The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-11

The Hebrews in Cincinnati own Sl0,0GG,-
600 Of property.
New York city is aiding the families Of
the miners suifocated ct Avondalc.
Rev. DR.. Bond has withdrawn as editor
of the Baltimore EpiscopGl Neth0di$i.
G. Schiller, of Richmond, sailed for Dre-
men in the steamship Berlin, which left
Baltimore on Wednesday.
OF seventy females who went to Oregon
from Massachusetts two years ago, sixty
nine, it is said, have married.
Columbus, Miss, is to have q three days
tournament, beginning on the 9th of Octo-
Der.
4 Michigan man claims to have dis
covered a new motive power that will rcyo-
lutionize machinery.
Nearly a thousand applications have
been fled by persons anxious to Ii. four
vacancies on the Chicago police.
Salvador Patti, father of Madam Stra-
kosch, Madam Adelina Patti-CauX, and
Madcmoiselle Carlotta Patti, died on the
10Th Of August in Paris.
IT is announced that IS soon a3 his Life
Of Christ is finished Mr.. Bccchcr is to be-
com the active editor Of q New York reli-
gious paper.
Horace Greeley, of New York, and Pro
fcsSor Perry, Of Williams College, are to
discuss the relative merits OF free trade
and protection, in Music Hall, in October,
The Southern Commercial Convention at
Keokuk, Iowa, en- Wednesday laid upon the
table resolutions favoring the removal OF
the national capital to the West. Our tele-
gram says they were Afterwards passed.
The gold receipts for duties during the
last three months at the Savannah (Ga.)
custom-house were S97 ,526 exceeding those
of the corresponding months OF any year
since Savannah became q city.
\ fire at Milwaukee, Wis, Thursday,
consumed Domoho. Schmidt & Co.'s whole
sale drug establishment. Loss, $50, 900.
Insured for $4,000; mostly in eastern
companies.
The Philadelphia Ledg1' doubts whether
anthracite coal will. be cheaper this year.
1t changes its opinion once in a while. The
supply Of this coal is less than it was at
this time last year.
1t is stated that one guest at Cape May
this year, whose party consisted OF three
nersons. and whose accommodations were
two rooms, paid the hotel 1925 e day du-
ring his %sojourn principally for wine, we
guessI.
g. A Young physician in Mcklenburg, Ger
many. claims to have discovered a specific
remedy for consumption. He has commu-
nicated his discovery to the Berlin Academy
of Sciences, whose report on the same Is
eagerly looked for by the medical frater-
nifty.
car containing S25 cases of fruit, OF
which 1873 were filled with grapes, arrived
in New York the other day from California.
The grapes were entirely jolted 10 pieces
by their seven days journey. The road
from Chicago to New York was much
roueher than that across the plains.
The contractor for the erection OF the
railroad bridge over the Missouri river!
which is intended to connect the Missouri
and Iowa railroads directly with the Union
Pacific railroad, has been notified by the
laborers of that locality that he Will not be
allowed to employ Cinnamon 1or that pul-
pose. He has, nevertheless, made contracts
in San Francisco to obtain Chinese labor
ers, and intends to bring them to Omaha
very soon.
The authorities of Pella, Iowa, ordered
that the trains of the Valley railroad
should not pass through that city at q
greater speed than six miles IN hour ana
Should duly whistle at all crossings. n
President of the railroad, in revenge, d.
rected his engineers to whistle from one
end Of the city to the other, q distance OF
two miles, and great is the perplexity n
Indignation Of tue citizens.