The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-21

place, where the ueeSsneSo 'saS W. ",
Mr. Keon was about thirty years of age, ana
has held for the past eight years position IN
A. T. Stewards dry goods establishment 10
New York.
Stanley is very modest.
A Baltimore woman has been arrested for
being 6 common scold." Keep it up
Garnet jewelry is becoming very fashion
able.
Lucca collars, cuffs, handkerchief, ETC., are
now the rage.
Ther occasionally find dead Indians on
their fruit trees in Wisconsin.
Bot, candidates for Governor in Maincare
prominent Uniyersalists.
DR.. Dollinger has been made LII. u. by
the Edinburgh University.
A Detroit girl, aged sixteen, of average
height, weighs only 40 pounds.
Brigham Young runs slaughter-house
and meat market.
Ae,onnecticut woman has cheese forty
six years old, and it is full Of life yet.
Gladstone, the British Prime Minister,
recently lostn brother-in.law, Canon Glynne.
There are 5000 colored voters members of
Greeley and Brown clubs in the State OF
Maryland.
Simon Caneron has added three years to
his threeiscore and ten, aud bids fair to reach
octegenarian honors:
A new palace store Oh Broadway, New
York. has been painted a brilliant pea
green.
Bergh, the plucky Moses of the brutas, is
making things lively for the New Iork
Board of Health.
An injured husband, Major McCruith, has
been awarded 700 damages by an Irish
court.
The scholars in Lawrence, Kansas, are
smarting under the instruction OF Mr.
Mustard.
A boy with two tongues is ast0nis hing the
people of Newport, Ind. He should have
been girl.
1t is said that niece of Johann Strauss
runs sewing-nlachine in u boot mandatory
in Easton.
A dry goods clerk of St. Joe, Mo-, has
broken MI engagement with young lady be-
cause she chewed gum
The sun has been so hot in Tennessee that
all the eggs are Matched before they can be
got to MARKET so it rs said.
One hundred thotsand dollars have been
subscribed to found home for iDtrm Epis-
copal clergymen near New York.
A gushing lover ut Long Bniieb recently
presented the object OF his alteration ssath
300 bouquet.
frnost ,"""fellow, the artist, second son
of the poet Longlv!ow, has gone abroad for
study and travel
Rev. Cameron Farquhar McRae, an Ep's-
c6pal minister ut Davidson, hd., uieu h's'
week; aged sixty-one years.
It took tie army worm just two days TO cat
every greet blaaS Fn a twenty-acre helo III
Ashton, ILL.,, last week.
The "last of the Molfesans.' residing at
Montyille, Ct, were Mt the lass SESSION OF the
Legislature made citizens Of efle Mate
1t Is now stated that Page the artist was not 20,
struck with paralysis, but "oVerco'Ne y!
exhaustion" He has recovered.
1be way they muzzle dogs IN mceI .. i tin
Western towns is by placing the muZz!e d.
hind rhG ear and pulling the tr1sser'
,TEs, ,Eto%H Princess Of PRUSSIA oneis
$4,000 for The best essay on the mean OF Gec
tering the condition OF #orkfns-womeA''
George Francis Train sails for Eurol
early next month so bring home his wife and
daughter, who are at present in SwHZeT'
land.
Judge james Johnson, of Georgia, whose
death was reported some days since, has been
reading his obituaries with interest and plea
sure ever since.
Mrs. Carl Schurz and family are making Il
tour of the German watering-places, and ure
everywhere the recipients of distinguished
social courtesies.
1t is stated that the Grand Duke of Hesse
Darmstadt is about to contract a morganatie
marriage with an opera-dancer. His High
ness is sixty.four years old.
England alone uses no less than 81, 900 tons
of old rags every year in the manufacture OF
paper, representing money value of about
S3,5O0,000.
The people of Buxton, Me-, emulous OF
their Boston brethren, are constructing q
coliseum in which to celebrate their centen
nial anniversary.
The farmers of Minnesota are securing
their crops in excellent shape, and will have
not less than 20,000,00O bushels of surplus
wheat to put In the market.
Miss Sallie Shannon, the belle of Kansas.
to whom Alexis took tremendous shine, is
to be married in September to st. Louis
gentleman.
A Chicago belle dropped her chignon on
the street the other day, and III less than two
minutes ayellow dog had shaken it into NOR
tar-stifening.
Ned Buntline knows his business. He has
commenced writing "rebel archives" to sci
10 the Republican party in 1876. He say:
they will make a feller's hair stand right up
The st. Louis street-cars are made sloping
They she'd rain freely, and are broad enough
at the bottom to give play to the enormous
feet Of the females.
Little boy, can so through to the riverT
politely asked fashionally lady
perhaps so; a load of hay went through
this morning" was the horrid reply.
The San Francisco papers are still pitching
into Edith O'GormaD, the q Escaped Num-
They say her miraculous conversion ha:
taught her neither modesty nor manners.
One store in Paris, ..Lu Belle Jardtniere,'
employs 800 women; the most skilled
are paid Sl.40 per day, the commoa seam
stresses 80 cents per day.
A Nashville paper says there was neyel