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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-10-15
&Hnitlihe G0elteine.

@enn aud bis auf ben bsutissn Ias
nod feline einisermassn besrdnpste 6pTs
nuns porltsst ben SOblenfoT ais Dias
mant su ~fryfaaifrsn une ipmit ben 8Ss
Mig Der Gpelfetne tinfli9 bersulels
len, In es rp9 ben Gbsmifern sslun9sn,
bic pertbpollsn galaaen &ubin unp
Sapbir perart aus ibrsn SGmsl;tisssln
b%ersprseben au lafen, ras bic Gr;susni6e
Der &unf nit ocnen Der Natur In ieper
Se;isbuns libsreinitimmen. Der tisf,
blaus Sapbtsr etrnlp pobl. wte rer ROTH
iasinGnpe 9utin, ine. ME bic GsmiI9e
Mnalyis parsetbau Bat nibts anesrss
ale flyitaqifirts Sbunerpe, Der Elm flsiner
@ebalt an Gbrpm bic rptbe, eine Spur
Don Sobalt unp Gbrom bic blaue larbs
perleibt rpdbrsne refine f~ryifaqifrte Ibpns
erpe pbne Die Seimiibuns fdrbsnrsr
Wetaqpryce ais i%psenanuter eeler 30
runp rem Diamant an Sdrte unp Sian;
pom alien ibrissn Gpsllcinen am ni9fen
itsbt. Da nun Die Ibprsrpe Der DENT
i6sn Sebanpluns ni6t pisielbe Dart.
nidisfsit entsesenleBt, ME Der Soblsns
itoff fir ben bis isst psrsr Elm sseisnes
ties IufiSlunssmittel nod Elm Wstbpps
ssfunpen wuroe Jpn piamantartis auf
Ietnsn Yerbinpunsen absuibneipen, 70
fam IS nur auf Die ri6tissn Ssriu@s an,
Die lbpnsrpe CUR specialization a. brin
gen. Den 6ranscIen 6remy unp Sell
sslaus ss nun, rur9 3ulammsnl8mel;en
BON Gbon unp Mennissn in src6en Mens
gen unp lanssrss @libsn Der Mahe In
sssisnstsn Sefen nab Dem Abfdblen
pra6tpoQ fritaaifrte farblpie 8orunpe
su srbaltsn unp rur6 ben 3ulas Don
ppppslt1romlaursn Rail- opsr 8obalt
8utins unp Sarpbire 81 ersislsn. Die
Der afacsmie ~ paris porselsstsn finif.
li6en Nubine unp Sapbtre batten inss
ssiammt Elm @swi&t Don msbrersn 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-10-15

5errn; letpet uno terbst pte fe fir pte
aaerretnfte unO pte aQsrbeilisfe SADIE.
$50 ipabrlt1 rperpe ni6t su eub
lassn: glut senus III fur Selus Gbrifus
perso1sn rporcen feline Geince BADEN es
bic CUR usberidttisuns %setrunfen ; boFst
a!io, penn aud nidt auf ibre Grmipuns
Nstn, bic Msnib"a baben nod INNER
Ourft; Der rpsldsr Elm WS reer bon
Infans seweisn, miro ME su ibnsn ia
gen: So tn senus. Sie BADEN es
sei&pcren bic 8irde su pertbeioissn
fe percen fort u.fort iblassn Obne Grbars
men, obne Hubm, 100 INNER fe elmer
Sttrne besesnen, bic NIT benz Sissel res
Srsu3es be;etdnet 1T. Die arn,sn 5bps
rem /! fe wtGen ss ni&t pat pas 0erf
Gottes unter BEN S@ldsen pes Weni&en
ntmmsrmebr unterssbt unp ras fts, rpdbs
rsno he pte Steine 3erftreuen poaen, ben,
Bau letner 5dnpe nur bsrrlt&ere 8ers
bdltntils unp cine srSbere Geetsfett pers
l@aHen |! Nstn, cure Hi&ter rperpen eu&
feline 0nace su Sbetl rperpen lai1en, Ibon
retsen fe ibre 1iser unb 9Smen bur&
9unser ~ Corn. @te Die &no9sn pss
SsnattIS percsn aud bic eurtsen unter
ibren mSrcerii&sn 3dbnen ssrnalmt rpers
osn. NdrtYrer Seius Gbritt, frsust su1,
berettet eu& Dor rur4 @ebet auf bic
Stunpe ees srOsrn Samples; Soft miro
nit eu& iein unp sud erbeben ibsr ale
Iur@t. 0ir tperesn 3sussn lein cures
l~cpesfampfeS; mir tpsrpen suiubeln
euerem Irtumpbe; mir rpsrpsn fromm
euer Slut uno pie fofbaren Stiide eurer
@ltscer Iammeln; unp Id rperps i'm
@runc metneS 5trsens paS Wort pfererS
bplen, cas i& eu@ ;userufen, ais i6 In
cure Wttte trat: Gre Gbre
eu& ieltse WdrtYreL bic Ses
us Gbrtfus fGr 10 drets err
aatet bat m etnesN m n 8
10 tllen letben uno ferben su
. iirfen. 0eB m IT, b m arm n
SdneeJ ben etne@ ere1ti9z
fett fern pom Sample bdlt."
Uni, IertuQian beaab i1, na6csm sr
ii6 nod einmal cen Setennsrn su Sisen
seporfen, purb bic Wense bincur6 pie.
Der btnpes. BE auseinanpsrpib, UNI ibr
bincurd ibreiten 81 lalIsn !; fein Wurren
purpe psrnsbmlib,. 10 sros mar ras
Staunen Der Wdtter une Der Anpslsus
ben. pel@e bic Wa6t pislss Wortss, Dem
ni6tS 3u rpieeerfteben psrmobte, ibsrs
triltiset bat. Die Wirtyrsr 1astsn
punperbar setrSiiet gott Danf, ais bate
CT ibrsn sinen BON leinen Gnssln s%sianet,
UNI ie I'm 9efdnsniHe beimsuIu&en.
0iuta Dor Aasm fiblte Elm nod rrin.
senperes 8erlansen In f& aua 9tsbe gun,
ldben GrlSler IN ferben, unc fonnte itt
ai&t entbaltsn aussurufen ; - fumme
re&t BALI, eu Stunpe pes srOsen
& ampes o! m56te man uns rod jest
sIei& tn's ampbttbeuter fabren
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-10-15

losrammsn unp seisteu ale Giaeni6afs
ten Der natirliden, iorpobl mas rie 5arbe,
ets 5drte unp Ger @lan;. ole ipi3if1Ges
9sritt unc rptii9es 8erbalten anbes
traf.
gst Der Ssabeituns BON Ssiten Der
Stetnl6neicer rpurnsn rte aenan nters
tanftlttsn S:etne ebenfp bart ssfunhen.
wte cie natirliten unc Oft lclbf barter; ne
GRIFFIN Die beit,n Sdleiffeine BON aebdr>
tetem Stobl an. GrbiBt man einen e1ten
retnen neutrality-suspicious. @laben, 10 pirt
er beim Gtfaltsn fartlps, taun aber
fdrbt er f4 mad unp mad grim unp er<
lanst parauf feline %uriprinsli6e rctte
Sarbe tpteeer. San; baGelbe 9erbalten
seistsn bic finflihen 8ubine Der 5errers
5remy unp Sell. Dem ubrmadsr tpirr
pisie Gr6npuns piqfommen ltin, ba fe
ibm pte bartsn Stetnt, bersn sr su BEN
a&ienlasern bepart, biaiser Itefsrt als,
bisbsr, unp aud ete Suipelierfunf pdrfte,
iiber fur3 Deer lang iib Der GrsIffsine bez
pisnsn, rpel&e bic Natur nur lparianr.
carbistst, Der Shmel3tiesel pes gbemt-
fers jerp4 In errdni9ten Suantitaten sso
lteferrl Derrta9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-10-15
Gd~nfunpswau;tsftes Sapitel.
Die Gri6etnun9eu.

@let1 TN Mnfans bat Soft NIT Der
Welt perfebrt, I'm irpii6en YaraoteS bat
er tbr ibre slorreite Bsftmmuns ssofsns
uno ibr 1ein 9ebot ~etnseprist. Mpam
mar an bic Sttnu,e bes 6srru sep5bnter
untsrldtep fe pom ieper anpern Stimms
unc er erfannte fe Ioslsf4 pisper, ais le
mad ieiner Sdncs In bic @sbdlhe btr,
Elm tSnte. ipobin er fid seFi1tet, UNI
feline S1anpe unp feline Yl5se su Sers
bergen. Wir lsisn In Der S9rift, pae
Soft f1 Dem Gain pernsbmli& ma1te,
um ibm isin 8erbre@en ~pprsubalten unp
ibm ets furbtbare Strafe pafir an,afdns
pissn ; eas er Noab feline glbi9tsn NIT
Der 0slt 3u ~erfennsn CAB. Au1 bic
patriar@en rpurpen nit ieinen sSttli1en
Wtttbeilunsen bssbrt; Nae prppbetsn
baben pom ia islbf selast: DaS
Wort eeS 6errn bat d m ir
sernsbmlid ssma&t 0eft6t
SIataS. peS SpbneS Amps'.
90 bssinnt Der Seber aus fSnis!i.
sr,s.n Grsi,r;9s ~. ~ No. T,sr
s,sv. sS s,s os $40. w.
49,. nv s'm 80 ~, A.. 49,,
" ss;rsm gMIoi. ssn h,mrI;Shsr Mo"
,sr msI%sr Inn ,r,siot mac ~ - ,h~n
bat.
m.. ,.nn. ,;a. ~. u-.,t,nar,;,.r "a
80 s"s mnaa.Ts ~ ssinsv
sy sM W;s ssmns.
sna ~ or. Nv SS,.n INV ;t ~
e. M;n IVY ~ . rtrrns;'
o ;h, " m.sh; S t;s IVA Grss w.
d. y. s-S9.rsnni,s.t ,sr ,,j"nsr ~.
SSsSt.sr sss aat,ssy sr,sr;S%sn M"ifss
Nv Nv sa,ti"S. tIn,;Ss osr,SMas,
Wv .SIS. Nv 90 s;nssrs a,hs,sr
,g. s ~ a,s IVA -Ist.rn;nsr @at,ss
STmss r. ;.,m s MN SSsr srI,n%,s,sn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-10-15
Tran,SRidea &erfa6ren. flsine Sur.

Sran,Gfi9es Serfa5ren. flsine @urs
fen ein;umaden.-Wan fest bsrN uanti<
tat GGis. bic MI CUR Gon1erpiruns einsr
ansabl BON fleinen 9urfsn fir nOtbwens
Dig bdlt. 3uert etpas pfefer, Sals.
8urfenfraut. Gfraspn, NsIfen une ans
csre 8ewdrse 80 unc brinst ibn eanrt
aufS Deusr. Sobalp er ~ fp4en be-
sinnt, mtrft mar, BE gut absspii6ten
0urfen nit etntsen atsebduteten flsiner
3ntebeln binein anb ldst fe 70 lanas
parin, bis iis etne braune Sarbe annsba
men. Damn nimmt man eas @eIhirr
pom Ssusr UNI fbIttet ZEN Snbalt tn
Elm anperss 9efis Cam befen BON pprs
ceQan ODER Ststnsut) uni liBt i'm "a
Stuncen iteben. Darauf rpirp Der abaes
sOiiene Gfis piscer ans 6euer ssbra6t.
unp rpenn er ~ itecen bestnut. prrperr
Die 8urtsu Nicer ;useiest. Sobalr fie
Damn tbre crime 6arbe pieeer erlunst
baten, %entfernt man lie pom Seuer uno
last fe pie Says suSOr abfiblsn. rpcrauf
maj ie in Die Gtnmabsefdee brinst uno
pur6 Elm Sisb nit rem ssfcdten Gfis
iibersisst. Diele Art @urfsn finp pisls
fab belisbt, neil man iie fir leittrr
Serpauli6 bdlt, als bic falt sinsema6s
ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-10-15
Yeterflie als Simmeri&mud.

Wftt Dem 3teben BON prterflie I'm
@tnter ldst ii1 neben eem 5aupspeds
FIR ben 8d6snssbrau6 suslsi9 cine rebt
nisplibe 3ierpe fur ben Senhersartsn
i'm 3immer perbtneen. Wan beiteIs -
rpenn man iplde etpa ni6t pcrrdtbis
fnpet = BET etneu, I5pfer liulsns, ppa.s
pyramicenfSrmise @efdse, pel6e
rinssum in sewi6en 3pildenrdumsn in
fd~nsdenartiser Gorm NIT eSdsrn psrles
ben iinp, unp pic rntsr i'm Soeen cine
@tsussSfnuns baben mifsn. I'm Die.
ielten bequem unp leibt ~bunubaben su
f6nnen, nebme man pie1e 0sfdee ni1t
GROCER, ais stpa "a 3pq i'm Durds
meier baltsnp unp BON IL bis IS 3ou
SSbe. 8Or benz 8epFan;sn miro nun
susrf eaS Sod AM Sceen eeS @efdses
nit einisen Stiiden BON 5cpfI1srbsn
bepedt unc pann ansefansen,in's untsrfe
SeitenlO& etne peterfltenpurssl su tedsn
unp pieie 10 bod NIT elmer Wiiduns BON
balb loferer 9artenerpe su bsesfsn, bts
man cas spette God BON untsn errei1t
bat, rporauf man wieeer cine psterflisns
purssl unc rpierer Sanpsrrs folssn ldBt
unp 70 fortfdbrt bis pas sanss gefds
ssfGut 1T. Wan nimmt III pieIem
3psfe bic frausbldttsrise opsr lcsss
nannte sefiate peteril,e an, liebfsn, III.
nal ie pte bdbi@efe III. Na1 Ssliebsn
fSnnsn aud sur Nbpe9sluns swil&sns
cur6 feline 8upqen pom frauIem SeQe.
rte einseiest rperren. Die SberFdds Der
Grpe fann man au peribiepenen Walen
I'm 9aufe res @inters nit Srs1e Re.
Iien, rpelae i&on IA Gage mad Der @uss
Iaat seibnttten rperpen fam. Sslbfres
renp 1T eS nutbwenpis, bic Grpe in zen
8sfdsen pom Belt su 3eit apsufsu1tsn.
Statt Der SrsiIe fam man inrsien audi
Slumens 3ptebeln, pie Syastntbsn. Ius
pen. Narsifen. Grocus pper Waisl5ds
6snfeime bineinpHansen. Das i1Sne
friits 9rdn Der peterflte, rpeltes f6
aus Den @urssln pom unten bis pbsn In
benz 9sfibe entptdelt, unp spar lie otter
man tS i6neiret = UNI 10 ihbner uno
frii6er, sepibrt untsr Der bibl6sn Slus
menfrone einsn iberaus freunpli1en Ins
bid unp man bat auf etsle Wetie eas
Nisli&e nit benz S&bnen auf Iebr spsf,
mdeise Weile Sereiaigt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-10-15

3eiten bes @laubens uno beS 6eloenz
tbumS. no Soft pte @unrer eben 70 gum
Irche Der Seinisen tpie CUR 9sfsbruns
Der unsldubtsen perptsIfiltiste.
[8orttbuns fpIst.1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-10-15
S@tpei3er Saarmittel.

Eitfts ausf6litslt3 aus ardattn sfttttts uns ssais
unf6delt&t 5aaImitttl tr,tust btunsu fe5s De&tn bb sra
Wpnattn auf Sttltn hes 5duptts, rd6s ~iaert'ans tabs
rartn. ben lppisaen 5aarru&s.
Das Uittel, etsbtr niht I'm 5anetl triHttHtn, rurst pom
Grfaer une fttnen Natbareu f&sn felt Saertn erprshf.
DaH.lbt srbdIt bic 5arce Der 5aart. sntatt sas ausfaasn
une bat I'D In anen tdatn ale u~nfttltdr twteftu, % ft
esnn. bas BITE Saarrurjthn bur4 ben gthraua faarfu,
dstnstr Wltttel btrttts s6astn stliitsa sabsn.
BaHdbt rire In Blafrsu W 50 ~ssriauft; cine en
ltsttren stuast In ben bartndfieftn 8d1eH.
Rts. Ttsptntrpd In dresla. SUE, Tam dusfantf Sbes
bic 4laubraretsistt psrftbsner ansassn stbsn.
y g. Guftrdss ri8tt man an
rautessttr
Gus Aresla. Epualass Co.. so
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-29
The Potter Com mittee.

ATLANTIC CITY, July 27.-Frank Morey
resumed the stand as witness, and testified
that he had one or two interviews with the
President at great length, during which the
witness argued that the withdrawal OF the
troops from New Orleans and not maintain
ing the Packard government would be the
destruction Of the Republican party in the
South. The President took the position
that the Republican party could no longer
maintain that. policy which had lost New
York to the Republicans. and the party
had becnme weaker in consequence there
from. The good Of the Republican party
demanded change. The President treated
the subject as of national concern. Ex-
Senator Trurnbull was then called. Witness
went to New OreannQn the invitation OF
Mr.. Hewitt. He related the mode OF pro-
ceedlng by the Returning Board. and said
that he did not see the compilation OF the
returns by which the Board arrived ut the
result announced by them. ):
The committee closed the session here
this afternoon. and will examine Governor
Palmeriu. New York Monday, and then will
adjourn subject to the call of the chairman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-29

-Four inches OF rain fell in, Chicago on
Thursday night, and occasioned great dam.
age to property by the flooding OF base
ments. A strong east wind was blowing,
and forced the water In the lake high up on
the western shore, thereby, preventing the
sewers and drains from discbarging their
contents into the lake, and thus causing
the flooding OF the easements ycI:;@
When the first troops passed through
Hayre de Grace in 1861 man named Jacob
Lee disappeared, and bis relatives had given
him up for dead. Recently letter has been
received srom him, dated Fort Bayard. New
Mexico, where he is now located as one OF
the Niath United States cavalry. He an
nounces his intention to return to HaYre de
Grace. .ss, .tsa. ..,s.'aess ~.
The laws Go not require that repre-
sentative shall reside in the district he repre-
sents. The custom making it imperative
that representative should be a resident OF
his district should be broken up. There is
too much local representation. II tends to
a policy ct small bargains Cincinnati
Commercial. s.sl',t.. '.''.@
Walter IL. Robinson, Esq, formerly OF
this place, where he practiced law, and
more recently Of Washington. d. g., where
be has filled position in the House post
office, will enter Hainpden. Sidney College
at its next session to prepare for the minis
try Of the Presbyterian Church. Wythe.
U;tte ERterprise. rs gr,sr -lrh.::t = ~ (
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-29
MARINE INrELLIsaENCE.
ALuANAC-JuLY rs, rs
PORT OF RICHMOND. July 81, 1873.


ARRIVED.
steamship Isaac Bel, Lawrence. New York, mer-
chandise snd passengers, Old Dominion Steamship
Brig Flora, Ode, New York, in ballast, 10 load
Brig Amor (Ger.), Poz, In ballast: to load -four for
Schooner Edward sladc, sopcr, New York, hay.
Schooner Maggie Bell, Hall, RocSand, lime, T.
Elicit.
Brig Caudlne, -, Bahia, dour and lard, iaI
all-Crenshaw Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Alliance, Carr, Philadelphia, mershan-
disc and passengers, j. w. McCarrlck, agent.
steamer Ariei, Mayo. Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise, and passengers l.. y. Tatuni'
agent. g. ,,. CAL, ,,. ,,
Schooner Anlhea Godfrey, Price, Philadelphia,
coal. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Eva May McDuni". Portland. coa', Cur
II, & Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Bark Glacier. Beattic, New York, July 25th.
schooner Frank Wallace. Gloucester Mass. 1u'y
24th.
Schooner Sarah Cutler, from Horse Island liar-
Dor for Richmond. at Bath; Me, July 23G o, p,cn.
mond, Va, for Harburs. passed up by Delaware
Brcakwater july 25ih, leaking. mi,
schooner John a. Curtis, Quillan, hence, at rhli-
Schooner ]. b. Goodman, Cobb, hence. at Phila-
dcIpbia july 25tb.
BIZ Telegraph.
Srw YORK. July 27-Arriyed: Rhine. Arrived
ot Hossie Pnv,e. Topaz, John Patton, Caeuia.
ABANDONED.
LONDON, July 27.-The British bark Presta, from
cianham H. b. for Belfast, was abandoned on July
Sth.s The crew were rescued aud ianded Ut Liver
YELLow-FEyER on sHIPBoAnD.
/ PORTLAND, Me. July 27.-The bark NeYsn a
from Mafanzas for North OF Hatters, put into FER
nandni with yeiiow-feyer aboard. The second mate
and one seaman had died. and the mate ana tnree
men were sick. syg ss= $50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-29
JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS.

A PLEASANT SUMNER RESORT RECEIVES
GOOD NoTICE-THE FARE IN THE DINING
ROOM AND THE FAIR soJoURNERS, &C. 49,
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
RoCKBRIDGE COUNTY, Va, July 2G, 1S7S. !
Why is it that We do not remember to
have seen in the columns Of the Dispatch q
single alluSion TO this charming watering
place, while almost every other springs in
Virginia has been more or less infinitely de-
scribed? This is peculiar, rs both the medi-
cinal qualities OF the waters and the really
superior management OF Major John W.
Cameron require at the hands OF dis
eliminating Journal more than passing
notice. :.
The people OF Georgia and the far South
do not need 10 be told that the Major can
keep hotel, for they remember his admin
istra:ion OF the Pulaski House, in Savan-
nah. Nor do any OF his guests at the Jor-
dan Alum OF last summer (most OF whom
have rcturned) require any such informa-
ton, for they well appreciate the excep-
tionally good appointments OF the estab-
lishment here. What other mountain hotel,
they confidently ask, has in every room hot
and cold water. gas, an electric bell, and all
other comforts! That the fare and attend
ance are OF the very best, they add, can
only be expected when it is mentioned that
Mr.. j. n. Woodward, Of Staunton, former
ly OF Rawley and Orkney Springs, is chief
OF staff under the Majors command. DR..
B. b. Donaghe, OF Staunton, Is the resident
physician. ...fa
The alum waters have been Analysed by
Dr.. II. r. Noel, Of Baltimore, and by him
pronounced to be, in effect, identical with
these OF the neighboring Rockbridge Alum.
The chalybeate spring has been carefully
analysed by Professor Mallet, OF the Uni
yersity, and declared one Of the best in the
mountains. ANY competent physician will
give all information that can be desired as
to the ailments they reach. =. ..;.ys-s
There are some famous beauties passing
the summer at the Jordan Alum, and among
the number we mention Mrs. Gibson, wife
OF the Washington correspondent OF the
New York Sun; Mrs. William Shepard
Bryan, OF Baltimore; Mrs. Whitney, wife
cf a prominent Treasury official in Washing
ton; and Mrs. Preston, Of Boston, formerly
of Baltimore. Among the young ladies the
charming daughter OF Major Duncan, OF
South Carolina; Miss GunteT, Of Accomac,
daughter of Colonel Benjamin Gunter
Miss Rayner, of North Carolina; the Misses
Tuck, OF Maryland, and many others. The
latest arrival among the married beauties.
Mrs. Flanagan, OF Charlottesville. at once
challenges conspicuous rank on their list.
Among foreigners we have Mr. Vladimir
Bodisco, Russian Consult General at New
York, and Mrs. Bodisco, and a Spanish gen.
tleman and his sister, who speak no Eng
lish. Surely on this roll the bellies and
beaux OF Richmond should have promi-
nent place. Let them put in IN appearance
while there Is room. There are some two
hundred guests, and the number daily M
creasing. iSoJ0URSER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-29
Murder In Aee0nlac Ceunfy..ss
A LADY sHoT DOWN WHILE DIR DRAWING EATE .f
!. PROM ARELL-ARKEsr OF THE SUPPOSED

r.. s
A. LADY SHOT DOWN WHILE DRAWING EATER
FROM ANELL-ARREsr OF THE SUPPOSED
MURDERER.
Especial telegram TO The Dispatch]
NORFOLK, VA, July 81 Information has
reached here of an atrocious murder COM
mitted on the Eastern Shore, at a place cali
ed Piggin, in Accomac county, by which
Mrs. Eliza Richardson was waylaid and shot
down and killed while drawing water from
we'll. She managed to drag herself inside
the house before expiring, and when the
neighbors reached the scene Mrs. Richard
son was discovered lying on the floor fright
fully mangled, a load OF buckshot having
passed through her breast. Her head was
also bruised, and other evidences Of a most
brutal murder were presented.
Justice Biackston held an. inquest over
the remains, and a verdict was returned to
the effect that the deceased came to her
death by gun-shot wound from gun in
the hands Of some person unknown to the
Jury; but suspicion seemed to rest upon
Jules Lewis, the brother of Mrs. Borden
Richardson. He was examined and bailed
to appear before the July term OF the Acco-
mac County Court, the murdered woman's
son, Borden Richardson, becoming security.
No particulars as to the cause OF the muir
dor ...-..a.. e. r.
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The Turf Mt Saratoga.

SARATOGA, N. Y, July 27.-Fcurth Day.
Rain fell until daylight this morning, rem
dering the track heavy. rs 5-a-'4
First race: boswell stakes for three.year.
olds, one mile. Perfection won, Pique
second; Albert third. Time. LOO.
Second race: Free handicap sweepstakes,
one and three-quarter miles. Pilot won by
two lengths Bushwhacker second; Kenne-
shaw third. Time, 3:15.
Third race: Free handicap hurdle race,
mile heats over four hurdles; distance,
eighty yards. j. Dandy won the first heat;
Derby coming in second; and Da'gasian
third Time, l:573; Passion fell at the third
hurdle, dangerously hurting his jockey,
Richard Young, Of Canada. Wild Oats
and Dalgasian were both cut down in the
first heat and beat. Dandy won the second
heat, with Derby second and Redding third.
Time 1.6S( .I.t .'N A.'
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FLOR the Dispatch.l
Dan-Rfyer Association 80 Churehes..-
NttOtsf erS... d,rODS...POlItfcS.


Dan-River Baptist Association held its
fortieth annual session with Black Walnut
church ON Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thurs
day Of this week. BackW alnut is one Of
the Destkpown neig hborhoods In this por-
tion OF the State, and in uate-belsans days
was noted for its wealth, intelligence, hos
pitaiity, and fine tobacco Having lost
much OF its wealth, it retains Indiminished
the other characteristics. Rev. John B.
Turpin, a native OF your city, Is the popu-
lar and efficient pastor OF the Black w alnut
church and Of the Baptist church at the
Courthouse. He is now in Europe, travel
ling with Rev. j. i T., J.. Holmes, their
churches having given, them leave OF alb
sence for four months, meanwhile continue
ing their salaries. 80 So!
The Association has fifteen churches, all
in Halifax county. and only five resident
ministers. One OF them, Rev. j. III. Lacy,
was formerly q missionary to Africa, and Is
now In feeble health from disease contracted
in that inhospitabie cline. The other four
are OF that large number OF preachers who
have been educated at Richmond College.
Seven Of the churches are one hundred
years old or more, and the next session et
the Association will be held with Muster6elJ
church, on the occasion OF the celebration
Of its centennial. q q 80 81 80,
Or. =. Vt ,Craddock was chosen inotiera.
tor, and Rey.J. X. Fal kner. clerk. AMONG
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TAG BEATIFICATIoN OF THE, LATE PoPE.--
rFrom the London nes.]-Paris, July
i2.-The Monde, the Papal Nuncio's organ,
states that the Vatican has had to moderate
the ardor Of persons who, too eager to pro-
mote the beatifcatien OF Plus TX, have
asked for the suspension OF the ordinary
canonical rules. Memorials were addressed
direct to the Pope, but, according to the
regulations of Benedict XIV, the Bishops
of Sinigaglia, Imola, and Spoleto, where
PIus TX, was born or spent most OF his life,
must collect evidence Of his virtues or mira
Giles, and the usuf inquiry must then be
made by the Vicariat; before the Pope can
authorize The introduction Of the cause and
decide on its results. ; 81 &, 4. j. 3. .s