The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-08
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.ns pass ie" months. was opened at his Mu.eur
"a" iofk' on Tuesday morning. The total
Vi oaoles already on hand Is l43. cousi,tipr
s'ogies' twins and triplets. with the oua,erp. on
way rom Ohio. The Post, of TUESDAY, ever.
ns'a long account of the novel exbibi,;or.
ON which we extract the following:
Hs ana streamers from every winao,
avahaote nook OF the Museum Announce ~. SUI. ana
ooodin VI ry .ns osy Transparency, occunvins =
ing represents babies In arm. h.h,s. Ine ouiif-
os1's on sofas, babies under the Americ.n ss
aho oaoies wrapped In the American asg pais,
I'D every variety and in any quantity. D'''os
THE sURsERY.
Over the door leading 10 rhs bsb,ss,
rooms 10 the following placard: os
N1ASEhF ROOMS None but the bsb,ss .,5
tneir female atten ntants adm edr ana
1is room is tastefuly fitted up with bIus r,,.-
ia orspsry and hangings, and supplied win all na-
cessary accommod ations for ira ;ntan,tI. w. Oh ne
n1Le are cradles, rocking chairs wasbins cor
Sshiences and an efficient suppIv of nnrses sf =.
n-nnr eppear 70 be personally Interested In bahv
n ,b,. rnoa, one OF The most prominent objects
t "a tuis room Is showcase, contsiniog nnmsrons
UNKNOWN articles, for unknown nnrnosss 81 ~
nIou 'he visitors attention is attracted hn ~ .
Ptscard surmounting 1t: " Tue
nur1r. a. "a q Needhams patent improved breast
qurlng the use of one of thoss ;ns,rr,a,5 a5 "a,
p'saSe sppiy to Mrs. Needham at the show.cssa =
a., LOU oA the eastern side is prepared as a wait.
,ug room inr the children, and Ia con,e ouen,v
asnfBcian, "rn visltofs. On raised platform is
s,.t Hiic'ea' number OF seats TO accommodate the
nItie ones and couple of baby jumners for ,bair
.esoionai entertainment Twins trinlets and
s,uEle lnssaiments, attred In holiday costume and
o. y tneIr several maternal relatives occr
~ tno Places OF bonor, and a WONDERING crowd of
male and female visitors surround ,he,.s Vi
hL,J mi . r. sprague and his wifs, of Dsnbpyv CT
os trniot nve chiidren-two girls and thres bows
P .nPIsts ara twins All OF them were horn in Knox
county, Ohio The triplets are FIVE ysar. of so
ahu a named Harriet Elizsbsth, HANNAH gsns sgd
FrankIin snS .ay'I. i,; The twins named Willard
Soai'; me iittie girls dressed N pink and the
10y. N uiue Jackets and white psntaloons with ps
oren whose mother generally batbe, than :, coId
rsnts an sorts Of questions asked of the pa.
sprssus e te,a iheuisiye gentleman said TO Mira
g ne iather replied yes" The stranger contjnnea
brts must be blessed to have five chldrsn 1t
MS Paulina Bierman, of Newark. Nsv Isrssv
Aniets twin girls They are three wears old ve.ter.
nrstt ho named Flora and Augusta. They are also
10y pa Gnlidren, dressed in blue frocks Wephin
ana bathing in cold water Ia resorsed to hv th ~,
sh1r Iof the heath of the children.
N Y sxb;b;,s zen OF Fort Byron, Cayuga county,
l,1 nn named VIM Seward John Quincy Adams. and
ftIL Lam ertine. They are bright looking little
| tendance soy o"i's' the mother Is in at
Sne sugoiar instance appeared offs child four wears
aa tnree months old, weighing sev nty.iye pounds
The obesity of this youn creature i,
-asa yet according to the description of her grsnd
I.aI1 sns enjoys excellent health, and is of quite
| aHEeiy temperament. Another unusual ssht vas
@ Lnae oI iittle girl named Phoebe Ann Baker. who
p0s'ese Mr Gsoaas o0som son prematurely developed.
| g, hiI' ueof8s RowieY, of Newark exhibits twins
BOY ana GRILL months DID, Verv fine IooIing 80
| dren dressed in white No -o'A'Ns en'4'
Mr. Thos McC!eary of Matteawsn, N. Y.,exbib.
and h,nsn aged years Dressed in green sack
Mr.: Edward Duffy, of New York. exhibits a ,itt,s
oog, 10 monfhs Cd dressed in Native American cos.
| Anefesn eagie In white embroidery on blue
ground and the skirt of red, white and blue stripes
Mr Johnson, of N. York. exhibits two little siris
aged IA months and 8 years each. They are nsstts
| children, neatly attired in white p'''
Dr. Gsorse n Bond, of New York, exhibits three
Ansuata. . Joseph B., 10 months Tbs LITTLE srIs
are dressed IN embroidered drab silk dresses and
The Post deictibes Is other children which s,son
exhibtion, and in conclusion adds: @'' on
when we quilted the exhibition the number of
VISITORS had increased to between five and sx tbon
s'nd, most OF whom we're ladies. The gsileIisswsre
throDgeo TO their utmost capacity and IL 1a. oni1
WITH considerable exertion that place could be ob
taiheo In the vicinity OF the children. The babies
oegun 10 grow uneasy of the unceasing Confusion
snd noisy demonstrations cn the part of juvenile
America succeeded
There was mingled the crying and LAUGHTER of chill
dren the noise of suppressed conversation and the
s. una OF the multituds throngiug through the cham
bers; and in the midst of this agreeable state of AZ
fairs, the Giant Woman made her appearance and
while promsnsding through the gallery almost sent
tne children into Mysteries from fright 1t was Gu
Ilous incident and afforded considerable amusement
to the locker on.
Another account says the number of visitors du-
ring the dav reached fully 10 006 end that In the
evening the highest prize OF Sl00 was ay-rded to
child named Charles Orlando Scott born Febrnsrv
loth 1901, reading at No 369, 4th N Y, he being
considered the finest child exhibition under Eve
years of age.
MORE EXPORTED "PAuPERs,n-A vessel from
Antwerp was boarded at New York. on Saturday.
on suspicion OF having pauper immigrants on
BOARD Instead of finding paupers, the officer as
assured that there least $50 900 cash in the
hands OF the passengers, and those families who
were nrst reported as paupers were discovered
to be possessed of sums varying from $40 to 5000
each.
CHLoRoFoRM AND HANGING.-Jas Parks who
was huog at Cleveland, fer murder, objected to TAX
lag chioroorm to lessen his suerngs the ga lows
because he did not ike to mske his exit without
knowing the result of the experiment. He had ne
objection TO taking the chloroform fortye
hours previousto the execution that he could be
satisfied of its effects ALI pain hanging he said
was in contemplating the odicus idea OF it. A
short Involuntary struggle, few convusons and all
Is over"
POLICE ARRESTED FOR HIGHWAY RoBgERY-
Several policemsnin Boston have held to bail
in 5000 each to answer the charge of hghway rob-
berry, they havingwhile acting under instructions,
| stopped the beer wagon Of John Mcknight which
was going through the streets of Boston az they
| thought in violation OF the liquor law.
NCTABLEs AG ROUND The steamer Illinois with
John W Forney, Editor of the Washing gton Union;
Sidney Webster, Private Secretary OF President
Pierce; Marshall Hoovey, United States Marshal of
the District of Columbia; c. III Taylor, Receiver of
the Land Office at Duncan, Michigan. with several
members of Congress- ran aground Monday on the
Sc Clair Flats near Detroit.
TELEGRAPH UNDER THE MEDITgRRANEAN.-A
submarine magnetic telegraph from MsrseiiIes to
Algeria, has now been for some time ia process of
construction and it isexpectsd that is win be COM
pieted and in working order before the end of the
present This will be practical consoIida-
ton of France with her most important colony.
UNPRoFITABLE PoULrRY-Ths Albany IN Yort)
Knickerb booker rsys:-"A first class Shsnshai cock
will eat much corn q horse. In consequence
of this it is net profitable TO Shanghais unless
YOU buy oats for ten cents hushei or sell eess
| for four shiilin gs piece"
NUT FoR BRITISH SAINTs-An INDIGNANT cor.
respondent of the Landon r. cord calls attention to
an iniquiteus manufacture at Birmin gham that of
Hindoo Idols for expectation,
THE MEMOIR OF LADY SuFPoLK-This celebrated
mare upon the turf nearly sixteen years during
which time shs tro,ted in 16 races winning 49, and
| SS5, oil. and losing IS.
TROPHIES OF THE WAR.-In a museum In Dublin
ireland, are shown Prince Menschkotfs cost ca o.
tured 10 hts carrisge, after the battle of Alma and
the keys of the fortress of Rsparsund The keys o1
| Ssbastopol are not yet exhibited.
SAUsAGEs .sNIPPED IN THE Bup IA few day,
since, two Bologna sausage manufacturers purchased
tue of o that had ed of diaesse from
| mkman In Sixteenth Ward, BTcoklyo. N r. The
meat Inspector however getting wind of the matter