davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-10
By GrlIhhs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents anu huctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


Real Estate Agents anu hucti0neers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TRACT
" OF LAND IN THE COUNTY OF HESRIC0.
ON THE CRAIGTON ROAD. ABOUT TliHEE
MILES EAST OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
AT AUCTIQN.-1n pursuance of 4 decree OF the
Circuit Court OF Henrico county. entered October
Fl, 1878. in the case Of - smith & e." rs. Chris,
liam the undersigned. comm iss0nrrS, VIII sell
al auction, on the premises. on MONDAY the 2Oih
of october, at IL O'Clock NJ, the following REAL
ESTATE:
The TRACT OF LAND now occupied by r. &.
Cartwright. living on the north side OF the CralIton
road containing NIHETY-THREE ACR rs. The
land is abou, one half cleared, and The baaEce well
wooded AVID lits very preltly. The improvements
consist of DWELLING and some out buildings
on Tho eastern part OF the tract. and another
DWELLING on the western part, anu should at
tract the attention Of those seeking market farm,
ha ing been cultivated as such for several years.
TERMS: One third cash: ana the balance at one
and Two years. for bonds. with Interest added, and
The little retained until the further order Of the
Court JOHN 4. COKE.
l. FL. CARRISGTON,
\. l.. COURTNEY,
Commissioners.
CprnEs e WILLIAMS, Auctionccrs. nc9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-10
By Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent aud Auct!oncer,
1919 Main street.

SALE OF THAT LARGE
i DETACHED BRICK DWELL!NG: No. l3l
MAYO STREET, SITUATED ON TIE EAST
LINE OF MAYO BETWEEE ROSS AND FRANk-
LIN STREETS.-In execution Of Il certain deed or
trust from Il. +. Cochran TO me nndcr,len as
riIStct dated Sd of October, ISIS of record In the
clerks office Of the IL .hmond Chancery Court. ID.
&. ll3 A, page $780, Will offer Tor sale, upon the
premises. on TUESDAY tic 14th day OF Octooer'
}sTo ~ AZ o'cluck Z. NJ. beng required 80 10 90
bV The holder of tie note secured by said led, de-
fan having been made in the payment thfreTt. tnc
= IARGE JiREt-STORY BRICK DWELLlNG
with basement. containing about ten rooms; brick
Kitchen four rooms gas, wafer and the usual con.
Trnirnres The lot fronts 30 feet on Mayo street
=, nd runs back +. feet 10 alley. This pre- cnts
IN unu, uaI opportunity for a paying investment.
TERMS: Cash IS 10 e1 penses of sale and TO pay Off
n note OF $4,000. with all Interest, &C., thereon
baIanc. upon terms 10 be given AT sale.
,,r g ROBERT g. LYME, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-10
BY Frank d. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate AuctionCers. 11CS Main street.

Real Estate Auctioncers. 11CS Main street.
TRACE-STPEET DWELLING. VERY
VI DEsIRAELY LOCATED. AT ACCTlON.-At
tile r. quest of The owner, who has removed from inc
CITY we will offer 1T auction. on TUESDAY. L'cto-
Der IA $40. on the premises. ut ~ O'Clock l.. NJ
tha VERY DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING, NO.
7OS on the north side Of Grace = rect between sew
cnth aud Eighth streets, TWO doors from the English
Lutheran church. The HOUSE contains about Ten
ooms besides bath-room store-i ooms, coal ana
wopl-houses, detached brick kitchen win iOnf
rooms. and on the rear Of the LOT. which rXiendS
back To THEATRE alley, there are TWO BkiCh
TENE MENTS. now under rental 10 good tenants
The LOT fronts Grace street 33 feet with dt ph
OF aDont $50 feet to 4 wiIc alley. Possession OF
house III once Owing It's location. being ouy one
square from the Capitol grounds. and only lew
minutes walk from the cusiom-hou.e ana pos''
prrlv should attract The attention Of parties desiring
to purchase in good neighborho'd anu convenient
To business. IL. .o,,.a
TERMS: One fourth cash balance IN SIX, Twelve
ana eighteen months, with Interest added. ~
'" FRANK u. fiILL CO,
oc ass lOi11SEl4 AuciionccrS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-10
Gy Robert =. Lyme.
by lUUtTt ID. Ly IIt.
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
l2l2 Mann street. Richmond, Va.


TRUSTEES SALE OF SIXTY ACRES
i OF HEAVILY-TlNBERED LAND IN TIE
FROM RICHMOND. on THE ROAD LFADl ~
TO THE COURTHOUSE: ABOUT THREE AMP
A HALF MILES FROM .ATl.EE'S STATION
AND TWO MILES FROM AsliCAKE STATION.
ON THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL,
WAY, AND A DION IN G The LANDS OF
ME>SRS. WHEAT, HCDGlNS, MEREDll r.
AND OTHERS, AT PUBLIC AUCTION. AT
HANOVER COURT OF e; IN M5DSSIESSo7
CHAT BEING COUkT-DAi), AT IL UCLoCk
Nils execution Of sertain eGed OF trsI s 1s1
Doth Nav 1878 Of record IN the clerk $ office OF
Hanover County Court D B. naSS 15 aed T ib
I'M ni,nye described being required so 10 40 by
the holder or Il note secured by said deed, default
having been made in The pay nlent oil Inc same;
TERMS: Cash as to cost and expenses OF SAFE ana
enough to pay off note Of $3.50, with all Interest
&C. thereon; balance upon Terms 10 be given at TIE
sale ROBERT u. LYME,
"c ..ts-. TrIs'ee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-10

CHAMBER OF CoMMERCE,l
" RICHMOND, October b, lS7S.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN no person whatever except Captain Z. G.
CCGHLAN, secretary, and Mir. +. b. tIshEE, as
sisant secretary, 10 authorized to collect elils OF
oS 7.lw : ~ i. Q. NOTING, President.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-10

EALL OVERCOATS,
FALL OyERCOATS,
FALL eVERCOATS,
FALL OyERCoATS,
E.B. SPENCE & son.
L. d. SPENCE & son.
E.B. SPENCE & son.
E.B SPENCE & son.
INDICATED SHIRTS,
INDICATED SHIRTS,
INDICATED SHIRTS,
INDICATED SHIRTS,
Ed. SPENCE SON.
L.. SPENCE & son.
Z. Is. SPENCE & son.
Z. 3. SPENCE & son.
CASHMERE SUITS,
CASHMERE SUITS,
CASHMERE SUITS,
CASHMERE SUITS,
TEN DOLLARS,
TEN DOLLARS,
TEN DOLLARS,
TEN DOLLARS,
L. B. SPENCE & son.
T.. b. SPENCE son.
f. Il. SPENCE & son.
Z. d. SPENCE q SON.
HEAVY UNDERSHIRTS,
HEAVY UNDERSHIRTS,
HEAVY UNDERSHIRTS,
HEAVY UNDERSTANDS,
ONE DOLLAR,
ONE DOLLAR,
ONE DOLLAR,
-.- ONE DOLLAR,
f. B. SPENCE & SON.
EB. SPENCE s. son.
E.B. SPENCE & son.
ocs e. B. SPENCE & son.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-10
By Augustine Royal
tsucccssor to Moody & RoyalN.
Zeal Estate Agent ana AGc'loneer'
Office corner Smith AMI Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ VERY
y vALuhrLE TEAcr OF i:ANp D., tY u siJ Is
GnuT MI. AE WE |, f TiE =
;E0Ap4CM E4AD an OK S EHk = F 9Si1r
Of TIE COURTHOUSE Gf THE CITY or
MANCIir:Sl II; by HIrinc Of decree 81 me III
Cuil Court Tor the county Of Chesterfield III me suL
therein depending STYLED John l.. WI'kcr>on ana
wifi. as Fore and ais. will expose Tor as, at io
lie auction Oh The day and at The place above VIII
Ten, AT The RISK and cost OF r. Frank Smih aan az
rcrson@ claiming under Kim. The FALLABLf
TRACT OF LAND lying i'll the comfy af,reall
containing ls4H ACRES of LAND, about llaIi
cleared. Balance well woodcd. Ihrrr l.; 4 Ia kHt
TIiRkE STORY FRAMED DWEILlNG IN RoOu
order on the land. aud also all the usual Gu'-bn!i-
iups There Is Il fine creek Of pure wa'er running
t,sroupk ahlS farm. and The low grounds ape very
gon This tArm, s!:':a,cd 50 Lear the cry aia IN
such 4 pleasant negIboThood, should command Tile
attention OF those seeking good home.
For further particulars ca on me a.etloneer,
,nd Eighteen mon lis for negotiable notes. per cent
added and title retained OF deed aud rust;
c. &. MCRAE,
orr Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-10
TO W.: Here 1t Is: !,
sHc lay like a warrior tasing ms rest
1 saaacio,,s Dog.

4, rrom usrpes,s Magazine for Cctoeef.l
.s,.,c ono at the British Associations
.r,er .t, at Dublin read a paper On the M
1es,e.t OF animals. He cited no case so re- &C.
.,-art stle as that OF Cuchino's dog, Whicn
Nsrs on his boat. This and the steamer al i,er
wrscl, runs to Desenzano--tifteen mlies
sxrayI a, the southwest corner OF the lake
s . rom Riya, at the north end OF Garda a;
The dog was familiar with the he. crews ss had %
both, and with the Other craft. ou. Tue NC . nna
be- ws,cSes her course down the other side
Of the lake aud saw her drawing Sg;a iar,1 sr
sxsa ,rniecting point. One day, his mind
s Isl,y sessied 10 is theory he proceeded to
verify it. He marched deliberately over to
Dceenzano, took passage, came sa,ely 10
piys. ard went back to bis familiar Kitchen
with an air Of entire satisfaction. be couia
mot lie induced to make another trip by
cha, boat. Ee had "done" it, and had no
moro worlds to conquer in that direction:
Te ha,l reasoned out plan Of action, ana
aad found his reasoning correct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-10

By request Of the hcirs-at-aw of the late Mrs.
Hannah X. Dill I shall sell upon The premises. by
public auction. on WEDNESDAY, ] 9th day OF Octo-
Der. Is 10. al ~ cclrck Z. NJ me above very vau-
able proerlv locate as described, on the south line
of Ciav street, east of and 10 Adams street.
Tine ,.weilins contains ten rooms, wide hail. wing OF
five rooms attached: water. gas, and good culNcrtS,
sc ON the loI. The house Is well built anC in I
most desirable npighborhond. With the house will
he sold the lot upon which 1t stands of 30 feet .
inches front on Clay ami extending back in depth
l4S feet e inches TO Il l6-fO0t allev.
Immediately after the saie of the house VIII DC
sold the beautiful LOT upon lis east adjoining maj
lovely gar en- OF the late SIR. 4. Din. This LOT Is ~
bv l4S feet Il inches 10 alley In rear l6 feet wlde'
and has upon 1t frame stable and shed, with splen-
aid shaGe-tr es.
TERMS: Will be one third cash; balance ut six.
twelve AND eighteen months from day OF sa!c' WIN
notes and six per cent in;ercSt-deed OF trust sccu-
ring them. ,,., =, .,
Special and particular attention Is invited TO the
nc ' ROEERT +. LYME, Aucfioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. synys.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dmys.
!. by jus. Mac dopgal. Anctioneer.
3 No. o Governor Tor thirteenth street.
CLOSING SALE OF
ELEGANT FURNITURE, DESKS. Sc,
nj 49, Fsssgys+s Al Auction. et 49,

we viii. on MONDAY, October 18th instant, Mt
iOk o'cl1ck,s close out the balance OF Dir. arthur
Roopey's stock OF ELEGANT FURNITURE 10
which the attention of the public the trade ana tue
ladies is respectfully asked.
I,urclia. ers at the former sale who have failed 10
cali for same are notified that the goods SO pur-
chased win be resold AZ their cost and r!sk as Mr.
Rooney requtrts the room for his manufacturing
hnsinesa. IA JAS. MACDOUGALL.
"ua' n's.' Auclionefr
n n roor-s Salesman 0...-s oc O &
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-10
By Robert 3. Lyme.
= Real Estate Agent and Auctiopeer,
1912 Main street.

s
1912 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
| AND KITCHEN FURNITURE. SIX MULES,
one HORSE. THREE WAGONS; HAk SE1s'
T TIE x RESrP REESsEEkF 81 Sos
COUNTY, AT PUBLIC AuCTtmnS:G;, ~ WEI aIo
At 10 lin Mip v fsf re the S
as trustee. dated August 9. 1879, anu reco-osu III
Hcnrico County Court. D. b. 1ol, page 34l, Will
by direction of the beneficiary under sale neeo, ns
secured thereby, offer for sale The entire HOUSE
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE OF said
Avis, consisting OF
BEDS and BEDDING
BnREAUs, WRISTBANDS. &C.
8 GOOD MULES and HARNESS.
5 HW.a}tGTONs . ~ ..
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses of sale and 10 pay OFF
notes amounting to &4c0, with all interest due
thereon; balance upon terms 70 d S1 E a. TSn3
oc1o Trustee.
TRAMED STORE. WITH DWELLING
T. ABOVE WITH -FOUR ROOMS, At THE COR,
MFR OF BAKER sTRBET AND SHOOk.S
FOUR R1iAiS EACH is REAR. FOR SALE At
PUBLIC AUCTIoNWee vii :el on lille TuEiDAl
on the premises. the PROPER Y located rs above,
now occupied by good tenants-the store as gro.
Gerry and ,ioing good business AZ This part OF
the city has greatly improved this property should
attract the attention Of those desiring to engage IN
business or seeking profitable Investment. LOT
so By 104 feet.
TERMS: Very accommodating. and made known
ut sale. GOl'DlS' WARREN q 90,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-10
ny Robert B. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctieneer'
1912 Main street.

MICE FRAME HOUSE E. an s sop e2R
In LOT, SITUATED oS = bH PITiiLIC auC-
II hoTA fea1ess WI for a,s ale
upon the gge,nl;cs; on oe aa.pA M n
oc sss tfssSdf sE The HoUsE double one
and there is good kitchen coal ana na oc
a ann hv Mrs Abrams. THIS presents frstclass
onpportu9iiy to persons Of limited means 10 pui-
ca TsnMs: viii be- very liberal, and announGed ~
sale. Auctinneer.
OP
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-10

CHESAPEAKE AND ONO p lfiw,Y,
RICHMOND, VA. sept nl,r 20 1870
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. SEPTEM.
~ Der rs. 1879. PAsSEN'iEI. TRAINS WILL
Run A. FOLLOWS:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-10

BY JAS. Macdonald, Auctioneer'
No IN Governor Tor Thrteenth) street.
-rrpN1TTIRE, TINWARE, STOVES.
II CCMoTsTSs Ec At AUCTION THIS DAY
- /, ~ O'CLOCK / viii sell at my warerooms WIN
our N rsSeTs CHAMBER SUITS, nearly new.
V0EtnSTEk rs BIIREAUS. WASHSTANDS,
ThRI,ES, LOUNGES, PICTURES,
StDEIIOARDS. TIN.SAFES.
CHAIRS, CRIBS, TENDERS;
HhiR- and SHUCK-MATTRESsFS;x ,omc,rp.
3 Splendid SILK DANAsk WlNDoW-eoh'
pr, kTFoRM- and COUNTER.sCALES,
COOKING- and HEhT!SG.STSONxyES !, 60 :,ob os
a leo an invoice of NEW TIN.WAREs ucn as
pfHS'K ETS. COFFET-PUTS, CUP.PANS,
MEASURES. TUNNELS
Roll ERS, OIL-CANS. &C.. &c.
.o0'' JAS. NtACDOUGALL, Acutioneer;
e. B. COOK, Salesman. = = &C ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-10

FOR RENT-TWOGs
&-f.LARGE, WELL-L1GHTEI,, and W ELL lei
VENTILATED ROOMS. on first floor, over YAM
ceys bookstore. No. III Main street, suitable for
lawyers or dentists. Apply a. Dt8patch Office.
Ell q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-10

Tor RENT, ONE OF THE BEsTaA
II HOUSES IN THE BLOCK known as 2sl
= Wayerly Place, on Second street between Canal
and Bird, with six rooms; gas, water, bath, &c.
There Is no better small house In the city. ,q I
oc B-eod3t GRUBBS IL WILLIAMS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-10

OFFICE FOR RENT.-No.2 03 north GA
S}sixih Streets very good position for a lie
doctor-neatly furnisheG-sor rent. Apply ON the
frpmi .pS. e-tOd1 w *
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-10

WISH TO INFORM THOSE WHO
Il HAVE NOT CALLED that they should avail
themselves of the first opportunity Of seeing the
FURNISHING GOODS, in great variety, at
WALLACE'S, 406 Broad street.
THOSE that call are pleased with goods aud prices
~ I2-tOc12
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-10
s.esr. srHAYEn. ANp FOUND.

+ OST, BETWEEN THE CAPITOL
IL Square and First and Clay streets, an IN.
PANTS GOLD PIN, with +" Basyn engraved on 1t
"a gold. suitable reward will be given If left at
COX en- BROTHERS,. Fourth and Broad streets.
81 9-3t
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-27
NIHILISM.
The Rapid Growth and Dew el0pment of
Nihllism i'm Russia.
lOhicago Tribune.l

[Chicago Tribunel
The rapid development and startling re-
suits OF Nihilsm show that the internal af-
fairs OF Russia are not only In wretched
condition, but that there is a power at work
there which may some day gain strength
enough to overthrow the government and
forever end the abominable and barbarous
cruelties Of its despotic sway The attempted
assassination Of the chief OF police OF 81.
Petersburg last summer, by Vera Sassul1ch,
her subsequent daring escape from the au-
which was manifested toward her, seem TO
have encouraged the Russian Socialist kevo-
lutionary party to adopt bold policy. Alter
the assassination the government arDlLTarlly
arrested hundreds il not thousands OF THESE
sympathizers, especially among the students,
and shipped them off to endure the horrors
of Siberian existence and the barbarltles OF
Russian taskmasters but 1t only added Iuel
to the fame. The party. grew more rapidly
under persecution than it ever had before,
and its membership spread even into army
and aristocratic circles.
The work of resistance to the government
did NOT commence In earnest until February
last. On the ninth OF that month Prince ka-
nntkine the inhuman Governor OF kharkoH,
WAS killed while returning from a festivity,
and on the next day the walls OF Moscow and
st. Petersburg were covered with placards,
printed by the Soeialistlc party, announcing
that he had been killed by its orders for being
an enemy Of civilization and for his mon
strous cruelty to political prisoners. On the
fourth of March the police tried to break up
a Socialist press In Kiev, the old capital OF
Russia, and were met with shower OF bull
let's, which killed and wounded several of
them. On the next day petard was ex-
ploded near the Office OF police In Cracow,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-27

An Englishman who has recently arrived
at Philadelphia Is shocked to see SO many
left-tailed dogs in the streets, and feels 1t his
duty to direct public attention to the fact.
your excellent American oysters" he writes
poultry and superior shad, have, / fear,
caused a very provoking attack of govt,
which will prevent me from visiting the
Bench Show OF Dogs, to open on Monday
next. II the dogs to be exhibited prove to be
no better breed than the dogs have noticed
along your streets, the exhibition will not
prove very creditable. At least ninety in
every hundred dogs I have noticed in this
city curl their tails to the left, an evidence Of
low breed and danger. Dogs that curl their
tails to the right are never afflicted with
hydrophobia; that fatal disease prevails only
among dogs that curl their tails left. No
gentleman In London or any city Of the Con-
tinent will own dog or allow dog to follow
him that curls its tails to the left
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-27

Crowds went To see him off, and he rose Mt a
bound to the high popularity Of his father
None the less, his pleasure trip has been
igpncies Of his mother AMI bis friends. He
will have To work for the party all the time.
Ii no sooner occurred to them that the ship
must stop at st. Helena for water than they
announced In the journals that he would not
fail to improve the occasion by watering Ma
poleon's grave with bis tears.
This hard necessity will pursue him IN one
form Or other I'LL hts DAYS. He is foredoomed
to colossal boredom. When he comes back he
will have to fall once more to his task OF
learning the old Idees Ndpoteoniennes by
rote, and guessing out some new ones-a dis
Intelligence he Id not bookish In the least.
The chief Of those ideas is, as everybody
knows, that his family are the heirs Of the
Revolution with the big Il. Now the oil but
irresistible tendency Of his nature ts to write
Ii with little =, and there, In a nut shell, is
all the trouble Of his life
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-27
Enforcing the sunday Law I'm Newark


IL appears that the sunday law IS to b
clearly ana squareiy carried out In Newark
Nd: Inc morallsts nave got stringent
Sunday Law. put In force and those agains
whom 1t is directed haveinot only resolved tt
abide by 1t themselves, but mean to see 1t car
rled out TO The letter by oil Others There Ia 9
law and order association on one hand, chiefly
concerned IN having the law enforced against
liquor dealers. They are one-sided and one
the law and maintaining order, the liquoi
dealers organized themselves into citizens
Protective Association, whose business 1t ~ te
see that all other branches of business stoI
on Sunday, according to law. Accordingly
last Saturday evening the saloon-keepers In
league closed their houses, side doors and all
at ~ o'clock. 1t was an honest observance ol
The law on their part, and as they had nothing
to DO or fear at home, they set about theiL
particular duty OF enforcing general Sunday
observance; They bad previously appointed
agents to visit other business places and noti-
~ the. owners that Ii they kept open on Sun
day they would be prescott. d. The cigar
dealers, .grocers, butchers. BARRIERS, horse car
companies, newspapers and newsdealers were
thus warned not to do any business on the
following Sunday, under pain Of the penalty
Most OF them obeyed the Injunction, but the
newspapers were printed and distributed, the
DeWsdealers sold New York papers, and the
street cars ran. In defiance Of law and order.
put there was little shop-keeping done In
Newark last sunday, and the town was, to
Gil appearances, strictly moral Notheatrical
performances were given, and only five ar
i res, Iof dfu nkeiness were made. The police
had o quiet time OF IT. The law-and-order
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-27
specie Resumption In Turkey.
london Truth

AS no one is allowed to change more than
$40 in one day, the lame, the blind, the
squalid, the abject in crowds assemble round
the gates and In the court Of the bank and
form long queue in the great hail. where the
money changing goes on from 10 till 4. The
atmosphere Of the room would be insupport-
able We're it hot for the fire of aromatic herbs
kept burning in great brazier, the pungent
odor OF which OverpoWers the reek of unwash-
ed humanity. A long counter with grillage
separates the Caime crowd from the bank en-
ployees. The paper notes are passed through
holes IN the grating, and subjected to close
scrutiny to guard against forgery. II genu-
me they are pierced by a stamp and made up
into bundles by one clerk, while another
hands over the equivalent in glittering coin
10 the late owner, who struggles his way out
happier man. On two days of each week
women only are admitted, and then confusion
takes place Of the silent, orderly crowd Of
other days. The clerks have to keep their
eyes open and their wits about them, for the
fair dealers in Caime are not above trick or
Two, and not seldom are they detected In en-
deavorlng to pass worthless scraps of dirty
paper, which they have creased and discolor-
cd 30 as to form no bad counterfeit Of thereal
article. The police are on 1and, as On other
days, but in Turkey the daughters Of Eve are
considered irresponsible bkings, and alaugh
at their disappontmentfi lis about al much
punishment as their dishd nor received
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-27

The KELLEY ISLAND WINE.-As We have said
before, the Island Queen" wine, Manufactured
from the pure juice of the grapef On Kelley'8
Island. has become favorite bfvsrage with
consumers In this part OF the coujtry. 1t Is NOT
only delightful for healthy peopl&. but. during
the last epidemic. was specially and highly
commended by several o{ onr mist prominent
physicians for IT'D invigoAetingt powers when
used by convales1ents. Ats champagne Is
made exactly as thai wine4s Aadk in France
by the fermentation In the botlA. The Kelley
Island Company Is vsEy Jealous Of the reputa-
ton Of this wine. AMI spares no expense to
make it perfect. THE Is. unfortunately. q
large amount OF cheap American wine. called
champagne, which is simply inferior vino
charged with carbonic acid gas. and which 10
extensively advertised and used by many who
delight In auaff1ng bumpers OF champagne. NOS
caring for the quality, but for the name. The
Island Queen" is genuine pure. unadui-
terated article. and our friends. Massrs. Shron-
shire Co.. "a Tehoupitoulas street. are ho
agents.