davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-15
MANCHESTER ITEMS.

LET THE STREETS BE KEPT OrEN.-A petit
tion has been sent in to the trustees hy u
number of the property owners in the riclll-
ity Of Fourth and Banbridge streets, pray
ing that Mr.. w. Ii. Brander, proprietor OF Il
lumber mill in that section OF town, be re-
strained from closing up those streets.
RE-ESr itIIsiNEST OF TIE CEDAR WORKs.-
McS>rs. kirkpatrick e. CO. have leased the
Cedar Works formerly owned by Picrsotl;
AlIcn & CO... and have commenced ona large
S,:IIc the manufacture Of cedar ware in all OF
its branches. They lmee already OH hand Il
quantity of material. employ i large force,
and expect in few days to have ready for
delivery some !ir>t-clasS specimens Of work.
We wish the new concern all possible sue
cess.
TowH OFFICIALs.-Thc Office of the Town
Auditor and Secretary lraS been removed to
the room recently occupied by the clerk oi
the County Court. The Town Treasurer can
bc found at his Office on Hull street near
Ninth the Chief of Police ut the town hall {:
the Town Collector with the Auditor. The
Board OF fTrtI>tccS will still meet at the town
hail.
EncovEEiSG.-Laura rrckctt. whose foot
was rllt of on The iIh instant. on the Rich.
mond and Danyillr railroad, is fast recover.
in".
Richard Elder, who was badly injured
about the head 10y il fall from his wagon i
few days ago, is much improved.
BRIEF .rTEws.-Wc have heard of nc
pic-ni,s by the Sabbath schools for this sea
sou.
The AlcrtS will certainly make Il trip tl
Norfolk during the present month.
The pc-nir- Of the Home Circle, ant
of Morri>ctt'S school passed of pleasantly.
The additional policeman provided for b,
the Trustees las not Is yet been selected.
Efforts are being made 10 raise Il Grcclc,
fla" on the public SQUARE.
Mr.. Owen has opened II brick yard Il
Hull and Thirteenth streets, and intends
erecting some brick buildings thereon in
short time.
The accident ut the Manchester Mills viii
be sufficiently repaired for operations to h
res uncd this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-15
The Labor Movement.

New YORK, July PA large meeting of
boss carpenters was held last night, at which
Il resolution to rcscind the eight-hour resolu-
ton, passed May 10th, was lost by q vote of
Is to Is. The meeting broke up in contu-
sion.
The Employers Central Executive Com
mittee continue to hold daily sessions here,
making preparations, previous TO forming u
combination Of all employers in the United
States, to guard against strikes of the work
men in future.
The Eight-Hour League Executive COM
mttce assent to allowing men to remain at
work ten hours where they now do Sc, and
let those under the cight-hour system try and
maintain it.
The committee want to be maintained
throughout the summer in making prepara-
tons for strike next year, as all hope OF the
eight-hour system becoming general Is. now
abandoned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-15
A ssoI.I mad Ingenious Bank Robbery.

PRovlrExcE, X. T., July l3.-Thc resi-
dcncc of +. W. Hayward, cashier of tic
Blackstone National Bank, at USbridSc.
Mass. was entered this morning between
and > O'Clock by five disguised men, who,
after binding and g,ggins Hayward and
tamily-lour in number entered the room
of Charles WesSen, the teller of the bank,
and compelled him to accompany them 10
the bank aud unlock the safe.
They obtained from $4,000 to $4,000,
mostly in bills. The robbers then locked
the safe aud bank, took the teller back to his
room, ,lngagged the whole family, gave
Them water 10 drink, regasSed them, and
went away. The condition of the family
was discovered about daylight, but the rob-
bcrs had left no clue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-15

PROSPECT HILL CEMETERY ASSOCIATION
4 charter granted hy judge Il. IL. Turner,
of the Twelfth judicial Circuit, to the Pros
pcct Hill Cemetery Association. has been re-
ccivcd at the office of the Secretary Of TIE
Commonwealth for record. The capital stock
OF lie Association is l." l'e 5000. divided into
shares OF so each. Office of company at
Front Royal. in ihc county of Warren.
Officers for first ytu': President, ". VI.
Bush; directors. &. ". J"ncS, JAMES IL.
Turner. G. W. Nacatcc, Il. i. Roy; Sccrc-
taly and Treasurer, q. W. Macatcc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-15
Singular Appearance of the sun.

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, July l3.-To-day about
hali.Ihlst II O'Clock singular appearance OF
the sun was witnessed here. which attracted
general attention. 4 halo and perfect ring
enc0tfip.SSed the sun, displaying all the
color> of the rainbow and presenting bcail-
tlul phenomenon. The eldest inhabitants
here do not rccolIcct any similar occurrence
More than century ago similar sight was
noticed in Ei'ode Island, when three perfect
suns were visible
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-15

TRANSFERS or REAL ESTATE.-Thc follow
inw ronvcyaIiccS of real estate Were made dl-
ring the week ending July Is. 1872:
George Ross 10 John Henderson, So feet
on Grace street. for 81. .1S1 80.
William Il. Walker &C.. to =. +. nuplry.
- feet on Broad street between Fourth and
Fifth for Sl2.n0o.
George lI;sS'n"Ir 10 Thomas O'Brcn. III
feet on Virginia Central railroad. for 500.
=. McGovrrn to James Mitchell. 30 feet
on Calhoun street near Goddn. for so.
William \. Alley to n. W. Rowr. his in
tcrcst in lor on Dover street near Laurel
NJ. NJ. Lip>romhc. trustee, To \. W.
howr. his interest in 26 feet on Dover
street between Laurel and Cherry; also.
his interest in 2S feet on Laurel street be-
tween Dover and Cumberland.
Il. \. Paine Ia J. +. Brown and !. u. Go,l-
din. 6i feet on Grace street between Pine
and Laurel. for SILL.
J. +. Nri>wangcr /" \. D. Williams. 30
feet on Grace street between Laurel aud
-iaairr. for 5000.
4. q. Morgan to II. Asher. ~ feet on
Main street between Sixteenth and Seven
lccn!h. for \ 1000.
c. W. PrrcclI'S executor 10 X. VI. Man
"llrm. - feet on Mostly street near Earrinl5-
ton. for S2jI.
II. u. james 10 j. +. Guddiu. G5 feet on
Rrook aycntr between Clay and Monroe
streets, for 500.
T.. J. Du,a 10 !. T.. Goddln. - feet on
jefferson street between Byrd and Canal (l"t
No. -. for ;::;3I3o.
Bale, Davis tn !. T. Brown aud Joseph
trrl!urd. GD feet OH Grace street between
Henry and Blrid"rc. for >2..in0.
~ IL t,, I,l,n
:. Rady. ;23 feet on Clay street hclWccn
First and -. .IalH,S. for S113l.!5.
William Ravrncl to .l!ralndrr Wcr-i
,lirCl-intrrcst in -. feet on Main street be-
tween Eighteenth and Nineteenth. for &Ig5.
l.. u. trrn>laW. commissioner, 10 Alex
andcr Wcr>t. thir,l-intcrc>t in - feet on
Main street between Eighteenth and Nine
trrntll, for SI9j.
Henry tricII TO Alexander WcrSt. one
sixth interest in 23sirct OH Main street be-
tween Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets,
for ;>i47. 80.
Martha 4. ,Iamr> 10 VI. +. Skinner, -
feet on Fourth street, corner of Duyal, for
81 So.
Marion Anderson to W. A.and j. +. Phil
lips. ~ feet on Marshall street between Fifth
ind sixth. for ;3!.:11:1.
v
Tee, 60 feet on Jefferson street between Byrd
nnH Canal (l"l> and - for 5000.
William :. Pitcher Ia .]aincS T.. Goddm.
- feet on Pine street near tulnhcrland,
also 81 feet on Laurel street near Alhcmarlc,
for $2G2l.
L. W. GruhI'>. trustee. To II. llcrsrr.
IL 2-l2 feet OH Cherry street near Dover, for
$500.
W. W. TimhrrLikr to Frank EppS, -
,rct on Duval street near -. Peter, for
5000.
John J.. Grlll,> 10 ). l.. Shcrrard, 5S3
lcrt on Dover street between Randolph and
Washington. for S.lS;'.;3.
Charles 4. Rose, trustee. 10 W. :. Pitcher,
81 feet on Grace street west OF >llalcr, for
200.
Alexander MrC. Bell to Cyrus Grallam,
2il feet on ,Allams street between Cary and
Cana tor M
II. c. G. Hartman 10 VI. J.. James, SO feet
un Grace street corner of SlGi"r, for $500.
". II. Franklin to John Marshall, ::i-!!t feet
Oh Thrti.th street near Mar>lErll, for - 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-15
Movements Of Prominent Politicians.

New YORK, July Ex-senator Doolittle
left this morning TO attend the Democratic
meeting ut Raleigh, y. {.
Carl Schurz is To speak at several points in
North Carolina before the l>t of August.
Senator Bayard sails for Europe to-day for
his health. In Il letter dated the 1lth in-
Stant he expresses his intention of support
in" the Greeley and Brown ticket.
senator Henry Wilson has gone to Long
Branch 10 visit the President.
Lose BRANCH, July l3.-ScnatorS Wilson
and Norton are here with President Grant
The latter goes TO Washington on Monday.
Senator Wilson zoe, 10 North Carolina
tonight To stump the state.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-15
Death by Drowning.

SpCc1hI ttItGIfiI 10 the IUspatrh.
LIBERTY, Va, July 13.--Georgc Quares
(colorcdD, aged fourteen, was drowned this
evening while bathing in Hollis mill-pond.
Several boys present attempted to rescue
him and brought the body to the surface
once. but lost their presence of mind and left
him to ills fnte. The body was recovered
about an hour afterwards.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-15
General Sherman Disgustcd with A&is
RcccptiOn ut Berlin.

New NoHK, July l3.--A Berlin correSpon-
dent writes that General Sherman expressed
himself disglstcd not only with iIs reception
there, but with German manners Scncfaiif'
At a union III Minister hncro!tS, at winch
General Won Moltkc was present, the TWO
Generals scarcely did more than exchange
salutationS. General Sherlnan'> mectln" WIN
Prince Frederick Charles passed OIL III abou,
the same way. At Pot,dam the General
was refused admittancc to the Park BECAUSE
the Emperor was entertaining some lmpeiia
.rllpStS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-15
s. Carrying the War Into ESypt..s.An
ARRAY Between Federal Officials and
Ex.EOnfesleratsa

ALEXANDRIA, EGYpT. July 12.-An affray
occurred here Yesterday between q. II. B,,f-
Ter, United States ConsuLGcDeril, and wad-
leigh, his secretary, on the one part, and Gen
erals S. Loring and Reynolds and Major
Campbell. ex- Confederate officers in the Khe-
dives service. on the other part. Shots were
exchanged and Major Campbell was wound
ed. The affair creates great excitement, and
there are various accounts Of its origin.
Buffers plea in justification of the im-
broglio is that the Khedive's officers made n
premcditated attempt to assasSirate him.
This the others Indignantly deny and assert
that Butler was the aggressor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-15
BALTIAfORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, July l3.-Flourluct aud unchanged.
Wheat firm; new choice white, si.7Vmsl Ialr
to prime, *l.6oiSl.G5: choice new amber, s!TW
Sl75 good TO prime red, sl.GoTSl.d5 Corn
stronger: white southern, SOGis2c. yellow, csc.
Oats iirmer mixed 39sMiic.; white, ~. kSe
quiet at 6JfI7Oc. Provisions strong-MsSs p9rh'
sl3. .75G1*lI; s,Igar-curcd hams, liDl5c. Lara htih
ut 9nygtc. Western butter steady; CHOICE l'c.
Whiskcy nrm at g.GIa"3, asked. :,
Virginia 6s, old, as coupons, old, Il; new, 90.
Cous0ls. ST. West Srginias, IS. North Caro-
lina's old. 30 I; new. 70; special tax. H-all bds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-15
Railroad Accident.

Special telegram TO the Dispatch
GoRpossv1LLE, July 13, 1s72.-Rev. Mr.
Dearborn, while attempting to get on the
wcstcrn-bound accommodation train at Lou
isa Courthouse this evening, fell, and the
traiii passed over his foot, cutting it off just
below the instet. Hc was to have preached
hero fO-mOrrOW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-15
Permanent Organization Of the Ma
tiOnal Liberal Republican Commit


New YORK, July 13.-The National Lihc-
raj Republican Committee met yesterday
and organized hy cIcctn- Ethan Allen per-
nElncut chairman, whcrcnpon he delivered
III address.
The Executive Committee was appointed
hy the Chair a> follows: Charles &. Davis,
of Massachusetts: J. Z. Ladd. OF Vermont ;
:. \. Pcarcc, of South Carolina; 5. &. Bur-
bridge, of Kentucky; II. c. Warmotl, of
Louisiana: VI. {. {. Church, Of West Nir-
yina; George W. Anderson. of Missouri !;
james VI. ScoyiIIc, of New Jersey.
Ethan Allen was made chairman of the
Executive Committee. and ID. X. Goodloe,
VI. {. Jasper, and W. Johnson, secretaries.
\ resolution was passed recommending 4
union of the Liberal Republicans with the
Democrats in selecting candidates for State
and congressional offices.
Carl SchurZ and Governor Brown were
present.
The committee visits Chappaqua to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-15

ing department in furniture of NIL kinds
ready for use. One hundred men arc enl-
rloyed in the establishment. The furniture
made at these works is of the most substan-
tial and ornamental kind, and will compare
fivorably in these respects with any turned
out from the northern establishments, and is
lower in price. 1t is shipped to Baltimore,
Washington, and through the entire South.
This is but another evidence of that enter
prise and energy which is TO do 80 much to-
wards building up Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-15
OFFICE OF THE shiLl' s'h'
AKrlFICiAL-sToSE PAVEMENT
FOR THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
Nc. 9Ia MAIN STREET, RICHMOND VA

We arc now prepared 10 lay down the arose,,
na med pavement la the most artistic inaDiet hith
I'm any design, pattern, or color isr'.i siI ~ "a .
cost far l,Ss than tliat Of logging We viii ~" -.
co,,ryarCs areas cellars OF houses, floors al stu
bes se using the ceiebrsted English poftlamd
cement Thereby iils,rinG great durability, einfs
frre,o,,t from dust, sinociueSs ot snftaes, aha
beauty Of finish, &c. z,s tn,,teh
Specimens OF the work can ie seen ~ i'sspSS.e.. Ss
office ard Il. Gerots, ON Na street - ios, ,,s
on Grace street. 80, ........s s...,x,.,
Orders received at tl.c onice, a.a Van ssreste seo
jc 2i-3m !. D. iA.sSistas ~ SS'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-15
COMM ERClAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND. Va. July Is, lSi2. )

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND. VA. July Is, Bi2
OFFERINGS.
WnEAT.-Whilr. IL. bushels.
tORS.-Whitr. Liza bushels.
OATs.-JiJ bushels.
SALES.
WuEAT.-Whitc, 100 bushels very good at sl.67;
3oU bushels prime on private tcrS lyd bushels very
"ood at III .6; 81 bushels prime at s.G8 licd li2
bushels very good AT sJJ: go bushels prime on pri-
yatc terms: Is bushels fair at Sl.3u; SO DlslieS
mixed at Sl.GU: % bushels good at sl.5..
tuRS.- " hitc COO bushels very good at sac. -
OATS.-!p bushels very good npring 1T e0c.; :o
bushels prime western on private terms.
RE-EXllBlTED.
WUEAT.-W'hi;r. - bushels.
CORN-N hitr. ~ bushels.
OATs.-3U0 bushels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-15
CHAMBER or COMMERCE, J
RICHMOND, July 10, l.72. ,
, ,,1spIrpL'ps RICHMOND

rs,O MANUFACTURERS 1S RICHMOND
AND MASCHESIER.-The Secretary oi ihe
Chamlpr of Commerce is now engaged In cohlpiiiiE
Statistics for bis Second Annual Report OF uie
Trade ami Commerce. Of Richmond" In order that
The report may bc as complete as Poss,pie, = p
mrmi showing the number and character Of all the
Misunderstanding establishments, toge5Rcr Win lns
c,.'II.,i rtnuoye,i Including value of8uildings and
raj estate. niIlnbc. Of hands employed, maze anu
,,.It.Ir Kind and capacity of power, raw material
co,,sulirtl. rnd article, protiuced &c. .cp
and earnestly requested 10 send to Captain i. u.
1oCltLAS Secretary Of the Chamber OF Commerce.
1T % ''''A !" >"> r. r.. BLkNKISSIilP.
Chairman Committee OH Manufactures,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-15
Washington Items.

WAsuXGroN, July 13.-Secretary bout
well, Jay Cooke, Governor IL. y. Cooke, ana
III. c. Fahncstock, had conference to-aay
about the new loan.
The steamers Omaha, Richmond, mart
ford, and Yantic. ordered TO le t'ttcd out ios
sea, will be ready in y f.w months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-15

THE FURNITURE Factory At koCKETrs.-
Within the i.ut three weeks Mr.. Garlet r..
Watson has made additions TO his furniture
factory. at Rockets. which will cnabt: him
TO supply the large and increasing demand
IIUon il. The lirw machinery Is OF the most
improved patterns, and is run by 4 new en-
CINE of lAu-horsc power. The factory i per-
feet in all of lis departments. The lumber
is received in the rough, and leaves the lnieh-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-15

ELECTION OF OrFICEES.-M ~" 'A't l""'I-
lar meeting of Aurora Lodge. No. III, J. O..
o. r.. the following officers were elected
and installed for the ensuing term: !. D..
Palmer. Noble Grand: J. l.. Powers. Wee
Grand: VI. j. MichrlblclIcr. Treasurer; C..
u. McIudoc, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-15
TELEGRApHIC NEWS.
New York Stock and Monoy Markc

New YORK, July 13.-Mohcs easy at 8 TO 4.
Sterling, 81 to 10. Gold; LA TO 114t. Govern
mcnts morequict. States steady. Tennessee's,
74a new, 14B. Virginia's, 40; new, 30. LOU
isiana's, 30; new, so. Levee's, "a; S's, ~.
Aabama's, "a; 5's, 60. Georgia's, 10; rs,
S6l. North CaroIina's. 32s; new, 90. South
CarOiM's, j6t new, Isl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-15

SrEcrAr. CouRr OF APrEALs.-ln this court
on Saturday the case of Lloyd's adniinistra-
tor rs. Smith, from the Circuit Court of
Alexandria. was argued and submitted.
IIcrndnn Us. George. Partly argued by Ma
jor Field. Of Culpercr. for appellants; will
he further argued by Judge Robertson for
appeccs on Tuesday.
The case Of Brlucr rs. Braler was COM
promised and settled.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-15
The Stokes Trial.

New YORK, July l3.--The trial of Stokes
is drawing to close, and verdict will
doubtless be given this afternoon.
Lnter-It is understood that Stokcs's jury
stands eight for murder In the first degree,
and four for manslaughter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-15

ElEs~Ep are they WIN seek rcli"t from livrrc"n'-
uIaint. niliutr~uc>s. had blood. pmpi"> bl"tri"s-
,rliptonS. rough skin. salt rhrIIni, crNslpc!as, anu
srroiuulS diseases; 10y The use oi pr. FIERCE Al'.
Ext or Golden Medical Discovery ihey Shan nt
happy in knowing that the cure Is c"ihpietD' o'i''
I,yu tltIIc,.i 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-15

INSTALLATION OF OFFlCEEs.--h Il regular
meeting OF Myrtle Lodge, No. -. h. j., held
Oh Thursday evening, the following officers
were installed 10y ID. u. G. {. l.. j.. Ha>>: q.
y. WickS, {. {. james li"wlr, '. e.. John
Ahcrn. &; +. ". Stevenson, |. =; }. \.
Sllnuhcr~. u. :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-15

ARRtS ED.
Steamer Isaac Bell. BlakemaIi, New York, mer-
clIaudsc and passengers, j. W. W yatt
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford Norfolk, mer-
chan,iIsc and passengers, l.. Il. Iatum, aseht'
CLEARED FOR THIS poKr.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2.-SchoonerJames Magee'
Lynch.
BALTIMORE, July l2.-Arrired, schooner ID. Is.
Martin from Rchmond va.
The Yankee. kcngcbcrg, from Richmond, IL ITO
Janeiru 18th ultimo.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The following information has been received from
the luited States Consul at ST. Thomas through tic
Department OF Stale, and Is published fGr tie III
formation of marimcrs-,iz., That fr?n. june Is,
i,7g 4 liked light will he shown In the place of the
urr,rut light on MohlrnsfelS Point, ut the eastern
entrance or the hiror |, Is placed Il5 feet above
the level of The sea. and will c visible In radius OF
twelve English miles from east By south through
south 10y west.
EsTABLisnMEST OF RANGE BEACoSs on still
yASs ISLAND, aSD REMOVAL or THE WEE
HawKEN LIGIIT-yEsSEL. At TIE ENTRANCE or
CHARLESTON Is .C.)HARiDR.
\ofc. Is hereby given thai the new range belronS
ON Suyan's Island will bc lighted for the hrs' time
un the night of July l5 l-7?, and every night there
after FROM sunset to s,i'ira, INC iigbt sase Oyer
s,iur date. bc withdrawn. Both lights WIN be fixed
red aud Of the itii order OF the system OF fresnei.
rh front light will bc height oi thrty-fonr feet
ab"ye the s.:i and will bc placed In tower on the
northeast bastion of Fort 3loninlc Tue rear hGht
win t t the height OF iiity-seYen feet above me ss
md viii bc uaced IN a tower on t; margin OF " j nc
Cove" In Tie rear OF F'rt Nc ulrrc, and b distant
about yards from inc iirst c9n. pom OH ir1n5 atn5
ah .nr,,r Th,sc range lights can be seen in clear
weather distance OF ten nautical n,ies; sGss,is
nminr into the harlDr nom sea VIII Keep tbe shs
w i,rri island In range until those on SuiltSans
Island come into range. The courae OF the resss,
will then Ia changed. aud tls ne" rsse ,osionEa 49,
until Fort sumter beacon ftar9 aie w.. ,,,,, ~
en.,s Is thence northm es. hslf west into Reheiloh
Road. or, ,f,a,L.,,ss gn,r,
lInshingfol, h. e., Jul! }, i''2.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-15

SARATOGA, July l3.-Thc first race to-day
was won by Joe Daniels: silent Friend
being second and Wade Hampton third.
In the second race Harry Rt-sctt won
easily. Lttlcton and Victoria made dead
heat for the second place. Time, @ll{.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-15
A Coalition Candidate for Goycrnor of
New York.

New York, july 13.-Therc is talk here
of making Sanford +. Church coalition
candidate for Governor. The Sun hoist> his
name. Greeley is said to favor him over
kiclnan.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-15
As;a,ie Choiera--raomicidc.

New YORK, July ia death from Asiatic
cholera was reported last Wednesday.
\ gang of strikers to-day killed carpcll-
ter who was at work. No arrests have rs
vet been made
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-15

The MEASLES pEpnLEK.---G A. Town
send has hrcn gathering legends Of the
Long Island Pilgrim Fathers" and adds
This Iii to the common stock OF traditional
lore:
""TWa> only bout seventy years ago"
said the driver who carried lis. " hat the
Ea>thanpiun folks undertook 10 .:ct !ic bet
ter III i pcdulrr that come among 'cm with
lllr measles lie WAS smart is Il tislI-hook
and. measles or no measles. he would 20 to
mcrtin' next day, being Sunday, iii order /
hey il understood that he had arriv. Every
body klrowrd him I'll" landlord of the
tavern where thc pcd,lcr stopped, SCI ::
Don't yuil 20 tu mcctn>. man. with them
measles comm aout all over YOU: 'Ncs.
will scr the man: iur. StX hr, ~ trade i il
trade and thri'. is no place like Il rncclin Ia
advertise nolionS. I'll 20 and hear the Word
cypoundcd - And 70 ne did. Now, You see,
the landlord told the people, and says he,
THAT pcddIrr ali hrlk out with mra>lcS,
and ne went 10 church among tho chlldrcn.'
The youlIy men got right da"wn mad. and
made il UP 10 whip the l'cddlcr; but he,
hcarin' tell Of the tcclin, had g"nic over to
southampton. IIaowcvrr, they gave chase,
and TUX him up AMI fetched hlm imck. ana
there hey d,lrkcd him III the hor>c-i"ld.
and id him on Il rail. Well, nanW. WHAT
do YOU think thai pc>ly rcddicr did: lie
sued the town. through Lawyer Aaron Burr.
and rrki>cred $1,000 damages And, hy
George. he gave ninety on 'cln the measles,
and twenty-five died! a trades trade,
SCI hc aS llr left town =
Nv Whal. did they punish the p"ddlcr for"
said the retired capitalist Of % t." for leaving
the nrlstns or going to church! The measles
is a i,,ir swap Tor good many OF these long
SERMONS which will never lei YOU break
out, y
"They thought twan't proper respect,
"tics>," said .lr!u, with wink, Ito dress
liu in "A new suit Of measles 10 so TO worship
in >
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-15

CLEARED FOR LlvERrooL.-Th British bark
Atalanta, Captain Henry, cleared from the
cllSton.houSc OIL Saturday with tobacco for
Liverpool. The shipments were us follows:
30 hogShradS hy Scott Il Clarke, value Sli,-
4Gg; 10 tier"c; 10y John Freeand. value, So
5D2.9j 81 hogshcads by h. {. Gray d Co.,
value. SG,j0O; - hogSheadS and 30 ticrccs
hy W. Hatcher, value. 1880; III hogs
heads and IL ticrccs by John EnderS Son,
raIIIr - tL1.