The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-11
personal Notes.
Pronounce it Dorsh'mcr.


Senator S. B. Conovcr has withdrawn from
the gubernatorial contest in Florida.
Several treasury clerks are going to Lon-
don on the syndicate business.
Mrs. Stowe has not made over $2S, 900, all
told, off "Uncle TOMS Cabin"
General Robert e. Lees portrait is to be
hung in the Texas Senate.
General Banks says all the railroad presi-
dents are Democrats.
All that DR.. Holmes has written hasn't
brought him $4,000.
The President has appointed Sampson P.
Bayly, of Virginia, to be United States con-
sui at Palermo.
j. David Guarin has been recognized by
the President as consul of the United States
of Columbia at San Francisco.
Maximiian F. Bouzand has been appoint
cd by the President assayer in charge OF the
United States mint at New Orleans.
Commodore Vanderbilt is now restricted
to seeing his relatives, and to but little con-
verSation with them. ........i. Fl.
Ireland's gifted son, Father Tom Burke,
has returned to his native land after long
visit to the Eternal City.
Mrs. At. Stewart will soon return from
Europe, whittier she went to escape beg
ging letters. a~ - ..'aA
1t is probable that the President will be
in Washington for a day or two in the early
part of this week, though it is not abso-
lutely certain.
1t may be true that Parson Brownlow has
experienced religion, but he stills refers to
Democracy rs sthis nefarious, God-for-
saken, hell-deserying old party"
Speaking Of honest, ugly Blue Jeans Will
lianls, an Indiana correspondent says that
his mouth was put on warm and ran all
over the lower part Of his face before it set.
Blaine, who has been for some time at
enmity with the Lowell statesman, is going
down to Massachusetts, to heal old wounds
and to speak for Butler. ..-.
Hon. Caleb Cushing, United States Min
lister to Spain, arrived ut New York on
Thursday in the steamship France from
Hayrc.
Mrs. Darlington concurs in Bishop Whip
pies pacific policy towards the Indians.
She says she'd drive 'cm right into it, and
drown 'em all.
:. The Campbells are Coming" at last! It
is stated in some OF the English newspapers
that the Princess Louise, Marchioness OF
Lornc, shortly expects to become mother.
DR.. Schleimann was on the 9th of August
in Mycena, the ancient capital of Argos, in
Greece, famous for its Pelasgian remains,
where he intended to prosecute for some
months his archaeological researches.
William E. Moore, special agent of the
Treasury, has prepared Il statement, which
will soon be made public, and which he
thinks will show that eX-Secretary Bristow
Il II :
his (Bristow's) own nomination at Cincn-
natl.
The carved stones over the grave of John
Buuyan, whose remains for nearly two hun
dred years past have rested in the Bunhill
Fields Nonconformist burying-ground, will,
unless steps are speedily taken, become
almost unrecognizable.
1t is stated in one OF the English papers
that Captain Tyler, who came to this coun-.
try couple Of years ago to report Oh the
Erie railway, intends to walk over the whole;
OF the Great Western railway, from Bristol
to Exeter, on tour OF inspection.
Mrs. Tilton supports herself by giving
music lessons She lives in quiet way in
BROOKLYN with her mother, and has no So
clety to sneak off,; Bessie Turner is in des-
titute circumstances in the neighborhood Of
New York. She has the ability to act as
teacher or goyerness, but her services are
not in demand. 4ns .s.s4
Viscount Grimstpn, the son and heir OF
the Earl of Verulam, is at the Brevoort
House. His father wears the title of the
''greatest, wisest, meanest of mankind"
but the family are in nowise descended from
Lord Bacon. Their claims to the affinity
rests onthe fact that the grandmother OF the
first Earl of Verulam was the stepdaushtcr
OF Sir Nicholas Bacon, X. =. This is Gu
riolsly hike our own Pierrepont'S descent
from the Earls OF Kingston
J, SALT LAKE, UTAH, September S.-The
Emma Mine was sold to-day by the United
States marshal to satisfy Judgment obtained
in the Third District Court by the New
York Loan and Indemnity Company, and
T. w. Park against the Emma Silver Mining
Company Iimited) It was purchased by
Charles g. Lincoln for S144, 1924. After
the time allowed for redemption has elapsed
work will probably be resumed BY T..iW.
Park, the purchase by MIR. Lincoln being
on behalf OF that gentleman: tLt e 4
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