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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-09

The NEW CHICAGo-FARY CITY.-Thc
Chicago people have not permitted the grass
to grow under their feet in rebuilding their
city since the disastrous conllagration. Even
now one half of the business portion of the
south side has been restored, and the str,lc-
lures erected are said to be of Il more sub siam
tial character than those destroyed. The
Board of Trade have erected Il Chamber of
Commerce on the site Of their former hall, at
the corner of Washington and La Sale
streets. 4 correspondent says:
''The newspaper offices will be scattered.
Dearborn and Madison streets were the
iayoritc localities in the past. The Tribune
building, on the corner of Madison and
Dearborn. is nearly rebuilt. The llst build
Ing had marble fronts and was four stories
high. This one is five stories high. the
fronts being Lake Superior brown sand
stone of pleasing architectural appearance
to quote tho modest way in which that paper
allutles to its own buldin@-and one of the
finest newspaper cditicc> in the country.
The T19hunc will hc at home again by the 1St
of October. The ErcniHg Jomwoi Is build
inc on the same block Il short dl.tanrC south
ofthe Ii3Inne. The new Times office is on the
corner of Washington street and Fifth ave-
nue.. II will DC magnificent structure,
unique III style, the fronts being OF yellow
,tone. unlike anything in the city. The i'll
terror will be fitted up with all the modern
Improvements, including an elevator. Tl"
Stats Zcits1g will put up IN elegant build
ing near the Times. The Inter- ocean Is in
the rear of the inter- Oceanic building, on
:. w., Dx,y {<,,I
Free Press. and smaller journals, have not
| made arrangements yet for permanent and
magnificent buildings. McFicker's Theatre.
on Madison street next to the Tribune
building. will beopcncd before The end of the
month. Akru's Theatre, on Wabash ave
nue. near Congress street, will be next i'll
size and importance. 1t has not advanced so
far. but will be ready for the ensuing season.
Hooey, of Minstrel fame, has nearly COM
pteted his Opela-Hollse, next to the Sherman
Hot,l OH Randolph street. Then there will
be Ingers Minstrel Hall, AMI great lnll-
scum, projected by Colonel Wood, not t"
mention three theatres and circllS-tcnt on
the west side. 1t is in hotels, however. that
| Chicago intends to 'annihilute the universe.
Six millions of dollars have been invested
in buildings alone. Potter Palmcr's fire
proof caravan-;,ry, on State street, will
cost in the vicinity of Il million and II
half. The Gardiner House, on Michigan
avenue, facing the lake, is almost ready for
guests. 1t is quite Il large building, meas
uriny 100 feet I'll the avenue and Ill on
Jackson street. The height TO the cornce is
- feet, and to the top Of the Mansilrd root
9G feet. 1t is smaller than the Pacific or the
Palmer House, the number Of rooms being
325. The material is brick throughout.
The Briggs House will be rebuilt in the
same locality. There are also two European
hotels nearly under way again, and innli-
merable private ones of no special note.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-09

California is raising her second lemon crop
this season.
Mrs. Aurela r. Fitzpatrick, widow of the
late BENJAMIN Fitzpatrick, formerly United
states senator from Alabama, died in Au-
t,,aga county, in that State, on the 25th
,lltimo.
new post-office is to he established ut
NortonsyiIle. AlbeDarlc county, Va. James
+, Gillette is appointed postmaster at Berlin,
southampton county, Va, uice James E.
Rowe, resigned. .
It is r,rinored that Miss Nellie Grant is to
be married to II. Dunergier de Hawxanne,
! author of work on the institutions OF The
| United States, aud y son Of the distinguished
historian.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-09

A QUEER COUNTRY Is CnlNA.-A country
where roses have 10 fragrance and women
no petticoats where the labOrer has no Sab
bath and the magistrate no sense of honor;
where the roads bear no vehicles and the
ships no keels; where old men fly kites and
the needle points to the Sonth - where the
place of honor is on the left hand and the
seat of intellect is in the stomach where to
take of your hut is an insolcnt gesture and
to wear white garments is mourning; which
has literature without an alphabet and Il
language without grammar.
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FMQrIER CouSTY IrEMs.-The Warrenton
iHa'r OF saturday gives Us the following
items:
ioou"f cid Citizen Gone.-CharleS III.
hiln'cn, Esp, died while on a visit to hiS
'"n, Lmgam ilunton. in Warrcnton, on the
an instant, ct Il complication OF diseases,
from which hc had been suffering for Il COLI
10 fabIr >IaC" of time. He was al Old Fir-
Ithm gentleman, and in all the walks of life
il'ii sustained the character Of I'm exemplary
man.
'''ndy f"nI At the late term Of this
''oft LiliaiI Chloe, charged with the mlTl der
~ Bren, was sent to Prince William
,'Hltt. where the offence was proved TO
.,l|r been committed, for trial. Frederick
- ''asSrock, charged with the killing OF
"hhorn. was admitted to bail in the sum OF
>io'w. and T.. Cook GlaSscock, accessory,
was 'mil"d IN tn" sum o( 5000, both to az
l~l' Tor troi Al October term.
"g.--Ti" camp-mccting at the
F""l'utr Springs was the most ntimerOtl>ly
attended OF any meeting OF the kind held iii
''"' Hruion Tor great number of years. The
Cf"Wd there on Sunday last was estimated ut
from 1000 to 5000.
f'"r Cor".--W. ). Colbert, of lower Eau
I"'I' Has brought us three ears OF corn,
wine, ,er o! which exceeds in length and num-
" W.T. 81 grains those left with us by Mr.. Helm
~ .n Governor smith. The longest of these is
pl"''i inches, but that Is not the best eur; the
olr Twelve inches in length is the best, aud
eo'i'aiils 3l1 grains. Colbert is 800 ahc..d.
Judge Barnard dresses Ike Il New York
s'l0V'ef, aud wears cords Of diamonds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-09

The LoSpoS times. On August 3
John Walter, ESP. NJ. F., proprietor of the
leading journal of the world. invited all his
staff, both literary and mechanical, to Il grand
spread at his magnificent mansion Bcarwood
Hail. in Berkshire, where upwards Of three
hundred persons (all employed at the Times
o'fcc) sat down to Il sumptuous rcpiSt i'll the
grand banquet hail. the respected host in the
chair. The company were conveyed to
Bearwood and back to town by Il special
train by the kind liberality OF the founder of
the feast. A large number of speeches were
given on the occasion, and the entertainment
throughout was of the most slIlnp'uoil> and
liberal NATURE London Press Nc.cS.
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RroTISG IN SPAIH.-Disorders are reported
to have broken out at Il bull-tght at Pampe-
luna recently. where the band played Carl
lsudi's hymn, and the Carist Sympathizers
in the audience tried to stop ii. \ regular
"Scrimnmgc " with sticks enSued, in which
the Mayor suffered both indignity and in.
jury in his attempts to stop the fight, and the
same functonary was afterwards shot ut in
the street by Carlists, who were captured.
This story, told in letters received ut Bay
onne, fits insofar with the statement from
Madrid that il new insurrection is appre.
hcndcd, in which the Carlists and Isabcllists
will make common cause.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-09

New SIGSs.-It is proposed in Chicago to
Use iron plates thickly covered with Porcc-
hin-enamel for street signs. The names of
the streets arc in cnameled letters, of Il color
differing from the plate, as white letters on Il
black Background. These signs. it is pro-
posed, shall be attached to the corner house
of every street and intersection. The ad-
vantages claimed for these signs is that
neither dust nor moisture can obscure the
names, and the plates are almost inde>tructi-
BILE. They are extensively used in European
cifios
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-09

SINGULAR DEATn-MARK OF LIGHTNING
young man named Albert Smith was killed
by lightning, near Font Scott, Kansas, last
"Wednesday night, while in bed. The Fort
Scott Republican says that the fluid, which
came down the tlue and tore the pipes of two
stoves to atoms. struck the young man on
the side of the left ankle, ran three times
around his body to the top of hi> head. burn
Ing streak lis if Il red-hot iron bad leen
drawn over it, and singing of his hair and
whiskers. a hoy eight years old, in led
with him, was not hurt at all.
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LyScHpuRG IrEMs.--The Lynchburg (Va.)
NeacS of Saturday furnishes the following

LyScHpuRG IrEMs.--The Lynchburg VA
fe,cS of Saturday furnishes the following
items:
Terrible Fdll.--Iestcfday afternoon Mar
CeliuS Harvey. aged between five and six
Years. son of Mr.. Thomas NJ. Cox, fell from
the bridge in course OF erection across Black
water creek. on the Lynchburg and Danyillc
railroad. distance of some TWENTY-FIVE feet,
and sustained very dangerous and probably
fatal injuries. His skull was fractured near
the left temple. and he was badly cut and
bruised by striking on the rocks about the
face. arms. body. and legs.
UniiCd S;dfeS.-The United States District
Court for the Western District, Judge Alex
andcr Ri>e> presiding, will commence its
session in this city on the Eth instant.
Sentenced TO the Pfniten;'dry.-Ca spar
Mccormick was tried in the Corporation
Court yesterday for stealing twcnty-six dol
lars from Il negro. was found guilty, and
having once been convicted of felony, he
was sentenced to the Iententary for one
wear
The Lwchb"rg Building Loan dissertation.
The SlGO.000 OF stock in this institution was
completed yesterday, and the subscription
lists arc closed. Parties wishing stock will
have to apply in writing.
The Council last night elected DR.. Robert
:. Payne, IL member from the First Ward, to
ill the vacancy caused by the resignation of
Mr. James Franklin.
.Shcep.-Two carloads of sheep were ship
ped To the northern markets yesterday 10y
way OF the Orange railroad.
Hrid for PoStGge.-A letter for Jimmie
Jones, Richmond. Va.
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SCHOOLS IN IRELANp.--It is interesting t.
learn that notwithstanding the drain from
Ireland by emigration to America tue re
cent census taken there shows that the ia
tional schools exhibit larger attendance by
one-tllrd, and general Improvement IL
other ways, over the result demonstrated b.,
the census of 1861. This proves that edtlca
ton is advancing in Ireland-a progress tina
is gratifying
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-09

OsTRIcIIEs AS BuGGY HORSES. AN expert
ment was tried recently in Paris To Use an
ostrich in place of a horse for drawing car
rage. A large ostrich from the AccinlatiEI-
ton Soclety's garden was larncssed to u
light carriage and guided by long reins by its
truiner. The bird is said to have been very
tractahle, and to have passed every vehicle
ON the ruad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-09

An EXCHANGED" PRlsoSER.--Tbe Elm.
peror of Germany recently sent the decora-
ton of the Iron Cross to Frenchman who
had iumped into the Moselc and rescued q
German soldier from drowning. The French
man returned the cross, respectfully regret
ting his inability to accept any mark OF as
,inction from the German Emperor. He
claimed. however, in exchange, the liberation
Of the last French prisoner, who is still de
tanned in Prtssian prison. "lour Majesty
owes me-" he wrote, "a man, for have
given one to you, and claim the payment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-09

TRsUsLs swirH fasss ss;tssr xslpoaHssV AILsY
Ra1hRoAp. The stpckhn ders pf the Shsra,l.
doaf VALLEY railroad held q meeting at Front
Royal, Warren count ats which The dsrec-
tory were ordered to issue first mortgage
bonds 10 The amount OF SS25, 900 per mile iii.
stead OF $4,000, as provided in the contract.
Is. L. Gasson, Esq, proxy for Page county,
refused to vote IN the meeting. giving as hfs
reason that the subscription or 81 GOO, 900
subscribed by Philip Collins, Esq. as agent
for the Central Improvement Company Of
Pennsylvania, was a fraud, and TINT through
him this county should not lend herself 10
any connivance Mt q fraudulent transaction
a motion was made before the Board of Sr.
pervisurs Of Page last week to remove Mr..
Grayson, and VIC learn that the move origi.
mated with some Of the officers OF the rail.
road orCcnt'nl Improvement Company. Mr..
Gra.son is sustained ley nine-tenthS of the
people vi the county, and imx no objection,
when the road is built rs agreed urop, to
placing the bonds in the hands OF the con.
tractors. 1t is stated that the road as far us
Lulay will be put under contract during
this MONTH Page (Fa.) Courier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-09

TIE ARDENT IN HARRISBURG. PA.-The
Council of Harrisburg have again voted TO
grant license to sell ardent spirits in the
town, but with certain conditions. First,
the licensed party is required to keep sober
himself and suffer no one else 10 get drunk
on his premises the bars to be closed ut Id
O'Clock at night, and all of sunday mirrors
not to enter any bar-room. For the faithful
observance of these restrictions the dealer is
required to give bond Of $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-09

MAD BU1L.-At st. Louis last Friday
mad bull careelcd through the streets
knocking men down. gorrg two children
badly, entering shoemaker, shop and DIR,
goods store lin the latter of which he at
lacked his image in large mirror, ant
finally brought up in the Missouri Letter!
office, where, after trying to climb through
Il tiunsom over back door, he was shot ant
killed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-09

lloRRIELE DEATn.-In Grcenbrier county,
West Virginia, on Thursday last, Floyd Ell
lis. IN orphan boy, aged about sixteen
wears. who had been at :. Il. 1luflman'S,
near Palestine. assisting him in thrc>lling his
grain mounted horse with the harness on.
Rv some mcau> or other one Of his legs be-
clur cnan.lcd with one of the trace Chains.
and falling from the horse with the chain
it>trned around the ankle, the animal he
came frightened and started to run. The
result WIS that the horse passed around Mr..
llutlman's house Il number Of times with the
unfortunate youth thus fastened aud drag
,:in: nv the .hain IL" wa, released corpse.
with hi> feature, and body trartlllly distls-
Wcd and maD~lcd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-09

4 NEW SECT.-A new religious sect has
been started in Iowa. and have purchased
about e. 900 acres Of land on the Rock Island
and Pacific railroad. They number about
100. call themselves AmananS," and are
all Germans. Property is held in common,
aud the affair; of the society arc managed by
fifteen trustees. Each person is allowed to
draw certain amount from the cooperative
store yearly, and no member is given any
wages or money forperSonal expenses. They
own large flour and woollen mills OH the
Dcs Moines river. and arc noted for their
honesty and fair dealing. As marriage Is
not encouraged though not forbidden. among
them, and they are not receiving any MEM
bcrS. the sect will probably die out in few
wears.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-09

Local REPORTING must be jolly in Salem,
Washington county, n. T.. The editor OF
the Press recently received the following de-
lghtful missive: 8. ioum fellers want 70
keep our felcrs names out of your paper else
youm will get your id snout bnrst. LIDS
Is biziness." -.s1.E..,zf. 1865.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-09

YELLOW FEVER on SHIPBoARD.--A letter
states that the United States steamer Wyo
ming, from Aspinwall, had arrived at Key
West. and would leave on the 18th utimc
for New Bedford direct, in consequence OIL
serious sickness on board. When she left
Aspinwal there were eighty eases of fever
among the men. and one man died on the
massage to Key West. There were very few
on board who had not experienced touch
Of favor
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san Francisco is soon to be astonished 10y
the appearance in her harhor of u genuine
japanese junk, the first mercantile vessel of
Japan that ever sailed into an American port.
4 There has been a collision between the
French Government and the populacc OF
Lyons, growing qa! Of religious teaching IN
schools. u. .55
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TIE ARKANSAS TRouTLEs.-The Governor
Of Arkansas sent Major.General uphaye, OF
the militia, and $50 of his guard to Pope
county on Friday. They were met at the
end of the railroad by Dodham, the sheriff,
with three companies of militia. Trouble OF
the "r1lycst character is apprchendcd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-09

w. CLARK TRIAt.-A correspondent OF
rJ fredericksburg (Na.l star, writing from
rrur, William county. gives the following
thnui the Clark ct>c:
"EN-Goy,rnor Henry 4. Wise has been
engaged iv lark> rather to assist in the pro-
,ru'ton m F,wrIl. Jewell is still III Jail.
lie j. IN -rud spirits and has II" fear OF con-
'rii~u hN = iulN. II il thought Il Jury In
flI> ,g>, ,;trun hc gotten in this county,
u,>r every one hl, ng disqualified himself aS
= rlroy tN Oppression of opinion. The old
nGGu, ui cIrct-ln.C nctcIicty. who assisted
Wis Frw" in the elopement with Clark.
Wis formerly Hlur'rra at Boylc'> Hotel, Wash
ln~tou n.t e. hut had been discharged Il short
'm" previous Ia the elopement, and was EN-
rIrHrd jay lark IN come TO Manassas to act
>9.h prominent pat ~ the unfortunate
1'Hr !n' IN, brought sorrow alE gloom
3"n "n"" bapry family. since Clark WAS
frr'>t"d il j. stated that this old man has left
Washington for lnrtS unknown, tearing Ills
ttl'>t would >oou follow that of Clark.
" | have understood that rumOrs are atlOat
tm~ng Miss Fcwcll with impurity prior TO
h'r rloprmcnt with CIuI k, for which there IS
ho foundation and are not to believed III this
''lnnlinllE Ii is belle we'd these reports
have been circulated by Clark's friends to
'nltlrr public opinion.
The public sentiment in regard to the
Shooting " clark while within the pale OF
HE tiw seems to he much Gividcd-the peo-
iIr above the run" .iustit, ing Fewell, and
Ia" people "bclow the ru,." entertaining
very hitter ceilings against hhns Miss Fewell
'ohIlNuc> weak and nervous she HAS not
l''n informed OF the shooting. rs her attend
ln@ physician thinks the reveal ton OF such
>>1"cking news would probably result fatally.
he completely Of those of this place III tins
G'a!ayrul affair will be published at some
,@IIr day. probably not fur distant. Judge
Ni1'I hats not yet decided rs 10 bail for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-09

The Iqualidad, replying to suggestions Of
English Journals, Indignantly repadlales tlle
idea that Spain will part with the lslaha Y,
Cuba on any consideration, I.
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n.c Richmond nisraich.l

'toi.'' ,,-yr.o,.Rc. SCptcm''cr 4, 'H'-,
.-,,.r. which had been Sh'i'r-
The l'' ;i,rahlv in this ritN. received.
ri ~ ~ ;mrctu> l,>i night from tue pro,
~ dHon''' meeting OF the Greeley ana
r,ri'n-' ..-,, ,lun, Though there was hoV
Rm"A '''" tendance, spirit ana deter
nGlWF'", - nuI compel success were
m,G2nau WI ,,,,rnuch steps were Instituted
nmh'f<i' '"r ';,c ,br climbs organization
.a"2~> !,.,, and directing lis efficient
nj m>'''''"~ Mr. Thomas Jefferson Clark
.;ert"h> u,.;,,out secretary, and MAJOR
49, az" '.'.h.u WIS elected Nlcc-pre>i-
+. +. N'' -, WarG in the stead OF Mr..
#.w ir -,.n,d Mr.. Martins reS,g-
T. \ N' ,,IlN hi, ph, >i.al condition,
.,.nsn 49, '', ,,,l,,rcucc IL the ca,lSc to
a5 '. rh,r,lly contributed. or amy
"G@' " =, assume his full share oi tue
.ud.'i'N, ,.,,l, II was resolved to hold
.#Hfi"'-' ,.,,.-> nf the club hereafter on
0lrNN W. .,,.h,. n Mechanics Hall, W hich
N'~'h>"' ,,. ,-,d for the canvass.
r,..,,lsr monthly meeting ~ Inc ATT
i' .,,,r,y WIS held to-day, captain
."'.1'" r,nL, presiding. The requisite
ldA''f r,,,.nr.. hrjng present. Il rrSnliI-
.1'r'" ' ..,.1 amending the constitution
nH' We, ,.r,,.., 81 life membership i IT.
81. ''1'' 30 nv so and that "i annual
6"'" '','., ,.,,,, =, tn y prr aunulm. The
@'" '.,I,,u1nrt! IL meet again on the
>NI,'' '.' e This current month for
'"1i N':',' ,.;,,r -, im,ortant business re-
'. ~ ,,.>r A.,riculiur,,l Fair.
r.,,rt. have been received here Of
,n..;'.n n NnltowaN Courthou>" on
a., .,yLi,.h WIS rourt-day) be-
ld>', e., >,,wrI] and Popham and the
,...,.;,r a>pii.lnt. Nr. Il. Il. Berkeley.
' 49, ,.,,' ,,rlc crowd in attendance. in
-, ,,r., Elrrc representation of ne
,r,,,n DR. Errkclry'> vigorous
-|">' ,iI,n,Iy making Il telling i'm
f.h.r. va> some heat. however.
.-J,.rh, SYMPTOMS developed. and
.,,t. r,.,rc> w.r" induced II 81
u.,.,,,h fine Influence ot George II.
s-,,,.u made his SAME old speech.
,r',',,.,, n !, stated. did not do himself
''' ..,,,,,,r, NJ the failure of his voice
NIr I,,, .,,o.,b was very able and clu-
~. ,"'n',., ;.,,,,,r.,rIv demolished his COM
'.'.' n. ,,r,,,i>rd ~ follow them w in
AND ;, NICE, Them wherever they
.,.,.r.l ,.I,l;n Mckinney WAS NJ the
,..,i,,,s hr, did not SrCak. and Colonel
...,n, vg, rrr>,nt also.
,,,. ,.,,,,,,...inn1l situation i such Il puZ-
g.. ,.,l,Iy knows exact, what IL SAY
,l.rL hon: il. 80 iar ~ know there is
..., ,rn,r, At present about holding the con-
..,,,i,,,, f. ,yb,rh Mr. Rcrkrlcy. in his card.
.,,;,, ii. claims Vet there are probably
'..,,.l,,,.u who. il any nomination j.
'' T.',.,I, T.>ir, ~ obtain il. and will con-
,l.. rnror with Mr.. Berkeley at the
.. ~, 80,
nn',,,, h., week the INSPECTIONS of to-
,"','- ,',,.;',,. v.rchou,cs of this city
'%'' ~ ''' ..- ,,,..Lno5,. r,,;cv. T.,
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FAMILY HoTELs.-Sevcral prominent gen.
tlemen of Boston have determined to erect
for themselves family hotel on Common
wealth avenue. one of the new streets laid
ont on the Back Bay Improvement. where
the most fashionable houses are now build
ing. 1t is proposed to put up large-sized
slX-story edi6ce of brick and freestone,
which will cost over 100000, and accommo-
date six families, one on each floor. The
building is to be seventy feet front by one
hundred and four feet deep, and will, there
fore, afford spacious apartments for each
family. The plan of living comprises a
common kitchen, with steward and corps
of cooks. and "a common dining-room.
Meals, however. can lie furnished separately
III the different apartments. This plan has
been carried out in New York. but always
on too expensive scale, as the cost OF a
suit of rooms in these fashionable tenement
houses ranges from s. 900 to $1,000 year.
People who can afford to pay such sum for
quarters should have no difficulty in solving
the problem Of living anywhere.
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MARRIAGE EXTRAoRpISARY.-As ingularly
romantic marriage took place on jennings's
creek, in Botetourt county, last Tuesday,
which is worthy of special mention. 1t had
been for some time rnnorcd that Miss Sallie
\. Markham. the beautiful daughter of Il
most respectable resident of the nciChbor-
hood, would shortly he married to one ot
her many admirers, and the goS>ip> were
busy III arrangin" the nuptialS to their salts
faction. The community was surprised on
the day above named 10y the announcement
that the ceremony had been performed in the
presence of IL few witnesses by Rev. John Z.
T.. Markham. and that Mr.. Mitchell L. AIRING
ton, Of Bedford. was the happy bridegroom.
The marriage took place on a bridge across
jennings creek and beneath the grateful
shade of Il giant pine. After its conclusion
The couple mounted their horses and struck
out for homc.-Ly"chbTg I'oD Republican.