlcr.Superintendent of I'ubli, I'rlniine. Se, r< .

lary or the < t.nininimmltl,. Superintend, nt

of Public Instruction, and i..M.riil Aacntand Storekeeper of thc Penitentiary, an,ITwo Juilyr*. Elli led lt) iii.-<.. nernl aVaBBtJa*bly Vcsterdaj All aMMBsJaMtMB NomineesThe Joint Order I outline ,| I mil To-Daj-The itt-ait|:i*trr Caucus l..-,*t Si-lif.

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Thc ivvo Ikium- of lin- (i.Mit ml As-.-lilithyesterday ss,m forward \\ith tin- electionol (Mate ollie, is. i ||(V ,|j,| 1|(lt |1(,o|n ssithUm) ow usually iii st ,,i, ii,, Uat.Auditor olPublic Account*.-taring snade no noml-lhitidi for thal office, ill coiisc(|ii. lire ofMff, Mhsmn's io-ut'oiiliti.ition. Most ofthe debate took place moor Dr. RtuTnerand Mv. Farr were a|, for eledlon m Bu-pcrintt nil- nt .,f pul,h.- iiisinittion. win ii

Hu' "Hici ol' (mik tal Agent and Btore*keeper of tin- Penitentiary wa* na. Ind,between l and fi o'clock.'thc Democrat*being linn in their opinion thal ile officeis unnecessary and ought to be abolished,inade no nomination ami abstained fromroting, lin' result ssa* that for want of a

I qnortun there nv:,s n,, election on tbeflrslballot, on th. seen,i th,- Readjusternominee received Just one mort1! vote thanh. Reeded,and was elected. Many Reffti-Junien nn re ;inn:is a! (liniu r. or. nv illi tin lrburge majority, tiny could have easiljelected Uik* officer or the tir-t ballot.

-I VA IK.

A mle waa adopted by tin- two housesthat tis ¦. oi' ii should be s ot. ,i for beforethe appointment of a rommitti <¦ (.> add ni1the Ni'!,'-.

iii thi Renate the following were nomi*lasted: David R. Kitsch hy .Mr. Elliott;Joseph E. RoUins, of -taunton, hy Mr.Knim r.

Loll-i'all: Parts vole, and BO through*out.For R* ulster ol thc Land < UH* e: John

M. Brockenbrougfa by Mr. Mayo; W. VT,Kin.-hi-loc, ol Prince William, l>> Mr.Heaton.For Superintendent of Public Printing:

R, r. walker bj Mr. Wood: LittletonWaddell by Mr. J. R* Wingfield.

lol ge* i(tun of thc i ommonwialth .-

.lames B. Russell, of Winchester, by Mr.Lovi ll; William C. Khun I»J Mr. Elliot!ami Mr. Powell.Superintendent of Public Instruction i

Dr. nv. ll. Runner by Mr. Thurman; R.R, Farr by Mr, Kewtwrry,Mr. Glasgow seconded the nomination

of Dr, RiuTn* r, ami in the ourse ..i htsipcech referred io Mr. Farr's bod spelling,whick In--aid Hie Whig didn't afiologizrfor except hy stating that other personaalso ipelt letti. Mr. (.las.-,,ss km ss tba!tome geniuses had been bod spellers, intnc could not h.ar thal Mr. Parri falling inthis respect nv:is atoned for hy any evb(h nee of "rellim. Ile doubt* d ii"t that hesvoiiid prove a a "id porty man. and nolRince under public criticism, and whilemd assaiiiiiL: his private character, believedhim unlit for the place.Mr. Newberry, replying in defem

Mr. Farr, rather Ultimated that Dr. Ruff*uer had be< n running the offia an a politi¬cal machine, ll" tb< ugh! that enoughaboulhad ipcUing had h. en heard In thc la-tcampaign.

Mr. Eskridge followed In rapport ofMr. Farr, then Mr. Martin caine aloithe same sid. .

.Mr. Riddleberger, after bearing tbe de¬bate on thU quotion, said he flit betters:,ti-ii(d than ever with Mr. Farr, Mr.Parr ssas not to |,r a teacher. If. ssa- ioooh after the selmoi-jnoiH s.

During hil -i' t' h Mr. Riddlcliergt r wasInterrupt* d by Mr. WingfJi ld ol All e*marie, and In-ma de an explanation which thelatter intended to muki.namely, that th<-l rofessor al the University of Virginia ss hosi nt the Whig a communication with manywords badly spelt has a copyist, bul ns hi,knows, he asked, they were the errors ofthe copj i-i i 'rii.ii. said Mr. Rlddli b* rgi r,who knows but vs hat Mr. Farr has a copy.1st I llowever, be did nol think lt mat¬tered much if Mr. Farr had at some time

ft ss worda wrong.A committee waa now appointed to

count tin rote* The committ* e performi dthal duty ami reported all the RekdJtinterliomin,,s , i,di ti. The Joint vote n,aaaboul 78 to BO, according u members ss. rein or out ol their Beats when the roll waicalled. The Chair [Mr. Hurt] declared theproper parties duly elected- ni/.: Me**!*?.Rievely, Walker. Brockenbrough,and Farr.For Superintcndenl >.f the Penitentiary

the following nominations were made: 8.*'. William- hs Mi. Weld.: .1. 0.Carpenterby Mr. Glasgow.For Second Auditor the following were

Domin ite I: J. B. Fickl* n Irj Mr, Coven.-t, in: ll. II. Dyson hy Mr. u III]

I'd' General Agent and Storekeeper "fthe Penitentiary Mr. Hale nominated Win-Held Scott. The Democrat* made no nomi¬nation, idies lng that the office ought to eabolished.The committee appointed to count the

vote reported Messrs, Williams and l's-onelected, and that in tbe case ol Gen* ralAgent and Storcke* per ol th* Pi nit* ntnirythen was no quorum voting.For indue of .MK ghnny and < 'rnlg conn*

ii.- Mr. Eskridge nominated John A. I.iii. afr. Thurman nominated James ll.Boiler.Mr. Lee wai elected.For Judge ol iii/ du th * Itj and nn ar*

wick, Mr. Norton nominated John Booker.Mr. Lovenstein nominated $amu< I W,A rmi-1. i|.Mr. Booker ww i lech d.Mr. John F. Lewis, Lieutenant-!

rnor, ssa- on tbe il nor ol the Senate ai outi P. M., ami remained aboul hall an hoi r.

i )...ii a second bollol 11 lng t il en forstorekeeper of Uk- Penitentiary, Ti votes(in the inn., bolus v,Ililli Mr.-ei,:i received ~,i, ami be nn i* decbtredeli ted.nu motion of Mr. Thurman a Joint reso¬

lution wai passed continuing tbe Joint or¬di r until t..-morrow [lo-day].

Mr. Graves informed the Senate that thclions, had concurred, and then,aboul B P.M., the Senate adjourn' tl.

Hot si; ,,| m.i ii; iii

Mr. J.ads nominated Mr. l>. li. Iii. s, ls

,, j -i ite rr* isun ;.. ile also nouiin: ledhim Hie caucus. Mr. skinm r nominated.1. i Rollins, The usual part] rote leetedMr. Rievely, and if* itrictlj party naturess', shown In the fad that when tbeflrslname, that ol Mr. Anderson, was calk d. beBaked in a loud voice, .* w ho mu-t I rotefor?" Il*' was told Ki-vch, anti like IL'ood Kt Rdjuster be oliey* d.Mr. Kellia, of Washington county, re¬

fused ta Note for Treasurer, and nn ben thesot, ssa- taken f"i R* gtster "i tbe KamiOffice be roted lund ami char. .. DuffBreen."Mr. Giddings made a wann speech in

seconding the nomination ol Mr, W. <'.

I ,to for tbe position of Seer* I rj ol UmCommonwealth, nerring the gentlemtn a

-ii, ,1-dis high tribute forablilt) andiTUtll-Beotion for tbe office.

Mr. Sklnni r, ol August In nominatingDr. W. IL Kuit'm r for Superintendent "f

I'ui,li.- Instruction, said that on eic- occa-

don, wh< nDr. Ruffni r's n 'inc wa- broughti caucus, "Un .mis t jectlon made

o him by a gentleman, win¦».. name bevmtl.l notCall for lear of Bendhu a thrill,f astonishment through thou* on theothi r

Ide of the House, was that he took too

nncll inter, -t in thc niue dion i f the

i, io." IK' protested against making theleetlon of thi* officer a political Halie, amilamed tbf Housa iu very strong hngMMfi

strain*! flic ruinous results likely to follow.He-aid ..the fli'tids uf education en ry-vv lu re would munni hi-Id-< ami proclaim inTrumpet tone- Ba deep damnation of bis takltiK-

i.n.'"Mr. Fm/i<r replied hy saying that this

WAS the -ame old story, that would havedone -nine time npo, hm would not an¬swer now sitar saan Issi been tried sndfound ii"t wanting.

Air. Biddings canned that the niiice hadalw.iv - lu n a political one, and had beennm as r machine by the putv who now

hurled denunciation at hi- party. Mr. Hid-iiiip:- warm-d to hi- tboRRhsnd wai fre¬quently applauded. He came ont front hisBBB! into lin area ill front of the BrsBsJrerVstand, and with violent Mature and Poleelinn ri to it- hignett pit-h defended tbeDominee ot thc Readjuster party and d<Inonnced the action of the fcttvocratB, n-fusiiiL' an it'.teiriiption asked at onetimehy fl lb ni'.t-rat.Winn Mr. Giddings's tune had ex¬

pired be took hi- Beat, whereupon I'o--Ilauill'on asked thnt tittk- I e extended himte continue hi* pleeRing talk. Mr. Lyons,Mr. Siul.I.-, ami several Democrats askedunanimous consent fur this, and Mr. Gld-did-.'s seemed spotting f >r tin- fray, hut theRt aiiustei-s appeared te be suspicions, andvoices on their side repeated, ..*>'" exten¬sion; no granting of further time." Ac.

Mr. stuhl - defended the Democratsagainst the rbarge of making the office ofsuperintendent OT Puhlie In-truetioii a po¬litical one. ami -:ii be rupported Dr. Ruff¬lier i>< cause be thought in- waa more cape-hie of dischargingthe duties of tbe positionthin his opponi nt.

Mr. Briana -iii the charge bed beenmade that tbe offlce had been conducted inthe interest of a porltleal part]. it wa. eas]to make tin- charge, hut not a particle ofproof in support of it hal hun made Hedented thal meta had been the ease andwhen Mr. Giddings rose t-> interrupt, andthe Speaker Mired if Mr. Griffin wouldjleld, be with sue effed -ii; .. fifo! Iyield Bothlng to yon. slr! (addressing Gid¬dings) snd the party you n present. I slr-!1treat von. sir. w ith tin- Same eoiirfe-i jmibav( ibown mj friend from Bedford.

Mr. -tuart said he had Ired Bear neigh¬bor te Mr. Farr, ami be had serer thonglit,until he heard from men 100 mttes away.thal Mr. Farr vims even capable of beingcountv sup. lint, nihill et schools, muchless Superintendent of Public Instruction.Ile opposed Mr. Fair because of bis Inte-i. si in the cause of education, and becausehe kn" w Mr. Parr to be loanable of carry-tag out efficiently tbe greal ends and almsof the offlce te which he aspired.

Mi. ( onred said Mr. ni laings'* assertionwaa w holly unwarranti d. He asked If Ibiswas a warning of what is to come, or waiit only flu- indii Idttal ult. .m. c ot tl" f( '-

Inga which would govern tbe action of the-p- akerf

vir. Lyons also -puk. in favor "f Hr.l'lltlleMr. Hani- (colored delegate] charged

that Dr. Rnffher had slandered the negroes,ami in l'( tr il tin lr due. tional advantagihy Introducing Incompctenl teacbersandsnorter school sessions. Ile said there wert..lily five c. lon -i -' boola iii Dinwlddle,wii.re be had tried t-. bavi colored school*supplied vvith colored teoi hers, and quotedDr. Ruffher's report as authority for say¬ing tbe colored schools bad bo| i <. n sswell and closely looked ofter as tbe white,

saion of yesterdaj was the lon] t

yi 1 held, and fla a matt '" Of .il-r tinin rs towards Its lose became ve/j

restl( ss, and al son e Inti rvahi lt wes « Ithdifficulty tin- >p< ak-1 < nulli maintain order.The i;- sd] us ti rs w. re bi great spirits, amitook occasion frequently r.. t. -t if> tbe sameby applause ami other evidences ol hadtaste.

Mr. Stubbs nominated Mr. EphraimHornblower as Mr. Scott's opponenLWhen the second olio! '¦ pl oe a bit ofburlesque followed that produced,n rippleof Laughter whenever fh" name was rota i.Once, when the name was repeated, Mr.Tay lor "f Richmond aros to s "int of or-der, and Inquired of Mr. Stubbs if Mr.Hornblower "was s Funder,'' snd de-el j-. (1 he would V'"L' for " Milli Blow¬hard."

Mr. Stubbs replied tint be thought it wasajrainsl tbe rules "f the House for s Bum to

for himself. It was nearly dark beforethe House Adjourned, and later still whenthe >¦ nate did.Tho Coulton.Killer " Counterfeit "

Kill .

The following lstheWU whichhas passedboth bouses snd been Broiled fur pn -idila¬tion tu the Governo/ i robabt] te-daj.1 Bill tn Client Frauds upon bu Com-monxcealth and the Holders of her Se¬curities in the Collection and Dial

( Oj /.'' '''/'"r.s.

w bereas honda purporting t.> be thebonds of this Commonwealth, Issued byauthority of Ihc ad ol March 80, ivTi, enti¬tle, au act to provide for the funding andI .-ix ni, nt uf the public debt, and under thia.-t of March --. IS70, atitli i an ad toprovide a plan of settlement of the publicdebt, ail in existence without authority ofu ;.

And where;!- other such bonds are in ex¬istence which are spurious, stolen, orforged, which bonds beor coupons In thesimilitude of genuine coupons, reen Ivsblefor all taxes, deists, and demands due tbe('unillir.lils allh ;And vv hena- thc coupons from iuch spu¬

rious, stolen, or forged bonds, are n celt iin payment of taxes, debts, and demands;And whereas genuine coupons from

genuine bonds, after having bet ti receivediM paymentof taxes, debts, snd "h-maii'!-.are fraudulent'] n Issued, and receivedmon- than once In such pa] Brents;And whereai such frautls on the rights

of the hollier- of tbe aforesaid bonds im¬pair tbe contract made by the Common¬wealth w ith tin m. thal the con] dBi th

ld be n¦'¦' .vi 'I in pi- np ni ni alldel i-. and d' Blands due tbe said Common¬wealth, and al lin- -aili"- liiin- (lill:,ni lp r

out "f her n venui -:Th. n tore, for tbe purpose -.f prob

thc rights of -di'l bondholders and <-f ti-

1.1-i in the -:inl eontrad etween them andthe ( "inui'div." Bltb, and of prev< ot In j

ii tin- revenue of thc som<.I, /;. it i.. aited'"/ Un >r rn

,.t I irginia, Thal whenever any tax-payer,or his agent, shall tender t<» any personwhose duli ll to to colled or receive taxes,del ts, or demands due the < ommonwi abb,ans pap' rs «..' in-tnitii" nts ni print,writing, or engraving, poi*porting to becoupons, (I- ti' bed froin bonds of tbe < om-

¦,. alth Issued limier thea Pt of I87L en¬titled an ad lo fund tbe public debt, In j ay-nu nt of any roch ta\"s. debts, and dimends, the p roon to wrori sucharc tendereo shall receive tin- sans , git lngthe party tendering a receipt, stating thathe has ria rivi tl the -ame tor the purpose ofIdentification and vi rification.1 ll- -hall al th'* same time require RIK h

tax-payer to pe) histaxei in eora, legal-tender notes, or ii tiubal-batik bills, andapoB paymenl | lv< bini a reeetpl for the-ame. In case of refusal te nay, tbe taxesdu,, shall be eolli '"I ss all other tleliu-quenl taxes ire collected,

:i. H.- shall ni"'* "''' P-'j" r a- coupons-.1 received, with the initial.- af the tax-payer fruin whom received, and the dateof receipt, and -hall deliver the same, se-

curelj sealed up, totbejndfeol the eui mpvcourt" of thc county, or hustings couti <ithe city, in which such taxes, deht-. ur

,l, mauds an-1 bi ible. The taxpayer -hallth. rei'i on bc ..' lil' rti t<> nie his petitionin-aid ("dinti .t agninsl the Common-iicilth; B stminuHis lo "ii.vier which peti¬tion shall be served on theConunonwealth');Bttorm y. who sh ill ipncal to and defend thesame The |mI Hon *" '!| iflege thal he bastendered certain '°"ll)IM'" psyinenl ol his

ai l (,, and demands, and pray.that fl,.¦ mp.i' iii i" trv the question as

lo whether Un " -' ",lin<'. lesjslcoupons,which afc lej ill) .'"'.ivahle for Lim-,debts alni 'h marnbi. I DOR this petitionm issue -lull be mule in behalf of thc

l.iininoiisseallli. whicli *hall ba tried hy a

Jury, and cither party shall have a right toexceptions on the trial, ami of appa** to the< inuit < oiirt and Coiiit <.f Aupeala, If ithe linaii) decided In favor of the petitionerthat the coupons tendered hy him an- gen*nine, legal coupon*, receivable for taxes.ftc, then the lodgment of tin- court -halihe Certified to the Treasurer, who, uponreceipt thereof, shall receive -aid couponsfor laxes, and ,|K,|| refund the money be¬fore then paid for lils taxi* hy the" tax¬payer out of th.- h'r*t money in tin- treasu¬ry, in preference Kt all ott* ¦ dalma.

1. Whenever mis tax-payer shall applsto any curt in this ContmonWl alth for amandamus to Compel any peifOH author¬ised Io relive er collect taxes, tlcht*, Otdemands due thc 4 orimioiiNNi alth. lo i>-ceisc coupon* fortaXCB, it shall he the ilutvof mah person to make return* to saidmm,tiamat thal he u ready to receive said

[coupons hi payment nf such taxi-. th ht*.land demands as soon as they have heenlegally ascertained ta be frenutne, and tbecoupons which by btw are actually receiv¬able. Upon men return thc court beforewhom the application la made shallrequire tbe petitioner to pay hts taxesto the tax-collector of his countsor etty, or ta the Treasurer of the rom'.monweaJtb, and upon liing the reeetpl formen taxes in inch court, the said courtshall direct the petitioner to Blcbiscou¬pons in -nell court, ss liieh *hall thin for¬ward th,- -ame to the rimnty court ot thccounts, or hUatiUgS court of the city,wlure snell tases :.r.- payable,and direct«aid ("int to frame an issue between thepetitioner, as plaintiff, and the Common*Wealth) M defendant, BS to whether thecoupon-: iotendered are genuine coupons,lo dis receivable for taxes. On tbe trialOl the cause, the attorney for the4'(.niiiK'UNscalth in the lower i omi*.and the Attorney-General In the BnpremeCourt of Appeals, sholl appear for theCommonwealth, ami require proof of th.

genuineness and h [milty of the coupons Inissue. Kithi r ci it > shall be entitled to ex¬ceptions, and an appeal lethe* inuit l 'omi.md Supreme * omi of Appeals or tbe trialof this Issue, if the decision in- finally infavor of the i" titloner, th,- iMawrfawMiJ shalliasue ri qiilring the coupon* to be icc Ivedfor -aid taxes, A'.: and thei -hall he soreceived; ami on the «i-rtiiK-.it.- of BitchJudgmenl the Treasurer of the Common¬wealth -hall forthwith r, lund t<> thotax-payer the amount of currency or momshoforo then paid hy him for taxes, out oltbe first monej in thc Treaaury, in prefer¬ence to all other claim-.

.'). This net -lilli '". in force from it* pas.nilier Leal*.hattie lasMBMs*

un. Niiam si rn i.Kiii; or n monti i.

In the Ilou-e rn' Delegatea yesterday thfollowing hill v.'i- Introduced by Dr. May(ReKd.):

';. lt enacted by tht General Assembly ofVirginia, That the Board of Visitor* ci theMedical College <.f \ irgfnia shall conslsl olleven members. The term *.> office -halibc for three years, commencing on tin- i-t.1 ij ..f May. 1881. Pour members -hailconstitute a court for the transaction ofbusiness. The offices Ol Vi-iti>i's f,, *aidCollege ol Virginia -hall he, and tin sameare hereby, declared n ac.,nt upon the i-t dasof Mis. Is*-. ami ad offices oi professor!*or ti tell' i- ber In lilli d hy thc mid Boardof Visitors a- at present constituted -hallbe, and the same are hereby, declared va¬cant upon 'he i-i il iy "f Mas. !**_'.The li on .ni or -hall, minx dial ely after the

passage of thi- act*proceed t<> appoint aness Board ol \ bitors- ip .. ol tin same »¦.

he selected from the five grand division*! ofthe stat,. .uni tssn at largi. Sold directorssholl assemble in tin- city ol Richmond onthe nh of Mas. 1882,or aa .i thereaftera- poastbk . ami procei d to n organize -ah!college a* mas teem right ami proper to-aid Hoard, as provided in Acts of Asst ni-hls ,,f I'ihniaiN 25, 1864, governing sam.-.

Ol Bl ITR'I BTOCi ix Ail AMli . HT38IK-. 1*1* AND OHIO RAILROAD.

The committee appointed to inquire Intothc expediency ol sclllngthe mi.*- Inter¬est in the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio

'railroad reported favorably in the Houseyesti nias.The followina* reasons are given tor th>-

name: "Because tbe action of tbe Boardfol Public Works], although accompaniedi.y the proteal of tbe Lite Governor, ls-ien.il hs ;i lnajorits of the Hoard, and bjth* ri fore binding. The "8500,000 for wblehtbe sale Mas consummated is a net depositin the treasury, itubjeci to no claim forlabor or in favor ol prior mortgage, Be*cause under tbe circumstances we believethat uni. -s the said sale i- ratified the -talewill receive nothing for her interest in idroad."

lilt' 4'UIII-IIM.

The Reiiajiiater caucus met again Instnight in thc [louse "i Dele rati -. ami madeth. following nominations for count) and

i oration courts :Madison and (.rc ne * 'ounties S. W,

Cristi r.\ in-t mond -' nator R. II. Ra \ I- -.

Lynchburg * Hj : C. P. Latham.Portsmouth < . W. Murdaugh.Richmond City < hamers * "int¦ Addi,

-on K. HoUaday.Petersburg Hustings Court: K. M.

Mann (present incumbent).Norfolk iii>: li. .1. 4...,lvs iii (present

inei'tnhi nt).Patrick < "imty P. W. Sheen r.Ki iin-w ick V. K. Bufi id.I rcdericksburg: Montgomery Slaughter.The caucus adjourned until oexl Tues¬

day night, lt li understood thal afr. Rid*dh io i.i r addressed the caucus concerningth.- nomination "f Auditor of Public N>-counts.Tm: Tm sui LAST Nu.ni. Mr. I.

r.-m-e Barrell opened his engng* mi ni b< rela-t evening ta Hamlet to a brilliant au*di,!:'.'. Ever] s,at in thc orchestra anddrcffe-circle waa Riled, and all availablestanding-room in the side-aisles was occu*

pied. Rr. Barret) is unquestionably s fineactor, and rttl '.'. Ettimond era; yet bia perfoi mof last night fall* tl to elicit to aiiN de reetheenthusiasm we had anticlpat* d he wo lldsok''. ami thin degreeof failure can on

account* d f< r bj th* lupposition thal boththe itar ami bis inpport must bave inls*Judged theacoustics ol thc building. As itwas. much of the dialogue, eapcctallj inth.- first act. w * losl tt" tue great* r jile audience. Mr. Burrett'«subdued ton* -

ami sta'.i -ss hi-pi - Were '.'iii'lulls loslbj thi- eonce] lion. Hi* meting <<1 the -,,-

liloqti) was given with a degree of ii ii i -Iith t could only come from thc deep rtudjol an intellectual mind, w bib) In the sc* ness it h tin- tn ;e. ii, ss h. n he ti ni-hes |.r Po*loiiius, his acting was superb. Mr, Barret!is ci rtamly a mau of gTeal culture ami re-ii,, d taste. Like all act* i-"i" not*, he] os-«(v.,> tiianit.ri-iiispeculiar to himself, amiwhile we might feel unlined to find faullSS ll!, sonic of tin 111, sse call liol ill the cou¬

ll of ila ii. lose -Lilt of hi- greatermerits, < omparisonii arc odious, yet ii i-diiiii ult now to apeak <>f a rendition "fii lei wtthoiil reverting to tin- n c* nt Un*personation ol that rou irehtve witnessedfrom Rossi, and in nuuiy reapecbiwe arefin- to confess" that the in', ipr, talion ofthe latter i- IU]' ii"i' I*' thal of our Ann ri¬can favortt*.

In l'.-pi Cl t" the stip].,rf tile plas s\.,* oil

thc u holt- will given. .Many "f tin OX-

.jui-ir.- lim- which tbe great Bhakspeareentrusts i" K". '." Ui tt totally lott in thegulidro d lei *»l Mr. M.'-icy.W ,. sv- r. . -j.(" 'dy i leased ss Uh the

Polonlus of ''li- B. O.Rogers, Hi- it.

up wai xi 'il. nt, and he spoke hi* linea in, natural waj thal wastrulj refreshing.The rreal feature ol .Mis- Wainwrlglit's

i )phi lia ls her sweet* pure voice bi ling-j,,. ii, r acting, too. ssas rerj natural:UI,| | !, ulng, and UR) pVCgeROTRl *nti-fac-tiou.

Kor thc rest tht lllpport was passable,though i- must '"-' mentioned that the ghostwa- both b*f of stalin' UUil of Voice, and |

bia reediiwr was sa sepulehJiuTy sepulchralas n gbott/S thould he.

At flic inafiti»:c Mr. Barret) will appearin hi- truly SMSS HU id Un bellen. BJBS ft-Bight li- will appear as < ostius io Julius(aOBtr. iii- Theatre will be I Mindai cnboth oeeasBSBRv

Richmond Hui- a Ciel.We cupv the fnllowitii/fn in the Provi¬

dence &m\day star. Thc .. launortnl Bb "

referred te eomrayeeiI the iommlttee sentto Richmond from tin Knights Templar ofl'roi idem c, lt. L, OB Hu oecesioR of theYorktown Centennial, lt illustrates tingnod toling exulting between these breth¬ren of the Storth snd tb* south. Thelines were sen! In the shan, ot ¦ kater IThomas v. \rtudd, of Providence, by srt atleman of this etty, on Y w-Year*s *lny.To many of the churn's f Richmond areneed nut aamtloR hi- nattie. They knowBUR anthe iiuiliorof sevefal -hort poem-.besides others, ssl "Sir Francis Drake,''.. Phohii-ami the V..I Wuniari." .« Mutan-tur omni.-," "L'l-h (teems," "Napoleonlat St. Helena." "The t allin- Leaf."

TU). IRMOB stsir Enifal taut fiwilli tin- Manoa I cni" y. h. a iiappy a. si pear!A pocket full of i.ry and a barrel full. r u-r:

- What (ii-1."I cb- -li ss|iii,,iii a Mas) ta.Mahout a tear:I lift ssltlauit B doubt- li's end willum' I t-.rAmi anea youcrort Um river, ma*] the shadow of

tile ||, c-

pm, s.r k.cn yeti eui H.- lour- tbe fltaaUt'in Bt.

And :i lull SUPply of eur,,- -.,- ,, r at v.uii- lilli"Thia with li xx. li inti min!. |,i, ...ii fully under-

itaai tLf not, po ask of Wblta Mt can ind will txplain.ile-- sos fond of water, tbe ashing -tr.

Balalb i-a j.dls ii Ibsv: a .pleiirll.lf. di.,ss. be'a "a ttci iclioss Blehmond boy* will never meet or

-Cl.Ki-s bim for fir Rlrbmi nd 0}ne..iib:111- heart I ¦ ind want as any lu thc

south..fohn lleatlicr.te. with tis trott! nulli', wt te sir

-lia!! I-i --

With alt of Baa ravoi it.-, siih airsil of u- ¦ pet.Send ii- :. doti n I"- !¦ of bs :i riffhl ll thi blRhode-.

The boya lend b t .! lott ... I c.Indeed, theyni dead load*.Colossus, he, hi all that1 ?"..!. ..m. pleattnl til bl

tiii.ii. aA refuft for the troubled craft, wt rall bini

llampton Roads.Georas Birrntu m. «ith bis r.suub aanee bi ors n ti

p.. day.Th"-b..s- all talk so minti if bini, I d if: know

ssl,,it 'bes -.isp.i.i nd 'ii.-ss ihej "'is raj nord bi lu hi*

ilia,Long iu.iv be lire aud prosper, too, tn all bli work*

ami '¦¦

Viol Wallu r. ss iib ie- boriest fare, a mirror of tbetruth,

LikeWashington,he iis.r [Jed, nd nens.'iitii:mb ii tra. /. nil abell |,c Qi v. r ssHI rt -

s. alv 11 which la statn | 'il ii If Ute vlrti ol

..Hu cl."

i. Burnham, vsi.it...Irn. II. Walker.

fa r, ii, ii name* wi li li mond Knightvv Ito ran fl pol ll

R|1 IIMOND, V l.. .lani ai s I. Issj.

Tribute ol Kenine! tn l'r. Orlandoluirlux.

at a una lin-.'of tin- Richmond Academjof Medicine and the profession at large,convened lu tire ball of the Academy .lan¬na ry Ix, ISMPreamble and resolutions, the formal,

unmeaning parade of words after death,are oul of place here. \\ Ik n lt ls i-ii thalDr. Orlando r I, te those whoknew him, ail bas been said thal Beed to be-id. To those who knew bim not, eulogycould net ring thi n spei I and sff .ti..11which toward a mon so modes! even per¬sonal and intimate at u, ta ntance-I I"." "I to il.lVV fOdb in d' ¦< Vt ll Ii:' l-lll'e.Ili« lil'« i- his cull" \. in conti mplthat life from 'v- iuning to ii close,enthusiasm is with difficulty repressed.ll-- was ol' ;i bOUMe s' OIU n Lt and >>. hi unc¬

les.: he vv:;- hims! if -o true in every IC-tion t'.ihe ttocb from which besprung.upi Ight, si. adfoat, laniy, sjmpti In aword,, he was a Chrl il a gentleman of atype so bigh that nolie i* higher. I\ Lrginion, a p itrii I, e. bal was he aol 1Whatever he had mid .11 that be bad RSSl.is country's, Irei lost alui-out a murmur. As a pbyni lan In Itad alove for hi- culling Hu alwaj - bril .- skill,and an ardor that in bin neventy-sixth yearli il him p. a courts of nadine ss ll Ls1'iit begun t" learn a science In which forhalf a nliii'v lc ind stood SO iiif.ii. As a

man he was all a husband, fattier, fi huicould be. Love for his Imus, bold a is bul apart of the great '< v.' bc bore to the a bollbrotherhood of usn. Alike in his bonnand In the dlscborg! ol r i,» arduous dutiesof his calling be sb( ved a devotion whichp w might t|tial ami no one could surpass.Not nn n Iv a -' I.-' in t il" Ugh! induty : tbe warmth (1 bis bear! so sniniatlngana quickening theintelled thal bis v. iv

presence in the sirk-ehnmber diffused a/l.'w of mingled light ind beat, a rodi neeul pe ic alli llo| e ", Le h thOSe VV lu) ollie

experienced cen nevei r< >it r. Pure sudtruthful, he Inspired absolute trust In allwitta vv hun. be came In eontad. Hisprofessional knowledge waa obscured l>jthe "-"Li!-in--.I bi* manner.tbe doctorwas foi _' ii- n in the fi n I. lb yond men,beyond most women, bi war modest. Ili-vlrtues shrank From tlc- light) and thecourse ol his Hf mi sdow-stn imhidden by dowers, which diffuses Mess-

bul ll"\s- on un-itii. He never

sought -elf. ami hi- very silence made re¬port of him. IM|" I,. ... irs, firm in thefaith «d li'- la'lu 1-. fl tun in Wlsdoi1,11.1 intel I but tOO W( ll w np I, ii man alli i- ti-diand the vanity of life, beloved and honor* d,

the ¦¦ 1. 11. h -I In donehis Mast- i's woi is entered Intohis rest. He lean- to his ehildn ii

unspotted name ol bli house, te hi- pro-!"--ional in thn 1. p of a lifelong and perfect In il unselfishness, amito bis Stoic and section the BBemorj et satriotlsm th ii net anything,

neither tbe blood ol bia errt-lovi dnor tin- buri oi,1. be ount* i buldross in the l.al.in. e- '..- woil.llv Wealth.

/; fn ¦/. That n . U ken «>f their re-¦peel ami ".-:¦ A adi rn) ol vi ,;-

im- ami the medical pi I Ri b-niuntf v 1 a bod) lae (um ral ofi- 1 lirfax.

/; d, b ' '.' '. (timonial 1 th< ,,worth of Dr. Fall shed inRichmond and Al 1 d .,

tin & .'¦ 11 .. ci ;ibe forwarded to th< '¦ rally ol thed .. bs I.

H. O. Hoi .rebury.ilexandrl

man please copi.

11

extension ul (lift i.v lliuluny lp MainNtri « (.

Ediiort !. patch: I read with much In-tercel your editorial in r< Issue "f thestb Instant tiraring ll mun !.:.!.¦ 1of Hu- (itt rai Jain -in-1fromEighth toMme pola! beyond Monro* Park,

of .'nat im¬portance io the pm ina p. 1 onlyaddition,si (ni Ililli . to those renldlnneighborhood of the Pni H livingin in orlj verj pori on 1 lbs elly. Thidistance will 1 d y 1 . r«fectlng thi- scheme hrtweee tbe greatcommercial eeatre anti this beautiful-c. tion, which 1- dj ..'¦ 11 lng raptdrjj,l, \, ioj i v the ii ifnatrj "1 someof the ie- ol Richmond,and will willoi ' dotti t bc built lp vv i*|,iii'»t-eias- re jib net Mb Indications stpre- nifor lerrupti i lu¬

lu wealth and poi iii k>aiitv re ot ttae 1 ¦:. trw ter. '

lick 'ivs. Ilinj ol ti,, rn,ia .,|, in jjarchil, ct n rc bOVS .< 1 'tl Le- 11 1. d, 1,

vv bile tier- aw rsc ot eom| ltHon. The consR the rs .> up }Main Stn .1 w ill Intone new fife in r'.e \V, -i

Bad, and w ill ut;-ari to it. tn pet i,- wl.i, hwill be "f .nat hem IT fn the pul Ut*.I.ct thc lim-1 .. opened lh< mire h n rtta olMain street, ind tn the neaj re-. von- if

1 ii- would afford (adi it les forpleasant re ie timi fm .*.!-..n- idin the East Kui aiul ethel portion-, .,

of tin- etty, more Mrttcularty In the l

summer sea-on. Yhi-* .heap mule

I

THE DISPATCHTERMS OF ADVERTlsfNO.

< AMI-INVAItl silt.T IB ADV**,^nnwnwrr.oiM. hi-ertlon.i 50int- «|iiirc,taoInstrttftM.,^, I ta)inf- aaaaia, tlirw In-crtl-m*.v.,. 1 hoint- sijirtre, »l v Insertion*. .1 00inc *|B*re,tBelv«! Insertions. !*, r.ijHM s/|i).oc, "in; liioiitli. IO 00.tic si|iinr»-. two mon'.li.. J* 00inc sqoan, titree nimmo. as 00

ravel would l>e productive of a large.cvenue to the i-oiiipany, IbbbbmM riving tohe people advantage* I hey greatly need.Mu li of the prosperity now enjoyed hyVcsv York. Philadelphia. Baltimore, indliles In the West i* Justly duo to thi' pre**.f those cities ailvocafitij; kindred sr bi-ii ie**o the one now lintier consideration,mil to which yon have *-o kinrllv alluh.l.I'M- line should hy all RMMffaS he CtMRRTUCt*.d, anil that speedilv, aa If ha* now tiee niei public iicce**lty, and the people in thtBaot ami Wost Ktid-*, togethi r with othersIvtttg in otlit r j>ortion* of the city, ii, .fret. I have not hi en aefuoti'il hy myIsMsBBs Iliolive in BsBsBsaRg lld" Iff* your.olumiis. p.ut I f.,1 that inten *f .hilscry eiti/i ii naturally feds in every pub>h-enferjiri*!-that bl calcnlated toellhcic'he pllhNe trood. I".

Oflielul suiiill-l'ox Raport.DffffR I. IIilAIUlOK Hk.ii.iii, )

RiCRMOxn, Vi., January 13, 1881 \Edwort Dispatch t The report fm-1. div* a- follow*

( olored woman. Xo. 1020 north Kir«tstreet, *in.ill-po\ ; -tnt to lio»pital.Colored youth. No. ut treal Baker

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