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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

ASr On all saIss Of Real Estats made bsttrcess
the 1stoI Lanugry and last Of June hte tGFesJcra
the prssfnt year haze to bspGtd blythe psrchdsers
On ailsnles made bet,oeen tie 1st of last
.of year TIE sasss hass to be paid blythe sefse.
fThis custom was adopted about nffesiI years ago:
by allthe real estate agents In Richmond, and APP
plies to Richmond aud gicinity.l 5s
FRANCIS u. FSBELL, 1O A. M, at Ne. 406 emf
FRANKLIN street, household ands Kitchen fHsnf-
ture.. 80 s$9st ssssssgtSss
w. GODDIE P. NJ, brick store and dwelling on
the. cast side. OF Brook avenue near 70 Leigh;
street - -
,,BRoNAuGH 4 TAYLOR, l2 n, little farm. for
Ieasesata auction on Coai-Ph turnpike, IN Ebas-s
torfeItf county. q
!GRUBBs, 4 WILLIAMS, s p. IL, building Iot ON
the west side. of Fifth betweea: Cary ana Canal
I streets. 5, ~ ~
RICHARDSON & CO., p. IT. 100 building 0ts sn
the pRA Of Howard's Gr0fe. ~
COOK 4 LAUGHTON, 10k A. r., clothing fur
nisflnS goods, notions, saoes, fancy goods, sc. &
THOMAS w. KEEsEE, 10 A. n, household furni-
" turoL &c. If 49, 5siss !, 49,
iR. 8. ANDERSON q co., 10 A.-,E.. groecrinr 90. B
iBXERJaY e POWELL 10 A. Mat their stcress
gelsorai assortment Of aIntspre. ~ ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

ROLL OF HONOR AT THE RICHMOND HIGH
ScHooL.-The following is list Of the pu-
pills on the roll Of honor at the Richmond
High-School for this week: Junior Glass
Alice Coghlan, Sallie Cosby, Alice Ezekiel,
Jennie Fox, Mary Nowlin, Lucy 81. Pow
ers, Fannie N. R. Potts, Ida Ragland,
Blanche 4. Turner, Rachel Van Wort,
Henry Houchins, Alex. Schaap, J. Parker
Stith. intermediate Class Annie B. Pace.
Senior Class Mary E. Fox, Julia r. Hen
ming, Meta krause, Ada VI. Lee, Sue Nc
William, Daisy Murray, Charles n. Aayes,
William G. Pulliam. Attendance for the
week, ninety-three per cent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

Runaway AccIDESr.-Day before yester-
da-y afternoon horse hitehsd to buggy
III which Mr.. Heclit was riding, took irighs
near the old steam sugar yetlnery at hatk.
etts, and ran away. Nr. Hechf was thrown
out and painfully injured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

OuCk WoRk.-The schooner Horatlss!h !hh-
OILS. 2g1 tons. which was cleared 5ons sAfnrs
day by Mg Gervas. StoFrs, .ageaS Of! !tns
Canneiton. Goal Company was Iesetdl by
Mr. L. Rsanond, agent Of the, Giasapea&e
and Ohio, Railroad Company, att tiasr daiaes
River U;,fass; i'm six hoaSs. Fl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

PLEA FOR Mr.. STEPHENs.-The Colum-
bus tGa.l Enquirer has this moving appeal
IN behalf Of Hon. Alexander II. Stephens ::
" Mr. Stephens is poor now, and we regret
u Know that he is burdened to support
many dcad-bcats, which must be serious
matter matter with him at the present low ebb Of
LIS finances. 1t is said that whenever court
assemblies in Crawiordville the judge and
hnoN OF The bar put up with Mr. Stephens,
a., r'!u 'htre is a lot OF hangers-on in his estab-
iSAiIent that get Il living out OF him."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

A RELIc.-Mrr.J. S. Angel, Of Eaasrza,
Falls, dug up 81 curious old pipe from AN,
indian grave in, the vicinity OF the Falsssa
few days ago, and has forwarded ! 1t to- tssis'
office. It was Iass doubt the property of.se
chief who has :0ng since gone to the HAnny
Huuting-G Grounds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

BLIsm SrAGGERs. white nan, Esannedd
Willimn, Hinn was fosa,d gby q Gsipraa man
on S.anrgsy night on shet tstreet atttassvere
case os,baind staggers He.wssssasea 70 Tue
stathn.hofse, where he: reeeisadi ths neces'
sargattsntion and f.nalN recovered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

STORE RoBBED.-On Saturday morning, as
the officers were putting out the street lamp
liphts. they heard the ra,tling OF broken
glass, and upon discovery, found that she
Window Of Mr.. Tignor's gun store bad been
smashed, and about ten dollars worth OK
goods stolen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

I have Analysed tho wnIsKEy known under tho
brand Of B. sELRcT," !" controlled BY hessrs. WAL
TER d. .BLAI8 G CO., Richmond Va. and and IL
rRRR FROM Fusn OIL and other impurities, And
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pus-5
poses-J.. B.. ACCAw, II. D., lsto Professor of
Chemistry, Medical College OF Virginia 3, Is,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

DrsrA7cH PRrKrIEG-Housr.--In ordcr 20 meet
the eonstantlE inereasins demands Of our trade We
have added . well-selected assortment Of nEw 4
TYrB, which, together with our improved Ma.
cnIHnR1 and sxILFuL NEcHAHIcAL TALENyr
warrant us IN guaranteeing the VERY BEST cLAsB
OF WORK ut moderate figures and In tho most cxlpc~
ditious manner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

DEHoNsTRATOR OF ANATOMY ELR1TED.-
DIR. George w. West was elected demon
strator OF anatomy Of the Medical College
OF Virginia, and DR.. ii. d. Taylor was
elected assistant demonstrator hS the faculty
Of that institution on Saturday night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

CnNy1cTs RECEVED.--The following COM
victs were received Saturday from Lynch
burg: Betty Jones lnegfol grand larceny,
three years judy Flood negro, same
offence and same term
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

CusVoM. tasnd-suade) WORK to order, and guars
antssd TO at Repairing neatly done by ~ ,,,:
BoscHHE q BRorHHH,
sos and 81 / Broad streeS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

sroSE.( (,uTrBRs DIscHARG addi.
tsonaI stone-catters were discharged from
the Old Dominion Granite egks an satur-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

81; Inc warning is given that the counter
,eisefS ,iss Will endravor to Hood the country
a., "Nh counterfeit fractional currency during
s. ue next week or ten days, while the rrear
eoi! co;! s proposing 70 send out the silver
w or. Edward v. Valentine, the sculptor,
T1 IN Baltimore riday, and yisited Mayor
tha ia'ioi M at the City Ball, In connection with
'D' pfoiI'sed Statac 10 Johns Hopkins,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

-, ,E4STEE.-La>t Monday was very generally
op>efVed i. the Easter holiday among the
"'l9red population, who know nothing OF
e'cle'iastlcal moons, and with whom full
moon E. Is 4 fall moon, whether it falls on
l. nlluay or Saturday. Some Of the schools,
~ NE near, also closed, under the impression
ulat Easter Sunday fell on the 9TH Tide
~4ter hadex Of F,iday.
Nonday was observed as Easter holiday
mere mere by few. An old darky, being told
t'.N hcwas keeping tie wrong day, was
.Iato 10 say: :" All, dat's some oh de white
tH'As t tricks to- oiool de nigger out OBJ dis holi-
aAy. Dey can't fool dis chile. Million IN.
~ Chronicle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

i Ccmaos CoUNSiL.-The regnhs semi:
mos6hly meeting OF the Common Council
wl be held this afternoon at S oeesock II
tlse Council chamber, Washing ton Hall
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

CogcsRT To-NIeHE To.night s0Resss
viii he given by NE Tyrolese Sing and
Vyari,sers In their national costume ats lsaen-
ner,s Spring Park. u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

REArTTFuI. saturday was q bright, beau
tifnl dew, and the ladies were out IN fuA
force shopping, ste.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

suAaErgL.--Some villain haa broken ON
the right lapel os the coat Oh tho Clay statue
In the Capitol Square. Ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

.s7IEET-MusIc.-Tsuyy your aheet t-fnusic from c.
toHSsTos. o1 1S Main street BE has the laFgsas rn4
bes. stock in the, city. Teachers one thirdon Mn-
siea instruments of every kind very cheap Yio;is-s
banjo, and guifar-trfugs always On hand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

SAW AoExI BY having your printing done at tie 4
DIsPATcH PRIKTIEc-HoUsI. Good work, Ion =
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

IT IS CoRcRDzD by all smokers that W1aTs
LOCKS ,MoDnL CIGARs are the best for son eeatS
Tor sale sve1ywhero. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

RUSTIC BASKETS, RUSTIC FLowlR-roTs, RTE
TIC NAsEs-eomething unique and new--as NoR-.
roA,ss corner Main and Reservoir atreets sI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17
STATISTICAL REPORT

was adopted:
Notto,oay Chavcn-Theodoric Pryor, D.
D.. pastor. Elders, 6; deacons, S; added
on examination, 8; on certificate, 8; total
communicates, $50; baptized, adults and
infants 9; children in Sabbath schools and
Bible classes, so; contributed to sustena,
ton, $50; evangelistic work, S25; inyalid
fund. S3S: foreign missions, $106; educa-
ton, S2S; publication, 1928; presbyterlai,
s15: pastors salary actually pald), 500;
congregational purposes, F26.7S; miscelia-
neolls, SIT.
Namo,ene Church,. d. Dudley, pas
tors. Elders, 4; deacons, 2; cominunlcah.;s
added on examination, /; total coHhluhi-
cants, 81; number of baptized non-comnlu- H
nicants, 10; children in Bibie-ciass ana sun
day-school, IS; amount contributed 70 s;:s, :s,
tentation, S.; evangelistic work, 20; lnYalo
fund, $40; foreign missions, rs; eoucaslon'
s5; publication, IS; presbyterian, %; pas
tors salary paid, 1928; congregational, Slo )
miscellaneous, 81.
Norfolk First Church George D. Arms
bury, D. D., pastor. Elders, 4; deaeons, 2,
communicates added on examination, II !;
on certificate. g.; total, 1853; baptized adnits,
8: infants, 8: number OF baptized nom
commandments, 12O; children in Sabbath
school and Bible-class, 426; contributed 10
s,istentation, $3.50; eyangelistic work, S262
invalid fund, $55; foreign missions, S234 ),
education, S74; publication, $55; presby-
terial, sac; pastors salary paid, $2,25o;
congregational purposes, 81, ,476; miscella-
neolls, ,S63.
Norfolk 8econd--Re n. M. Woods pas
tor Elders, 5; deacons, g.; communicates
added on examination, Is; on certificate, 5;
total communicates, l89; baptized, adults
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

& GREEHHousE- AND BRppING-PLANTs.-ixIar xIaryss
stock and fne assortment at JOHN MoE1oTs, sssdn
audsReeervoih stsests. sf, &
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

SILVER. SALE, now in progress at 1906 Mas1
street, concludes Tuesday night, April 8.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

f1a,nrv for May aud Bazar for this week
received from j, 4. EHyscn, ia Main
street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

Why do the ladies like BRAIsRzD q ARM
sTRoNc:s sPooL-siLKp Becausei 1t u naade 20 su!t
the ladies'. sE,s.., t@yt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

Lee' Memorial The subcommittee Of
the Lee Memorial fund win meet 1T The
Central House tonight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

DIAEoRA,,W WARD, and other CHOICE BRANDs Of.
ToBACcos for sale Wholesale and retail at Z. WHIT
Locx,s,14zs Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

WHAT THE GOVERNOR DID or SATURDAY.
The Governor on Saturday offered 800 re-
ward for the apprehension OF Cornelius
alias Doctor Coggins, indicted in Campbell
county for murder, and who has eluded
arrest.
He pardoned George Finley (coloreD
sentenced August Sd, 1875, to twelve
months Imprisonment in Rockbridge coun-
ty jail for house breaking and larceny, on
the recommendation OF the jury, Common
wealth's attorney, and many leading citi-
zens OF that county, and upon medical tes-
timony showing the prisoner to be SO dis
eased that his life depends upon his release.
RE8RGAN1zAT1oE OF COMPANY Doom
pany D, First Virginia regiment, was re-
organized on Saturday night, and the fol-
lowing officers elected r. If. Taylor, cap
tain; S. b. Witt, first lieutenant; r. B.
Berkeley, second lieutenant; j. F. Gregory,
first sergeant; Charles Angle, second ser
geant; John Il. Num-, third sergeant; John
w. Totty, fourth sergeant; Henry Roberts,
fifth sergeant; ". B. Nahoney, ensign l..
e. Franck, .quartermaster; John w. Dob
son, first corporal; j. j. Craig, second cor
poral; D. C. Elicit, third corporal; & P.
Gregory, fourth corporal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17
AUcTIoH SALES THIs DAY.

,BRAIssRp 4 ARxsrRoSG make she popular
YpaOL-SILK. Tryit. ls7 81 & gssse "a;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

Nhstings Coart The April terlnsoi this
eolrtsbegins to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

THE GRAND CARNIVAL To-NIGHT.-To-.
night number Of ladies OF Grace Episco-
pail church, assisted by several OF their
friends, will give an entertainments at the
Virginia Opera-House, which from its mo-.
velty alone will doubtless attract avery
large audience. 1t will be grand carnival
of all nations-a sort OF fair, and yet there
will be no tables; but in place OF the tables
there will be tents representing different
nations-French, Chinese, Gipsy, Spanish,
sc. These tents will be presided over by
ladies in costume. In the gypsy tentoae OF
the most attractive young ladies Of Rich
mond will be the fortune-teifer,, and Of
course she will beweH patronized Z Among
the lady managers OF the carniyaIare Mrs.
r. A. Brander, Mrs. General, Bradley IL
johnson, Mrs. M. Belle Dobbins and MIS-
Captain William A. Jenkins. .;.....
The managers hope that the contrib tons
for the Carnival Will be brought Ia early to-
day. t@as t-aat tlsF@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

TsrTNa RAR1.Y s,ss 4 s!
10 Tssfsa, dissss al sss lle' ssie
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

Fourth Days Sessien...Asliournm
WHAT THE PRESBYTERIAN PASTORS RE
GCEryE AS sALARIEs-rkPoRTANT AMEND
sNENT TO CONSTITUTION pASsED-oyER-
TURE To THE GENERAL AssEABLY-IE-
TEREsTING sTATIsTTCALRE LREPoRT-ABoUT
TIE ENVELOPE sYsTEH-TRrAL SERMON
OF REV. A. :. GRovRn-THAKKs-AD-
J0URNNENT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

TnUEKs, YALIsEs, AND. SATcHsLs reduced To-
yery low prices at BoscHEHs, Broad street. s..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

BUCKINGHAM COAL AND IRON COMPANY
The stockholders OF the Buckingham Coal
and Iron Company met pursuant to adj
jounment and organized their company un-
der their very liberal charter, granted by
the last Legislature, by electing d. s. Cook,
OF Virginia, A. L. Williams Of Michigan,
Thomas Bond and Sidney Cornell Of New
York, and Fl. C. Parsons Of West Virginia,
directors; who elected A. L. Williams,
president; II. C. Parsons, rice-president
and general manager; Thomas Bond, Sec
retary and treasurer.
Nearly double the minimum amount OF
cash subscription has already heen received,
and large amount OF mineral land has been.
rendered as subscription to the capital
stock OF the company.
The purpose OF this company is to start q
movement OF iron ore from Virginia to the
Ohio River furnaces, and as q necessary con-
sequence the building Of furnaces both at
the ore-mines and the eoal-mines Of West
Virginia; and il the connection between
Buchanan and Clifton. Forge and an ulti-
mate rail connection OF the iron district
with Richmond is made, great iron-manl-
featuring interest for Richmond and, the
James River valley may be expected:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17
REPORT

WEAI HEN "H'' WV
r.,.c S.ryRpAr was clear, cool,
s':1 va. ;,,yy,rg SATURDAY: 6 4. NJ, 50 ;
1HsFNrtSS ~. !. ~. -; 5 ?. NJ, -; 8 z.
!, :, " %: n,i'nj@h', 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

SLIRrrRsi TIES, AED BUsKIEs In great variety
at BoscH8N's- 8 % and 5I1 groad street. q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17

collected FOR sustentation, $1,000; for evan!
geiistic labor, 1868; invalid fund. se27:
foreign missions, 81, 900; education, s2.14i:
publication, S599; presbyteriaf purposes,
sS7l pastors salaries paid, $25, ,2O1 COM.
gregatioual So, ,38x; miscellaneous, 81 ,354.
Number Of licentiates, 4; candidates for
the ministry, 8; ministers, %; churches,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-17
AIL .hs styles Of spr.ng .noss II anlea,s.
eoAr TIRs, for tender feet, At GRIea's.
sLrrrsRs AND REwroar TIES at arrae's. q

Go.ro.GRIGs's, Tenth and llain streets, fsr i
spring shoes. lssft1 "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
AN ARTIFICIAL ICE RINK.
mon, n, 4u,1.an REGISTER Cpuri.)

Prof. Gamgee's real ice rink is the latest
novelty In town The GIaciarum, which covers super
fetal area OF 900 square feet has just been opened az
the Old Chelsea Clock House. London; and although az
nresent ia use limited 10 the members OF couple or
private clubs s has been obtained by the professor
win soon be opened to the public. st, rinko-mania
"a undoubtedly dying out, and In short time we
asphalte and concrete ones altogether Strange
as h must sound, IL Is nevertheless fact, that
tbe nrofcssor makes his Ice by steam power and at
very small cost sulphurOus acid Is Brst condensed to
IjGud then allowed TO expand IN slight Vacuum and
10 hnaly passed into refrigerator. mixture OF gycer-
inc and water is then by means OF tho reirgerator
hrougbt down to a temperature OF about 2O' below
The Zee Which X makes preserves, aud renews Both
.he snphurous acid aud the gycerine are returned TO
a. that the only expense attending the manulae-
t ~ ice Il the cost VI the acid and glYcerne ana tue
fuel 10 work the nngne which conaenses the acid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23

The German mind is sometimes very quick lex
70 reach conclusion. Illustrating the opposite OF thls
reark Mr. Ferguson told Hans OF the German VINO SAT
1000 years ayely eonteppatIs ms toes ana . zen
nodines the matter with them" Hahl" said Hans
oueky, "HOw l cot you there. IL vas tam lie. 10
man eer leGed Tree pousand years. heyf fOa must ph
crazy"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23

Beethoven's Ninth symphony the occasion when tina
cornerstone the Wagner Theater laid: " You SEQ
now what good general can do with his army"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23

State and they had nearly 10000 in 1874, Harrison
will be beaten We're it not for the existence of this
third-party heresy, Indiana would be as sure Re-
publican State this year as Maine. E.v.S
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-26
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS..
Business Transacted by the BOaEx
This Morning.

The Board met in regular session, al
the members present and Presided
Bell in the chair.
The following were adopted:
Resolved, That the matter ofimproya
ment, by bowldering Collard street, from
Front street northward, be referred fsR
report to Committee ON IMPROVEMENTS
"Resolyed, That the Secretary OF tirs
Water-works be authorized to draw thA
warrant for payment Of interest on
Water-works loans for s10,500, payable
August 2, 1915, and pay the same. re.
ceiving the coupons, and alter cancel
ling the same to file them with v0ucht
ers," &c.
"Resolved, That the COMMITTEES On
Improvements report to this Board az
to the advisability of recommending 10
The City Council to lease lot on George
street belonging to the city purchased
tor police purposes"
The Committee ON Claims, to whom
was referred the claims OF VIM. FL. Nor
ris, reported adverse to the same. Re-
port adopted.
The following was adopted:
Resolved, That the matter of the
accommodation of the Little Miami Razls
road in its approach to the Newport
Bridge and an opening to travel Eggie-
ston avenue from Pearl to Front street,
be referred to the Committee on RIii-
roads, to report by resolution or othsE-
yise."
Adjourned.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-26
THE RED PLAGUE

orders fr-em Head Sitting
K~M SEI1A AAEEEe-HRaIza PrePara-
xEsAs-
.BF Amfsr;iEzn F-e= Ass1aizzim ID Ehz STAR
CE1cxGQ. July &-An order WAS Is
snsH Grum SbEr5aEr's Headquarters yes
1sr1HE afternoon directing Mckenzie,
w11h SIX sump pzniss BT Ihs Fourth Cav
1hly, Id lHHFs GHmp IN rhs Indian Terri
aurF 4n1 arDgee1 ID the Red Cloud
Agency, M EFewsnf Rny further escape
al Ibs lnilEEUs I'd nun tie Northern nos
Iba TErEITsrE h.E rWD companies Of Artll-
Bsry trEm the EEsa-
A special ETzm Helena, Montana SAYS
n CROW seBUI tllngs 10 The new Crow
AGENCY EbR 4D-1RNzEg important nts1Ii-
gHnsRz
Si11I1rg BuLI, with three Thousand wHr-
ritEr:s, bIlRs5sr5ng pi 0SzllAs, Bed Cloud
anH AassuzrI RIVER Agencies Of ths
SIOUX AnAgEh8Hs ana Gheysnnes, were
Bnramgsr IN rise Tempo Village Lodge.
;EnA wsll 1rrr1flsE rn THE 2Rsebnd River.
I'M MEmBEnE. 5Dr1E miles sAsE Of F0rg
smith. ArEEr The bAEC8R with Custer
n+ sHllDwsH 1hH retreat ng 50rCes ei
gSlaitgn 10 seSErs = PBsiliBn stronger
than rEn1 TN EhH Little Ss- HOrn- IL Is
n.sD EEpBrre1 lKRE lame Kn.f j. on ms
wHv, wuln 1Ersan 6UBtrsn ChsysIDss,
LID bBn tns IDE1EEs, eBl-1nsn1 Of success,
ABh Warning sE.Erly 1Dr the troops Il
uGlg;h an thar sZ-ungnDl2s-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-26
THE EXPLORER


Lands VESTGeaf- Rm& n New Ksnxse
of People DEssnr~xsaf~
BY American Rrsss AssgGiaE1nm ssia STAR
NEw YORK; July "A EsralH esRals
special lram Lanfdm annaGness GhH us-
eeipt Gf dfspatEfes frum tina Afrhrun
Explorer StaHIaY. wira tnE nga prgEiiuuuz
lY been heard fram SINCE IunA, ES7sa.
The StsalsY dispatches Gre eanHHhnsd i'm
five IsStsrs, and give descriptions qs 1bs
country and StanIaYsx fI4riEex wings
Que letter daEEG Jgls "a TS'sa, sriariizsn
att Marghfmf Island Lake WBE1ariia, Nv
anna, daacriAes Eha EaYagg hrunn ElanE
MsEesasS rarritarY s@ ute naraferu end
of ths lake, during which tine zar1y mar
rawIY escaped masskGrg 1F Efa m9Elrn-
sruus natives Of BmnnnRrh TsaErLA. an
the western side al Glft8 kRkaA Rl4 sxpz-
diti0n was sawed mum Ga4s5ruEEiiIn tF
the courage Of Stanley and mis- nEllEssgssrs
ana by tita efaoEfxe Usa az tina ssr1EzriEE1r
arms. While ON tine Lake several s1Erlns
were encuUnteresI AMI GtzF v@uT azslr-
rowIY ese,lpaat desEruetimn nm Erair rEil
eanass>
Tha second DaErsr~ danad August In
1slS detaiIs the reHIlrm qf una GKuGstIllIEn
acnuss the Lake. wlal SdEnssT aTfiari1Hf
severe pUnishmalrE an U1a Bll8lkareih sEK-
ages, and menklGns GEhar Gxgi1laI4g muE-
dentX-
The next Iettar, dRtssf EsnERrF- 1S7R.
written frQm k&wIfg;A, Gn tina t1rE1iiEE,s
frum UMYoru, desenihess SulaIegsz mIart.sn
trom King MstRssksF Capfssl RErass Eihs
country To tha eRsrarn s1arH aia Lnlk1R Al
bert, NYanES az EIts4 1asst nj n EurSEs
army composed Of his avn harER and zlhz
spearsmGn oil UryHmdsz-
Stanley twice urRxeEszf tina guI1srY
of the K2hharegR GTnf vfizifad hun dhIl
not naKlgate LAEa AI1art,, &Yanzza. E.A
inst explGrsG the regum aaCwGsm lGnlsEsss
VIctorfR and A11erG, NYaIzR. He
also explored the mGuartHim GRuEnsrun5R
and disc0xarad alnang fEx hixh uulimnh.
. pGle-lsIaad trils wihn hfllxlfiR u, nrrm.-
ing q dltferelE rxGa az naaple nrInn rlte
yiack-SlfiMnad daHrizaua af me 1DxiAnmE
piacea- Sutnlar eifnisaans una hEngE m
iet al Lake AIhers,, KYsaz;R. an wnIfih lns
|enanmptd with his xnnHF. Kazzri5EH GsuIg
in hanar at tina FrinGaHs IL KlnRElknti tils
regal h1usa..
The neXr ahtar, dsi1at Murqih III. 1x1h
ia rum kanfrmduM and dlEsslnrilsss Eiiis
final departure nium GnXHnRn and az
pBtnahnQns at ntlsH kgQaE1 RNsIr-
The hhast naHnar On dssEast an z hErlna
i'm UMyammlree1A, April - nE1R. and
maren toward UIltiN mum wllldh nailns
na proposes u9 naKhE1 lakx Alaasir.
SYanza he wEa tifan aaszesn easExT
march fram Uiiil, amaIE zu9ahist WAN
men and msalsss and all In gBH1 hs,l1sh-