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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-19

GIIES IN A SPLENDID FARM IN

GALE OF IA SPLEN ElD. ~ =. hhM ~ =
~ AIgEMAREE COUNTY.-As trustees under
- ss ~ trmss ssrs,sitei by the A1bemsrle Insurance
Compay iie VII oner aor s sais, M
q d,nct No ar the weather Is suitable * moi. on
he nsxt suitable day that Sne ana ,s,a. ~
ksr arF called LOGAN. lying three miles wess OF
ordonsyfIie. This estate has few equals in VII
s!nla either IN beauty OF n Ma sdtoins liz
essaes Of Haxa Egg Bon oaE p T Ti HaseGT
T nv HiIN5RED ACRES, IL is gently roiiRg,
abundant In ie nns a sEIttya.
tion Win about 400 acres well taken IN eras q
large and excellent BRICK Ho, oSTy
MI necessary out-buildings. bit the farm Las oee,,
laid OF BY survey and maps into about zen s ,g1,
buildings on each place suitable for lessees OF ten
ants. =, ~. ,,.,o.--,r,,, ,fyf2CH ARDS
| and VINEYARDS. r,,rn,.,te wifi
the t Undersigned, at Charlottesville Y a.n
JOHN WOOD, JR.,
| an 16 - LLus.e.-. -
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T7HE RICHMOND sTANDAR D
A NEW WEEKLY PAPEE

On SATURDAY, september 7th. ] will commence
the pubiicatien of the RICHMOND STANDARD,
a thirty-two column weekly paper. Subscription
price, 81 per anunn,.
The STANDARD will aim 10 combine Snch fen
lures as will render4it acceptable all classes of
readers. and make It Q FIRST. CLASS FAMILY
PAPER. s1s Co. :,
AKD viii command the pens OF some OF the leadspg
writ Ms 70 the fed In The State In ts literary and
to main rail-. high orderof excellence. q.
Z AS an "a geYiising medium the STANDARD viii
offer peculi,r aaYantages. The list Of yearly 6nb-
& 90 l2-ahwsw. G. WATSON JAMES.
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BEER VS.. According TO the III
ternal revenue returns, the citizens OF the
republic are drinking. less Whlskey ana
more p beer. Whiskey-that part OF 1t which
naid revenue tax. at least-fell off from 81
a n1 ono gallons for the fiscal year OF 1877 to
5O 1000 gallons in 1854 difference OF
nearly 6. 900, 900 gallons. For the same time
the revenue paying beer increased from
o Aso 900 barrels to $685., 1000 barrels-an in
crease of $1,000 barrels, or 1,37i,ooO gall
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RAILROAD LINES.
-: - sssa;sas ss
RICHM0ND AND DANyILLE P,mS
~ ROAD COMPANY. Ail r.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING Errv,,.
SUNDAY, JULY 2. 1878.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY

THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
No, 1-1:40 Z. M.. leaves Rich.nona: srr,ro.
BarkevilIe All +. IT.. s,, a.
s:os F. 81! 81 e r: b.; Ia;3 Si
+. ~, Salisbsry lI:s5 y Wy"
orr =, aud Charlotte las A. ii. Div
NO. Z-Z:5U A. NJ. leaves Charlotte: arrtvcs .
bore SAC 4. 81, 49, b SISsI,-
500 4; 81. suicrn'S g:;G
A. ~ BurkeviIe l2:5s +, W
and Rchmoud 3:l7PH. DIV
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY
No. 3-1l:l5 P. NJ. leaves Rcnmond: arr;va. :.
S HI'1s 7Ns S:la a. ~ II. Dat ::
9:l5 A. 81. Salisbury ll:GI "
M.. aud Charlotte 1910 =, V.
No. 4-4l5 z. NJ, leaTes Charlotte: arrive, We ":
5 5ors' TAX S:4 I r :, 81 r.ire.,:
1891 P. NJ. LurEevlle s:2s I
NJ. and RchmOna IA VI a.
Trains Nos. and 2 will make clos. ronuac,,..
at Richmond with the Richmond. Frct,r,,rI..'
burg and Potomac railroad 10 aEI from all r",,,,,
North and East at Burkevile wth the A,t4g.
tic. Mississippi and Ohio railroad 10 and from 20
Vile. LyncDburg. and all southwestern po,n', =,
Sutheriin,s with the Milton and sutb"rin Narr,%..
the Virginia Midland railroad: at Greensboro yi,n
the Northwestern North Carolina railroad Tor sarn
and intermediate points: at Sail bury win n"
Western North Carolina railroad iesc:p. SHo,,yi
for Statesvie. AsnyiIIe, AMI in,ern.ciialc MINI!
at AIRLINE JUNCTION with Atlanta aa1 Caari.tts
Airline.
ID 20
Ing North and South with the Richmond FrrS,e
ricksburg and Potomac railroad for WasEIu.,rn
and all points North and West, and with the en- "a.
peake and Ohio railroad for all points West: Al,
Dundee with Virginia Midland railroad 10 a,.S
| from Washington and all points North aud W., :.
at Greensboro with North Carolina railroad ;L
| Raleigh, Goldsboro', and intermediate pniu,, :.
at Charlotte. vita the Charlotte. Columbia .ai
Augusta railroad To and from all points Nrr,iI
aud South. These trains run ..aiiy on ,l,.
Richmond and Dauvc railroad. and couucrt as
above, except going north u Sunday morning t.I
going south Monday morning. Trains making tlfl
connection run daily Richmond. Fr.t!,rir, Z.
bury and Potomac aud Chesapcanc and Ohio rt.-
roads except Sunday.
Trains on the n. W. y. c. railroad run bc;w,,,
| Greensboro and Salem daily eNccrt sunday.
| Pullman palace drawing-roo!n ana -,erping.na-,
| run OH trains Nos. ! and between New Yng,
| and Atlanta ria Richmond. and on Nos. 3 and 1
| between Richmond and Charlotte. and br,N,ti;
| Washington, Danville, Charlotte, and Augusta
| Tickets sold 10 all southern and s0u;!wcs tern
points, and baggage checked througE.
| Local tickets are good only for nG0us passage
| between the points named on the ..ac,s. 50 .ay.
over checks Will be given.
| T. VI. Il. TN.CuTT.
| General Superintendent.
JOHN r. MAcMURDo, General Passenger Agra..
\
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TwsSTY THOUSAND DOLLARS IN HIS
CLOTHES. here is a soldier IN this camp
Who Is a strange fish. He has beenin the
army, so Tar as any one knows. all IBIS life,
faad yet he is.rieh: Never less than $4,000
is stored away in his clothing. Dan, OF the
Bank Saloon, knows him, and SAYS that
while stationed ut Fort Benton, ii. To
"a year or Two ago, the paymaster was UNI
amarkabae 4. boy IN blue y stepped up and
loane6 the officer an amount sufficient to-
pay the whole regimen DeGd,cood Times.
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q By Chatiin. Staples q Co.,
Rea, Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Tenth and Main streets.

uyRI1sTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
HoIJsE AND LOT ON THE NORTH SIDE I OF
CARY STREET BETWEEN MADISON, AN
bB TWTEnL,iI,iNG NO. 3I2 WEST CARY STREET.,
By virtue Of certain deed of trust aa.ea Gsust
,o-l,s nfics of the city of Richmond, Va, deiauit
Savins been made in the payment Of the interest On
the amount therein secured we shall seI, the
Ssd day Of August, 1875 upon inc premises At ,he
hour Of o'clock F. H. the aooye ya faS, inches
and rms bacS between parallel lines i5S feet 20 nn
,se Of u sFsf msdern
and has eight rooms Of ' hose Seeking comfort
able home Is asked to this sale. s7e sa
TERMS Cash as TO expenses or sac ah naysbe 20
Of February 1879: 1854 payable "a OF Aue nst
1854 payable 20 q, Of anss 1850 and t6
Saiance, If any, upon such terms as Will De AL
fiounced at the sale. ,,,,oonD
- O t. STAPLES, ....r } =
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cost. srRAYED. AND .FOUMD.

GTOLEN, FROM MY PREMISES. a.,
- on the night OF The 9th OF August. on ~
Craigton road three miles from Richmond. a BLACk
HORSE, very much sua5urnt, medium SIZE. one
also sore on LETT shouIdet suitable reward Will
be paid for the return OF sage 10 me or to Turner
= an Iy-2ta 80. ..7r,:l. j. b. TILLER.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
DOR SALE Or RENT Sa
RARE OPPORTUNITY .-....

DOR SALE Of RENT G:a
RARE OPPORTUNITY ....--
RICHMOND ARCHITECT URAI. IRON-WO RKs-
established for more than twenty years
embracing cent? located LOT of 100 feet front
on Cary street, running back on the line of Eleventh
street $50 feet to IN alley twenty feet WIDE
The improvements consist of a MACHINE-SHOP,
built of brick and covered with slate, 6Oxl5O feet,
of three full stores exclusive of cellar and attic; a
BRICK FOUNDRY, 4ox9o feet; and BRICK OF
FICEs and PATTERN-sHOP, 3Ox60 feet.
In the foundry arc TWO LARGE CRANES-No.
fp4 arc eomee
Of valuable tools, such as
MACHINE Ne LATTE LATHEs'
n 1R9S Tt rkAT i:R
EMERY-MACHINES, &c.
A collection Of PATTERNS of great variety, EN-.
fact. everything necessary 10 start up the Works
at once for n business Of 100000 pr annum n,
be let to manufacturing operations or small machine
works, in whole or in part. with or without power
furnished at reasonable rates. .,,,o,
Considering the cOmmodions and centrai cnarac-
ter of the building. and the facilities that can DC
furnished 10 small enterprises Of the character OF
machinery works, rare opportunity Is offered 70
parties desiring 10 engage In such business:
Tue property will oe sold at great sacrifice from
the original cost.
Purchaser can divide the machinery, patterns
&C. from the real estate, If he does not care to buy
the latter.
PrOfTers for lease OF the whole property: or Tor
the machinery patterns. &C., with such portions OK
the real estate rs may be needed for the conduct OF
the business. will be entertained. Apply In person
WILLIAM L. COWARDIN, President.
No. 1015 Main street.
au 12-eod2w Richmond. va.
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RARus.-n Rarus was only n Kentucky
horse, how soon they'd trot him out Tor
Governor. Cincinnati Daily Enquirer:
Yes, probably; but il he happened 10 De
iackass, Ohio would have the first elalm'
and elect hlm.-Kentucky Liue-Stoce Re-
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;i..WaTLnOAn LINES.
&
- 7EI979 RfeHnoNp AND YETEnspgRdt

1sEa N1 w. ~ htSssssssssss7s
~ -
~ L5s7f RICHMOND AND FETEHsBURGt Is
g & saRAfLR0kD COMPANY. e
MONDAY. Junes10 q. 1873.
II iOMn1s1s - ~ In ,s,r- % fsiio,ve -
~ trains oh shtS Iea ts w" - A1 % ey
LEAVE HfcHAcND SOUTH.
Gao A.. M. THROUGH MAIL daily. connecting
Z os1o - Tor Charleston, Augusta, Columbia, Sa-
yapu2l1, Raleigh, Atlanta, Macon,
Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans,
and ill points South and Southwest !.
STOPS ut Manchester and Chester, and
ali regular stations, on signal.
.aa p. NJ. EXPRESS daily Except Sunday,
49, makes close connection at Peters
burg with the Atlantic. Stissis-
sippi and Ohio railroad for Lynch
burg, Farfnyilie, and other local sta
tions on that road, making same
time as By any other line. Passengers
taxing this train win make cisse con-
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RICHMOND. FRED'G & POTOMAC r. r. Co.,}
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT.
RICHMOND. June q, 1871 , .
COMMENCING MONDAY, 10TH IN
" SLANT, trains on this road VIII run as iohoWs:
NORTH BOUND.
NO. 1-7:45 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station daily
te1cept sunday due at WASH
ington Il, d:io r; NJ; B s!tn Q & 3 3
New York, 1905 p. n.
NO. 1900 2. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station dali!
due u. Washington. 9:05 Z. ". :
Baltimore, ll:05 p. NJ: Phila-
delphia, s;l0 a. 81; New York.
No, 1890 p, M. leaves "a Byrd-stree, station
daily; due at Washington, l:20
A. NJ. Baltimore. 3:15 A. VI.
Philadelnhia, $40 a. NJ; New
No. $500 P NJ, aa Sss sSS :; ri TRAIN
for Junction; leaves Broad
Street stsuon daily Except Sum
day..
SOUTH BOUND.
NO. 2-lO.55P.M., arrives at Byrd-Street station
daily except Sunday. Lrayes
New York, s:15 A. NJ: Phila-
a %spe; Az t {; ii; =" washing shiny:
NO. 4-l:33 F. NJ, arrives at Byrd-Street station
daily Leaves New York. s:5 s
P. NJ; ,I rhlladelph his6 li:39 u 7:
Washington. 4. NJ.
NO, 6-S:l5 a. NJ, arrives at Byrd-Srvet station
daily. Leaves New York; $40
=. NJ: Phiadeipha. S:3O L.
NJ; Baltimore. 1895 A. u.
Washington. 2:4h a. NJ.
No. S-S:55 A, NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
arrive, 1T Broad-Street station
daily tercept. Sunday.
STOPS.
No. makes all regular stops except 1T Hungary.
No makes all regular stops except at Ruther
No. 8 stops at all regular stations except Hun
gary.
No. stops ONLY al RIchland. Brooke, Fredericks-
burg Milford. JuD iOu and Ashland.
No. stops ONLY ut Ashland, Junction, Penola
Milford, and Fredericksburg.
Guinea,s STATION. Woodford, Milford, PeHoa, Ru-
therglen Junction and Ashland.
Nos. 7 and 8 will make all regular stops. go
The plSsenger-car attached to freight irianS VIII
bc discontinued, G. 4. TAYLOR,
General Ticket Agent
E. II. D. MYERS. General Superintendent lei
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Q. W. PICKRELL. President.
z. B. SNEAD, Cashier.

Deposits OF one dollar and upwards received, and
xix per cent. allowed OH deposits.
Deposits received subject to check without notice
and Interest allowed on same If not checked on mort
frequently than two or three times a week.
Interest on all deposits TO commence ten day!
after date Of deposit.
Bank open every day from O'Clock A. NJ. till 8
o'clock ?. ~, and on Saturday FROM +. NJ. tDl 6
r NJ. te 2S-ead
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Geographical Changes Made by the
Berlin Treaty.
from the London Atheneum.1

IErOM the LOnuOH 1AtNetlEuE1r'I
The territorial changes effected Dy Inc
Berlin treaty are OF most COMPREHENSIVE
nature. By the treaty Of San Stefano Tur-
kew was called upon to surrender 1850
SQUARE miles, with 4.539,OoO inhabitants:
The treaty of Berlin deals with $4,000
square miles and 4,ss2,000 inhabitants, as
FoiInyyc.
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BOeKs. sTATI0NERY. dc,
STANDARD BOOKS CHEAP.

RANDOLPH s. ENGLISH offer many thousand
valuable sorks ut lower prices than they can bye had
elsewhere. Among them are APPI.ETON'S AMER
ICAN4CYGL0PEDIA. 16 vols ZELI'S fiNCY-
CLOPEnIA. 3 vols; ENCYCLOPEDIA AN ERI-
CANA, IA vols. CL0p 4EDLA BRITANNIA,
20 vols: NICH0LsON'S4 ENCYCLOPEDIA.
vols. Also. CHAMBERS'S, .BRAND,S, WEB
sTEH'S, BURNS's, CoOLEY'S, HUNANS, and
others. an 5-d&w
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But il we exclude the provinces ..in-
definitely" to be occupied by Austria, Bull
garia, and Eastern Roumelia. there remain
to Turkey only 74,79O square miles, with
ATS, 900 inhabitants, of whom 2,521 900 are
Mohammedans. In Armenia. Russia takes
10000 square miles, with about $50, 900 in
habitants. Cyprus, intrusted to the Keep
ing of England, has an area OF 2,2SS square
miles and about 150,000 inhabitants.
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ByJ. r. Hockaday, Auctioneer,
1928 Main street.

1928 Main street.
T WILL SELL TODAY AT AUCTION,
Il promptly at IL o'clock. my usual well-assorted
stock of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, and PRO-
DUCE.
Merchants and others having goods they wish sold
are requested to send them in early this morning.
~ j.. r. HOCKADAY, Auctioneer.
W. B. RhTCLIFEE, Salesman.
p, S.-Wili be added ,
HERRIEasS.
10 tferces SlTG AR-CURED CANvASED HAMS.
au 10 j. II. AOCKADAY, Auctionetr.
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I3OR RENT, THE LARGE AND At a.
Il TRACgFvE NEW RESIDENCE, with HILL
two story side yeranda. and large yard attached,
No. IA vestKranklin street, betweep AIonroe and
Madison stneets with ali modern improvements,
hot and cGd water, Stationary Has tubs and ward
robe closets on every floor, Eostal8ipg thirteen
rooms beiddes sttCe- and bafb-rooEps. Posses sion
and very reasonable terms to careful
tenant. Apply TO -: JOHN q. GOD9lN.
s au S-eod1nr Real Estate AGENT.
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-nrvs q RTurE or sTrEA11Kns.

TsOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SETh
8 RIVER. PROVIDENCE AND B0s- $50 -! -
T0E.-stearuer NORFOGK+ Capfnin TUNNlLL., vi vi
receive freight for the above ports nnui IL Ea-
DAY the goth instant, at ~ 9,sioSk a; RI %.
,n7o.of General Southern Agent.
TOR NEW Y0RK.-The Old 4KSM
dominion Steamships Company y =. =
.steamship ON DOMINION Captain w ALA -,
viii sail TUESDAY, August ZUtn, at . ociocA a.
Freight received until o'clock MONDAY eyen ,n
Through bills Of Iadfng signed ana gooas BY, nt
,rarfed with dispatch TO all points nortn' Sou'n
east. and west: also, to foreign ports.
pnssenger acc omm odations unsurpassed. So.
cabin fare TO New York, $l2 round-tTip ticke'st
b24, Storage, SO and 80.
For ifeish'o ~ "a. "a. ALLEN & CO.. Agents,
o,1oot fCompunv's Wharf. Rockets.
n1oUND-TRIP TICKETS oNSt@sgsl
~ STEAMER ARIEL 7-s
TO
OLD POINT COMFORT,
Including board at HYGEIA HOTEL, are now on
sale Mt GARBER's, at the following rates:
saturday until Monday. az az
One half week. ...........'....''-'.'''' SSS
One week 49,. ~ w
o' Ao L. r. TATUM,
Superintendent Virginia Steamboat Company.
IN Sim
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ByR. S. Anderson & Son,
General Commission Merchants and Auctioneers
1924 Main street.

WE WILL OFFER AT AUCTION
w TODAY at 10 O'Clock promptly
BACON SIDES. SHOULDERS. and HAMS,
BULK SHOULDERS,
SUGAR-CURED SHOULDERS,
MACKEREL, .....-
NORTH CAROLINA HERRINGS,
TEAS, FLOUR. BUTTER, LARD, CHEESE,
CIGARS, TOBACCO, t.a
BUCKETS, TUBS,
WASHBOARDS. BROOMS,
PAPER, BLUING, SOAPS toilet and laundryl:
Will be added, IL tierces SUGAR-CURED
SHOULDERS. Also, lot Of TINWARE from Il
northern house. ts.
Consgnments solicited and received up 10 hour of
sale. Il. S. ANDERSON Il SON.
Receiving daily on consignment FRESH NOUN
TAIN BUTTER and country produce generally.
au 19-lt X. ). ANDERSON i SON.
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TNMAN LINE afEFfs
ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS, ss a4aasza
NEW YORK TO QUEENSTOWN AND
LIVERPOOL,
,,,r1Dv rrIrrpCDAv OR SATURDAY.

IT csc magnificent steaMers' OHIIt III "HteT.tlSHs
commitments. are among the strongest, largest and
fastest on the Atlantic.
The saloons are luxuriously furnished, especially
well lighted and ventilated. and take up the Whole
amidships forward of the engines. where least noise
and motion Is felt, and rerete with every COM
fort. having all latest Improvements, double oertis
electric bells, &c.
The cuisine has always been speciality of this
Line. -
king aud bathrooms, BARRIERS shops, pianos libra
ries, &C., provided.
For rates OF passage and other information apply
to JOHN G. DALE, Agent,
81 and SO Broadway. n. y: or to
G. W. ALLEN & Co,
,odc,, Richmond.
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOATee.ai5sEsIIsI
COMPANY'S
JAMEs-RIyER LINE.
OLD POINT, NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER
CONNECTING AT
NORFOLK WITH THE BAY-LINE,
FOR BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW
YORK. AND BOSTON.
M, AND NJ. STEAMSHIP COMPANY FOR
BOSTON DIRECT.
The fast and elegant steamer ARIEL, Captain
WYSDHAM r. MAYO carrying United States NALL,
leaves Richmond for a.ove-named places every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY Ut
FIRE TO Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth.S 2 SO
Fare round TRIP. w
Fare to Baltimore. ....'''''.'' w
Fare to Philadelphia. .................'....' 80
Fare to New York.. ........................ -
Fare to Boston uia NJ. ana NJ. Hne........... IA 90
Through tickets sold at Garbcr's SIG Main street
Exchange Hotel. and on board steamer. baggage
checked through.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth
Newbprn, Washington. and Tarboro', n. u, ana all
and regular landings James river at lowest rates
The steamer ARIEI! has LACEY been almost en-;
! tircly rebuilt and refurnfshed In all elegant ano
costly manner. and Is confidently recommended rs
the FASTEST and most comfortable steamer that mas
| run on this route for many years
9O3 Main street and Rockets.
T. w MCCARRICK. Agent. Norfolk IL 4
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BANKS AND BANKERS.

(1ITIZENS BANK OF RICHMOND.
PAID-UP CAPITAL............... OF. o0i
SURPLUS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900
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cipaIity OF Balearia. "a, 400 1,77s'ooo esl'0oo
ln Rnnmel, n, un......1s,646 100000 2e6,ooo
The island fortress OF Ada haien' re,
Gently occupied by Austria. IS not reierreo
to in the treaty at all; and Will probably re-
main in the hands OF the Power which now
holds it. Roumania, in exchange for the
territory coded, is called upon to surrender
3. 27O square miles, with 140,0 900 inhabitants,
to Russia. The political divisions OF the
Balkan. peninsula Will henceforth be as fol
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Araninr Hath q King.

How AN AMERICAN CITIZEN TRIED TO CON
VINCE THE KING OF SWEDEN THAT The
prpUnI TcAN PLAN IS BEST.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-21
CITY ECHDES.

Jim Brady collared too much whisky and was
run into the Central Station for being drunk BY
a vtgilant policeman.
VIM. Galloway was run into the Sixth Station
charged with disturbing the peace and assault
ing and threatening to shoot the officer.
Tuesday morning the schooner Lucas was
run into by a barge at Spanish Fort and had
her bulwarks damaged to the amount of $50.
JAS. Corney. was taken In charge by Officer
Bledsoe and locked up in the Fifth Station
charged with assault and battery on Mrs. Hay
thorn.
Almentine Coleman was locked up In the
Fifth Precinct Station, charged with assaulting
Emma Jones with q carving knife with intent
to murder her.
Tuesday night a thief cut a hve-inch tarred
MANILA haWser loose from the ship A. B. RO-
dele. living at post 81. and carried it away. The
haWser is valued at $40.
a pistol and also lot of baggage checks have
been found by the police. which the owners can
obtain by applying to Capt. T. o. Minor prop
eIty clerk, and proving property.
The clerk of the steamboat Isabel reported
that an unknown negro. while sleeping on he
river bank opposite Oak Point, rolled into the
river and was drowned.
Joe Barnett was arrested on board the steam
boat J. w. Cannon. and incarcerated iu the Har-
Dor Station, charged with being confidence
man and dangerous and sus picious character
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-21
CUSTOM. H0UsE STAIRCASE.

The hundreds of unfortunates who are daily
compelled to toll up the iron step-ladder at the
entrance to the Granite building will hail with
delight the announcement Of possible i'm
movement being made in the manner OF ascen-
sion.
The appropriation for the construction de-
partment of the Custom House for the current
year amounts to $4,000. Of this sum about
s14 600 will have been expended when the Dis
trict and Circuit Court rooms have been COM
bleted.
A few thousands have been used to build the
District Attorneys office. and the unexpended
balance will be apple d to the construction of q
new staircase, unless the deDartm+ Mt at Wash
ington dire cts the amount to be used for some
other purpose, which may be deemed OF greater
importance than the staircase
The plans for the staircase were designed by
James G. Hill. supervising architect. about
year ago. and the amount necessary to carry
out the designs is estimated at SIS. Goo The ma
terial in ended to be used Is marble. and should
the designs be carried out the new staircase
will be NJ t only q great crnvenience. but hand
some ornament to the building. But whether
the marble stairway Is constru ted or not. the
public can rest assured that several improve
ments will be- made in the present structure by
constructing landing midway and placing
hand ratings at the side.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-21
THE TROCADERO CONCERT.
Proceeds of the Fete sent by secretar
EYmrts to Gov. Rich0lls,

Proceeds of the Fete sent by Secretary
EymFts to Gov. Richolls.
The concert given at the 1rocadero for the
benefit Of the yellow fever sufferers netted the
handsome amount of s2450 At The following
letter from Secretary Evarts to Gov. Nichols
will explain the subject fully:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, |
Washington. November 10, 1873
The Hon. Francis r, Nichols, Governor of the
State Of Louisiana. New Orleans:
SRI have the honor to transmit to you
herewith q draft on New York to your order for
s245o At in gold being the proceeds of concert
Exposition in Paris, In aid Of the yellow fever
sufferers in Louisiana. This amount has been
forwarded to. me by the Hor. g. 6. myJermi"k,
the commissioner general Of the United States
at the Paris Exposition. with the request that
should transmit 1t to you. also inclose copies
Of the, correspondence upon the, subject be;
tween the commissioner general OF the United
Safes and the commissioner general of the
Exposition. have the honor to be, sir. your
Obrdient servant. VIM. NJ. EVARTS.
a check on Riggs & Co.. New York, to the
order of Gov. Nichols, was Enclosed in the
letter