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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-25
France.
FINANCE MATTERS.

LONDON, August 23.-The Paris CORE
spondent OF the FiDaneier says: "Over
20, 0OO, 600 francs have been shipped from
French ports for the United States during
the last three weeks. The Bank OF France has
now sold at wholesale its small stock Of bar
gold and foreign gold coin. One OF the
chief bullion houses OF Paris intimates that
the insufficient crops OF England, France,
and Germany will necessita,e purchases in
the United States to the amount OF &c, 900, 600
DnnndS starIinp ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-25

Rev. r. F. Osgood, New York, says:
81 have had Dyspepsia, Weak stomach, and Ner-
youspess never had any medicine to do ME SO
much good as TUFTS PILLS. They are as good
"a oF Fsgtssss MURRAY STREET. NEW YORK,
49, 80 Tan g. eodtFe1ol -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-25
LATEST FOREI GS NEWS.
Ei,slnH0.

ENGLAND.
THE FLoODs-RowING OVER THE OXFORD
COURSE IN BOATS.
LONDON, August 23.-It is raining again
to- day with great severity. The floods in
Oxfordshire are the highest ever known in
the Summer. The Oxford race-course is in
undated and large numbers OF persons are
rowing over the course in boats.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-25
The. Prince Imperial.
LIEUTENANT CAREY's CASE.

LONDON, August 22-The Times an
nounces thet Lieutenant Carey, in addition
TO the Official notification Of the reversal OF
the sentence of the cougt- martial in his case,
has received a letter from the Duke OF
Cambridge, commanaer.n-chie OF the Bri.
fish array, reviewing the circumstances CT
the death Of the Prince Imperial, and con-
cludiRg with the opinion that after the sur
prise OF the reeonnoitering party by the
Zulss resistance was impossible and retreat
imperative.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-25
-, M baltimore American Of Saturday.
Ifr'~ TIE SUNDAY Law.
49, yonns Acts on the Case OF
s"s r,e,necr John mcC"rdy.

avg OF FIVE DOLLARS AND COSTS AND
AfiSh n us OF POLICEMEN AT
~ soAp pEfoTs-rRorEsTs AGAINST
n',r REPEAL. OF THE LAW.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-25

Or. l. Guy Lewis, Fulton. Ark, says:
IAfter practice of twenty five years, prononnof
TUFTS PILLS the best apti-bilious medicine ever
made" IT,; K s.et. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-25
CONSTIPATION.

Only with regularity Of the bowels can perfect
health be enjoyed. II the constipation 10 OF resent
date .lnSle dose Of TUFTS PILLS VIII snmes,
but IL 1t has become hsbitual one pill shouia De
taken every night. gradually lessening the fro
ouepcy OF the dose until q regular daily movement
is Obtained, which win soon follow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-25
SALES REPORTED TO sECRETAhY
ElOlIr.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

Fine, $3.50: sHparfne, $4.25; extra. $5; COM
mon family, $5.25MS6: fancy brands, s6elt7 80.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-25
FLOUR.

NEW FLO U r.,
Landing this morning. and 20 arrive, o,,u
, ooo n.rra,s NEW EXTR A aud FAMILY fLoUA
A'''' Comprising the standard brands syS 81 AXE.
AL EsHIR T." :" FL .EGANGE," .sa = "
.yS s . -. :. s-0-------.-:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-25
CANDY: l2@l2kc. p ID.
Lemons: Messina. S50*6 v box.
ORANGES fS.S0@$6.

Rneor,: Shoulders. &c.; clear yisxidss- Ge.
rff,led. &c.; Virginia shoulders! bes5Kc.; VIZ
a,ais hor-round. :767kc.. virginia hams, hrxe
aa1 De-: anal. DOL lc, !: au2nr-curs1 uncangasen
IIiTaIIxc,: canvasssd hams, 12@l2Hc.; PLAIN
hams, l0910Ac; stock Light; a, o.a,1. 40
three hoops, $l,5Q4Sl,7o,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-11
scHvaz AMONG THE INDIANS.

Special 10 the New York Herald. Rosebud Land
ing, Aug. q.
Secretary Scburz made o hastv, but care
full i0vestigation OF the Indians and their
management At Santee and Ysnkton egen-
cies. HIS object Is to see for himself just
bow tho business Is done and whether the
Indians arc treated fairly. He 10 the first
secretary of the interior who ever came
among the Indians to promote efficiency 10
the conduct of Indian stfairs. After finish
the homes Of Red Cloud . nd the Ogsllala
Sioux, at the junction of Wolf and White
Clay creeks; thence, after . three days' in
spection and as the guest of DR.. v. 7. Nc
G%illicuddy, he will go via Fort Robinson to
Fort laramie. and via Denver to Wichita.
Kan, after which, taking wagons aud hors-
es, Secretary Schurz will examine oil the
agencies In the Indian territory. He will
Investigate charges against some sgents,
and make new appointments. The condi-
ton Of Santee agency was found satisfacto-
~, but that ct Yaukton did not please Mr..
Schurz SO we'll. lie inds the Indians, he
says. generally. 10 q gratifying state of ad-
vsncement, and those among the late hostile
Sioux. who are freighting their sup
plies at this landing, which enterprise ia
now svstematized and we'll regulated, show
most progress aud reflect credit. pon the
management of the Indian officers. There
will be a review of the immense Indian
freighting trains at Pine Ridge agency, tn.
der MreWilliam Tat.em, who organized
them by direction Of DR.. V. 7. McGillicud.
DIV, Indian agent. The freighting proj.c,
causing the Indians to haul their own y D
plies was conceived and arranged by Com
missioner Of IDdian Affairs L. A. Hayt. II
had never before been attempted, aud tha,
it is now a success is due more 10 the In
dams than to the inspectors and specisI
agents who claim the credit.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-11

- Et#N -
The advantages Of these Lines are
l.. II tho passenger is going tosor from any
point in the entire West and orth. West, he can
buy his tickets via some one Of this COmpany's
lines and be sure OF reaching his destination
BY IT OF ITS CONNECTIONS.
2. The greater part OF its lines are laid with
steel Rails its road bed Is perfect.
s.. 1t Is the short line between all important
points.
4. Its trains are equipped with the .Westing-
house Air Brake. Killers Platform and COuplers
and the latest Improvements for comfort, safety
and convenience
S. It'll the only Road In the West running the
celebrated Pullman Hotel Cars etwee Chicago
O.. Its the only Road running the Pullman
Palace sleeping Can either way between
CAicaso and s.. PAU, Green Day. FSspoA u Csesss
Wilson's. 0u6oaus, Me6rssst. nit.avkss.
q. No road oacrs equal facilities in number
Of through trans; equipped with Pullman Pal
ace Sleeping Cars.
g. II makes connections with all lines crossing
At intermediate points.
The popularity Of these lines Is steadily In
creAsing and passengers should consult their In
terest by purchasing tickets Via this line.
Tickets over this route arc sold by all Coupon
Ticket Agents In the United States and Canalas
Remember, you ask for your Tickets via the
Chicago & NORTH Western Railway. and take
none other.
For information. Folders. Mars. &c, not OBJ
talnable ~ liouna Ticket once, address any
agent ~ the Company az
oAANM MueMnI, n STENsgU.
osesSsi !.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-11

The place to get your moneys worth is
the Tivoll saloon, where you find the coolest
Milwaukee Lager Beer on drsught, and a
fine free lunch every morning from 9 to
1880. and Saturday nights from 9 to 11:3O
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-11

THE
ChicagoyN Northwestern
RAILWAY
y Is Thru
Oldest, Best Constructed, Most Progress
.sivs, Best Equipped,
s. HkNCE THE
Most Reliable Railway Corporation
OF tho Great West.
1t is to-day. and will long remain the
Leading RalW'y ofthcW &t& Northwest
1t embraces under one Management
2,l58 MILES
And forms the following Trunk Lines:
Chicago, cssasn Blum ! Cafeteria Line,
Chicago. ssssx CITY ) Ysst.n Linz,
ei!sass, cua.sa, Dubuque I Il Crosse Linz,
Chicago, 1tsspsst I pqsssss Line. r.
Chicago, Ii cesss. w1aeasA Minnesota Line,
Chicago. 81. eaalt Minneapolis Line,
clitsss. Nlvastss ! iats sapsdssi hs,
chissse, Green Bay ; Marquette Line.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-11
GOOD BOOKS


Farm, Garden, and Household.
The following yaluab,e Reeks
viii DO supplied ffsn tho Onee q
the Press 1 Dakstaiaa. Any ene
Or mere Of these bssks win be sent
POSTPAID direct to any q eur
readers % receipt Of the regular
price, which is aansd Against. eacl
ssok.
, 1879-04-13
ELSEWHERE.


Datsoa g. Co. have published the piano scora or
Ihe Little Duke, - with English words.
Mn. Aeilhac and Haleyy's anew piece for Nm
Renaissance is LA Petite Madenioiselle. con,ic
opera In three acts, music BY Lccoco. II viii
shortly oe put In rehearsal
Saint -sacns opera, ''Ettennc Marcel1e. , wbicb
"as trst Drought out at Lyons, On account Of soma
difficulty ABOUT its production in Paris 1as reac,c
its twelfth performance, which is regarded a. an
exceptional success.
a musician OF the Second Division of Marines At
"i!helmshaven namel Eckest has been annopted
oY the Japanese Government director OF the eIite
musical corps at Ycddo. Uerr Eckert IL to orsani1e
zoe Japanese military music utter the German
Miss Kate H. Goodall. of Washfncton tv,o
curing February and March, made br,yht snccc.s
IN provincial cities Josephne In the Ftfth w.
nus nus 'ffnafore :" has found her Xafuh in n =,
Io"nseno, an Examiner in the United Statcs pnt.
%. AA'"'Nueea to1 april
Niue; ,Julis Rosenwald, from Baltimore b,a
maue nef appearance ut the ROYAL Onera H1rsa
2I;uItgns'. as U1tsA Of The NIqAt in tne t.Na,9,,
flute, anu has been received with many afo,,s -
approoot1on- Local critics praise the coi,rns ~ -
purity OF hcr voice, and the excellence ~ u ha-
technical faculty. Aes u neF
ud1a Inc r tnree"act comic opera, .'Fatinitza bv
Aesf ffanz Won suDpe conductor 1t tho Rov.}
, 1879-04-13
MUSIC.


| TIE HESS TROUPE HAS CLOSED An ENJOYABLE
| WEEK OF OPERA
ana SET its face eastward. The novelty OF its Der
formances has been the representations of ..Pau1
! and Virginia. on Wednesday and Friday evenings
| and yesterday afternoon. We have already given
very full notice of tho musical features Of the new
work, and the subsequent Representations leava
nothing TO add, except that Signor Operti, during
the week, scored tho first entr'acte - LIE Foret
aud it'was played on Friday evening for tue first
time. Considering the difficulties that stood In hi.
way ana The tainness OF tho orchestra at his COM
hianc. which needed more strings, obQes, cornets
trombones he is entitled to great credit for the
skill with which he adapted the accomoaniments
The opera was very well mounted, and the perform
ance or Twas better than might have been expected
MISS aoootts abilities tend largely in the direc-
ton Ut love making and with tho ardor intensity
and realism Of her amatory demonstration M sanlt
can BE-. found, or with her general representation
Of tho unfortunate heroine. It was marked
Throughout with intelligence, earnestness. ,and
rca! dramatic ability. We wish we could say ~
much OF The singing, or could see that she will
ever reach the high plane or lyric art So long n,
her singing is characterized by such physical et-
tort and vocal czaggernton, so long as she accom-
pllshes results BY continual strain without IN in
s,ana ] ot II fepose Of shnde ct contrast she cannot
expect 70 succeed in musical sense, though she
may lnpress herself upon the sympathy Of her au-
oienee oT the very desperation OF her effort She
should be aware that much Of her execution ia
simply rnecsanical md mechanics in which
music does not lgnre, while her sustained stnr1e
ID 50 often drawn out and pinched in tone that she
reduces % herself TO- kind Of human piccoio. I1
ncF bad manner OF delivery she sacrifices eli round
Ness smooIhness, and volume OF tone. There is no
At Y tas intensity, taouyh there plenty Of vim
NJ castle performs his exactins part with excel
lent good taste, and with the seriousness and
p5saatn 1t calls for and at times his singing. noa
ny IN the great Duo, is marked by thorough ar
tistic quality.- Mrs. .Scguin's part is stronger
cfamat1cals than vocally, and in this way it Is ad-
nfahy adapted to her decided hisrrionic ability.
VIC also sings livery well, though she Is inclined
e. lore her low voice, which 4h2ys sins OF wear
Tho rest OF tn. cast does call for SPECIAL notice
except that it might be greatly improved.
MUSICAL EVENINGS.
Miss Rosa OToole, who for Il long time has been
1amill:E 10 the musical public as Rosa d'Erina.
will give series Of musical evenings this week Ut
Hershey Hall: Her programmes will include not
only her specaltes OF Irish aongs and bullads but
also tue Works OF other composers, old aud mod
en- such ns sacred music, classical compositions
ana operasc arlas, fntersperscd with literary nnm
oers aud Instrumental music This versatile artist
, 1879-04-13

Theatre in Vienna, which had run Of NM. :.
400 nights in Vienna, aad was almost eon,l1s haa
ut the Nouvcautcs in Paris with the ores,ss IN u't
cess, under the direction OF II. Goodies, e'' 1T.
The criticisms on Ignaz Brplls ODER, ..,x
Golden Gross, " which mas recently been mr.. las
by Mr. Carl Rosa at the IIaym:riet, nrs ss1rssue.d
en- Of aa the o,rs:sed we one
adds: 1T is depressing to lind the orche;',,,a aaa
Her Majessy's, which Is capable OF doino sHsE Y
mirable work, pounI,ng away at tha thin my my y
bic little times which the composer has ana.ss,
from various quarters s4a
, 1879-04-13

Rochest<r e.. r. ErpTtss. IT, n
we are Informed. BY gentleman traTeinE :.
steunen County. OF IN occurrence in the Ae." as[
d1st Episcopal Church in Ayorl. on sdaaaJ S.
evening, that was not down in the bills: Ax! g
service young man by tue name Or y. khe
read confession. The permission being slseu}
the young nlan walked into the pulpit ana lsa
from paper, prepared for the occasion, 49, ~
meat conessng that he had during the pas ~.
years stolen from his employers, Smith g =, e an
uey, dry-goods dealers, the large sum o. Sssvn srTn
him a pfGpe s steanS2 ad out q
sidezation for his widowed mother, let MN 4
unpublished. The offender is a young man DAN ~
very prepossessing appearance, who has n.1s a.1
to enjoyed tie utmost couidroce u n47
pl0rers.
, 1879-04-13
CREEN-R1oM GOSSIP.
Miss Ellie Wilton is seriously i'll in New Il

BABE AllOu IL AAA III NEW 1AEk.
There was an actor in town laat week vino wasn't
working for Jack Haverly. .-Cincinnati Enquirer.
George Fawcett Rowe lis dramatzine s'Thc
LcavcuWorth Case, " a noyui by- Anna Katherine
Green.
John T. Lyons. known on. the variety stage as
johnny Rivers, 1s theson Of q prominent Boston
mcrchant.
and dance man, died Of consumption IN Liverpool,
Eng, March IL.
il is understood that Marie wilkins Of the Union
square Comoany, will leave thai organization at
the close or the present season.
Ar hayerly has dropped the name t'Lyceum 81
IN connection with his New York theatre, and
hereafter it will be known rs HaverI7' rs Theatre.
At the New York Standard Theatre, Dick Dead
eye N - Pinators' - is made up 10 assemble Ben
Death III . Evangeliuc."
Miss Miss Laura DON has been engaged to support
young Pauldiac, the onlyt rival Of the Count
Joannes, in his coming tour. The public on the
route which they take has the sincere sympathy OF
everybody.
Boztfns j. szstxa over context BE-
hoped that tue question Of superiority between
these ,exuonents OF the Boston dramn may be
speedily settled. -.
The New York papers continue to publish NOTICES
Newe." It ls Not very complimentary to the clan1s
a. me other piaces Of amusement cut they are too
wise 10 make any fuss.
Who Is Hc:' is the title OF sineularly suc-
ceesiut drana, now playing simultaneously in the
e9lei swedish. Danish,. aud German cities. n
E1cddaQe. Probably Charles Ross, Esq.,. or the
gentleman who assaulted William Patterson.
III: me latest advertisement Of Mary Anderson is
that she has rented Msgvte' atitchells cottage at
Long Bsanct; Sara Jcwett, Modjessa, and Maud
uranget should at once rent cottages somewhere it
tnes want 70 Keep themselves before the public
Before Map1esou sailed. on Saturday, j. Il. Har-
cry ano nc arranged the programme for next sea-
son. ~ Will be repetition OF this, so far as the
Terms Term az are concerned, Harerly will furnish the
aates nnn local expenses. and take 20 per cent.
nave anything 10 10 with the Academy season here
, 1879-04-13

The Number Increasing as Lent Gonna.
an End.
The following is list OF the marriage llceuv,
issued at the County Clerks Office for the 49,
lust ended. The total for the week is nin.t.
five, au increase Of tweuty-three over the (.
ceding week: T..
, 1879-04-13

is 80 we'll known to our concert-gocrs that she
hardly needs IN Introduction, or any further an
nouncc.nent than Ehat her programmes are very
, 1879-04-13

Duke company which recently played ut Eoo.h's
VII I'LL in, with the addition Of May Gallagher in
withdrawal OF Nile. Baudet, VINO will do tho same
part with Almees company, beginning Saturday
night. That is the programme US laid OUT By
Aenry Laurent yesterday afternoon.
AT THE STANDARD
'Pinafore" B." crossed its one -hundredth perform
ance last evening in the presence Of packed audi
toriun. There is every probability that it will run
to paying business till the end OF the season. Tom
h1tte1 who made the hit Of the piece a. Ad1iirqi
Porter, r.. c. H.. has been offered the position OF
comedian by the management OF the Union Square.
60 In tod At salary Of $50 week, and has de-
Manager Dnn either intends to utilize him with
''Plnafore" pArty next season, or else intends to
do somethlng else IN New YORK The TACT 'a that At
Augustin Daily, who is bir. Duffs son.in- law has
arrived in New York aud is said nave in his pos
tession the manuscripts ol I numbsr OF plays,
partly original aud partly adopted from the French.
thus far been declared, and go can't sometimes
most always tell.
ROBSON AND CRANE
Let it be remembered that Robson and Crane arc
going to play st Hooicy's for couple OF weeks,
Beginning Easter sIon1ay: And, By The way, tie
season Of these two comedians has been the most
successful SO far as eau learn. OF any attraction
cession Of big houses, ani ali advices 20 to show
auditors have been told BY one who is bang-np u1
tune Of about S;>5, 600 up to date That's pretty
middling fair for = hard times, >: isn't It!
Well ehouId say ao
The other item Of importance now going the
rounds Is that Shook t. Gilmore hare leased NibIo's
Gnrdcn for term OF years, beginning IN August.
80 saere Is q la1r show, jou SEE, for the Stewart
ceEn in the way OF rent The present
MANAGEMENT is probably about the sickliest
concern that ever bcclthed, and it will Ac
pleasant to know that the ne old theatre ia leased
once more BY responsible people. Shook i Gil
more nave made up their minds that there's money
have an idea that they're about right IL their be-
Iiei. and think they will succeed. They propose
70 open m [ w1fn a. spectacular piece, and TO keep it
school edition, which is running there now. viii
azzle az out before long 1t drew large crowds 1t
atst, upon the reputation Of the piece itself But
people beg1n TO ind ont that when comparef with
former productions this was wretched afIair. and
s'oee then the attendance has gradually been peter-
, 1879-04-13

THE PROFESSIONAL. DIRECTORY. -
According to adyces received up to last night at
TIE TRIBUNE Office, the following stars and COM
binations will be at the places and upon the dates
, 1879-04-13
CALENDAR FOR TIE WEEK.

CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.
EPISCOPAL
April 13-Easrer- Day. %
April 1EEaster Monday
Anil 15Enete1-Tuesday
4ur1l lS-Fast
cAr9o41c;
April 13-Easter- Sunday : So ~
Ap1I l4--Easter-N Monday.
anril l5-Eas&et- Tuesday. :.. .
cApdl 16-tOf the 0ctaye-
April l7-Of the Octave; 81 Anaco@us. = n.
A;,ri1 18-Of the Octave. ..n
Al,ri( 9-Of the Oc+2re.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-21
REEITES.

Tie ROthschilds have refused further
loans to the Khedive of Egypt.
lie late freeze killed all the fruit at
and around Memphis, Tennessee.
Arkansas wants a new county msde
and it called Tilden. Oh, Lord!!!
Randall, in public, denies TilteD,
but it is currently reported that he
wines and dimes with him after
dark.
Sunset Cox dill. &c: very many
70 e for Speaker, but then he had his
little joke of being q candidate.-
Ph tsdei2hia Times,
Dom Piatt has recovered. He says
that ia, the case of Billy McGarrahan
"na'u shifted the brute force of the
hiud 10 the front shoulder
Let people laugh when they can. 4
man should not go about with face
long enough to make the world believe
he has money deposited in savings
bauk.
Lorne wants $23,429, $50 to run Cana
da with this year, and the inhabitants
of the Dominion are flinging their
hats in the air because its gal, III Il SIS
than it took last year.
\ little rebellion is going on in
Hsrtsville, Tenn. Three moonshineTs
were confined in the Jail in that little
village. Fifty mOuntaineers entered
he town, released the prisoners and
took possession of the place.
A large number of white aud cOl-
ored Republicans who say tina :h-y
have been driven out of certa 81 par
ishes in l. ruisisna by build, z-.s have
signed a petition To PTesidet { Hayes
asking him for assistance in leaving
the State.
a Gala lily near ithaca New York,
measures seven inches iu diameter
and it's circumference is thir y-tive
inches. The green lealis eleven inches
wide at it's broadcast part, and qu5res
a string four feet seven inches long to
eneiTcle it
To some ladies " no asked Pope Leo S
permission To dan &c during the late
Carnival, he said: " Go, my dears,
and eIjay yourselves in an innocent
dance only don't keep up too late
your papas and DammaS, when they
want TO get home again."
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-21

SOME of our Democratic friends
do not appear to have a very high
estimate of their Governor. The
GAINESVILLE Tobacco Leaf, says:
"Some people seem to be curious to
know why Gov. Marks signed bill
reducing his salary from $4,000 to So
600 The truth Of the business is,
Marks never valued himself higher
than 81 500, and there are some people
who believe he is not worth, as Gov
eTDoF, more than q One-cent postage
stamp with a black mark on it."