davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1879-09-24
MiScelllneous.

4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEWs: 4Ms
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED ~ 80 80
UPTOWN OFFICES 20 i.s3S Bro adWay cor hiii ~ -
st. jUS West twenty third ST., corner Iltu."' 80
No. 81 East FOurtccnthsL, corner u.oi-,
Third ave-, Forty seyrnth--t: az the IA NLlh
No. 22~i Ihrdaye ono hundred an' iweny 20
Harem savings Bank Building up TO > T. n7 ~ '-'
oilcerates
A DVERTISERS. by addrC ssing Geo. +. Row
~ ell K 20 Newspaper Atycrtis Bureau, ~ ~l
New York, learn the exact cost oi any inpsh IA
advertising in American "-pAI'r- loVp't' PA"P" ~
DUTrER.-MR. HERMANN KAISER Ham
- burg IA trade than l6 years. shl nr -
tac charge con-inments OF Butter and DINER ii
ion. urs,-cass references.
nR. MOREAU NORRIS SANIrARlUM'
CONTENIMENI ISLAND.
pAkILS, CONN. - :. e., s.,,.
Dr. NJ MORRIS formerly superintendent ~ me y. i,r. =
The y T. SfATL CENrLNNIAL BUILDINo 10, iiot a
above on Long Island Sound is now prepared 10 r
limited number oil patients Tor special II Ail.i ,soR
further Information terms address DR. AOlst.AN ~
RIr. ayton Post OfAce. fNrned Co.. Conn
TUR SEAL SACQUES re-dyed IN the e,s. o. :.
darkest sluie highest lustre ana y, g.
eued wlth seal, otter or other fur Apply a. %
or ut factory "a and 81 Steui-en 81. fro klyn Il
L. 4. BOCGH1oN. - Hos sis-ss
DATENTS, TRADEMARKS, CAV a. E'.,,p. =:
4 MUM & co. 81 PARK Row. New-NofA, iiol.,s.e A,
Ta Sc.eittc Ihrtyfour years neg
solicitors OF Patents. Hand book ON fagn1H VII" Iva"
tious and advice. sent free
New-York tribune., 1879-09-24

NURSE.-A respectable Prote stant woman
~ wishes baby hriug up ic bottle or child ar
O Nelr. old. lul Mrst .uih-st.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-24

I AUNDRESS, &c.-by a respectable colored
woman as lauuLrsss nurse in apuvlff fAn an
Give ann l-rnnon. ON b. M ll5 .L--A- 81 -.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-24

NURSE.-By a French girl, who does not
~ speak much Eugiish Is nicely brought ~ and is
most wiling oblg best .tseurc as 20 afat p
Cali Al JACQUIN's FRENCH BUREAU, COZ 6.lraye, De-
tween 3fth 3fflrsfs
New-York tribune., 1879-09-24

COOK.-By Scotch Protestant, with city
" references IN private iauily she 10 an kinds ~
cooking: would ~ country required Please call
address l3 -th.ay4., third bell.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-24

EOOK, &c.-By respectable woman good
- cuns washer good takcr bread h,cIls
soups &C.; years reference from las place 5s West
New-York tribune., 1879-09-24

COOk.-By an English IIOtcstant woman
" cook in private family can d. all Aine- q g,ol
cooking excellent make desserts no objection
wth The washing beet ref renee J3i West 25ii
4 IN .-n laulL a-nrn
New-York tribune., 1879-09-24

ADNiSM abby most superior French
u pr who dresses lar and scws wei aisnt can g'e
Frenc lessons grown children, or lf latr in Anle
keeping; can give le highest OF r,loteicri ta a tJ2
h.I.lrN Is LI and 81 D al.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-24
EMPLC

ORIGINAL SWEDISH EMPLOYMENT
~ AGENCY. los East eth So hotN een Lexington and
stave, lover the Russian Bithl ,ltnl swedish,
franeh German and English servants highly retommelied
edsh AMI French Dutcr hgs class 4oF city ot c'"A
New-York tribune., 1879-09-24

CHAMBERMAID, &c.-Respectablc grl -
y chambcrmad and wal rrs- HING go assist wa-in- ald
irnnInc. r.farancn. "a Mn.t lbtn %.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-24

COOK.-A Protestant Ncw-Engl nd woman
- would Ike small American family home preferred =
h gh wages l.2j7 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-24

'VJh, d = y = IIlI,' = ~ = 80 -
With fa.- ercnce- understand Their lnrnfs pr
fecfly IN eyerv pat will family work between fen
In roct harmony CITY OF country call at 30 thaye,
be i~tlst
New-York tribune., 1879-09-24

COOK, &c.-By respectable woman rs plain
~ COOK washer and ironer. Apply 40 NO. 2Z East 18Th.
rt., tnp iioor, front. Miss ca RRDLL~.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-24

WASHING, &c.-By i respectable woman
w 10 ~ the lay 10 do Washing aud ir'niiS .r
heusc.clcallng. Apply at 80 last tothsL' Up N0'i'
nm
New-York tribune., 1879-09-24

HOUSEWORK.-By a woman who UNDER
stands is experienced coos Wl7-s
70 out by the ly or ws'-
New-York tribune., 1879-09-24

COOK &c.-By a respectable woman as good
~ cook washer and ironeri years fe nee from
Al YlILI-.f.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-24

HOUSEKEEPER.-A lady, capable. eNrc-
A r.eucei ant educated ek- position o. =
where she could hasr entire charges gcnla nome l''
able 10 sa'aryt would go West; uni1u't'G it-ii'
eiven Address NJ BLISS. Tribune CpioNn o.ce, LIB
NF..l
New-York tribune., 1879-09-24

CHAMBERMAlD, M'>-A young glil a, cham-
Y beruaid and sram,iIess VIII take care "I cHAneAi
iIlr.. Nnlr-. Inl.Irnln AAa IlsL hJtlhL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-11
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
49, RICHMOND, September 10, 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT-E White. 40 bushels. Red, 3444 BUSH
els.
CORN White 334 bushels. Mtred, 940 bushels.
OATs.-534 bushels.
RYE.-34 bushels.
MEAL Is bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 20 bushels common at s1.0S;
20 bushels prime AZ IL l5-tot,', 40 bushels. Red,
90 bushels choice German amber on private terms I:
20 bushels very good German arobcr al H. l2: 33 s
bushels prime Lancaster a Sl.15: 24S bushels
good Lancaster al Stag: 72 bushels g0od Lincas-
Ter Mt $I.lO, 800 bushels good Lancasr er ar IL
bushels very good Lancaster at Sl.13: lG4 bush
els com non Lancaster ut Sl.03; 36 bushels COM
mon Lancaster at 81: S4 bushels mixed at Sl.QS {;
81 bushels very good mixed ut Si.1D: LA bushels
mixed at S1.07:r 3sS bushels very good Fuliz a.
*1.O5; Sc bushels fair FultZ at 81; ia bushels
prime Fulrzon private Terms; So bushels fair Fu!iz
at $l.03; l6 bushels prime Fnllz n $i.O5: SO
bushels very good FuItz .03 TIA bushels com
so bushels common futIZ NJ 95c.-totai, 2,552
bushels. ;t... y. d = -
CORN Whlte. 40 bushels very good at 55c.; 20
bushels good ut 55c.: ga bushels very good ut
56c,-.oia 334 bushels. -Hi.red. bushels prime
at &c.: 500 bushels very good OH private terms
total, $40 bushels. -.'-' -
OATS-60 bushels very good winter on private
terms; 80 bushels good spring on private terms !:
200 bushels very good spring 1T 3Jc.-io!al 346
bushels
RYE.-34 bushels ut zoe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-11
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS.

correspondence OF the RIchMo9d Dispatch.J
SEPTEMBER 8, 1870.
The forests are donning their fall suits,
and the gorgeously- decorated naples herald
the coming Of the most pleasant season OF
the year. Fires are now the order Of the
early morning, and the social element de-
velopeS itself. more and more pleasantly as
the guests gather around the home-like cir
Gle and each adds fuel to the flame Of wit
and anecdote.
Dancing still continues to be nightly
amusement; but the time has come when
seven women cling to one man in the mys-
tic mazcs Of the dance-at least, the proper
ton exceeds this In the ballroom.
Yesterday from 10 O'Clock to O'Clock the
lovers OF the German enjoyed that society
dance. As evidence OF the superior .endu-
rance OF the fair sex, it is worthy OF men,
ton that last night only three OF the gentle
men who participated in the German took
part in the evening dance, while over thirty
sweet-faced girls floated gracefully and with
elastic step. seemingly unwearied by the
prolonged pleasures OF the day. Il
General Johnston and family are still
here, and General GUSTS Lee reached here
on his annual visit yesterday. Yesterday
we saw two gray-haired gentlemen in plea
S"HL CoLNtiSe-oHt WAS iioip INC Suupui W
plains OF Texas, the other from the arid
slopes Of Wyoming Territory. The latter
was Colonel Bullock, native Of Lynch
burg, who visits the Springs after an alb
scnce OF thrly-ive years. lie is stu Vir-
rinian in heart and feeling, and many read
crs will remember his only son, Captain
Bullock, OF Company D, Fifth Virginia
cavalry, who came from the far West and
offered up his life u willing sacrifice in de-
fence Of our soil. ROANOKE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-11
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
"WEDNESDAY, September 10. 1879.
S4LEs.-1, 90 Virgins consoIs sold ut 5sk: loo
Richmond city 6's sold at lo6s; and 500 Virginia
deferred bonds sold az 5g.a
sessrnmsas ssesrt,sss ;1 e States AIS,
state Seemrrt,es.-y irdnia lo-4e': f915 bid A91i
asked; Virginia consois, 5sS hit, 5eS asked: Viz.
ds ss siG 3d x e1
Gates, rs I'D ls4 asked; TiFsihia tax-gcceiyable
1872 BID. Richmond sity e,s, j.. and j. lee bid
LynehhnrE city 6's. ], and j.. Jog bid. log asked
s bridge ss sha an and IS se
aanchester SIS, tax-rectiyabIe, n. and s., so bid
Raiiread Bonds chesapeake and Ohio Railway
6's1 90s, NJ. and ", Al bd Ylrznin Central Rail-
road first n,or;gage 6s, j. and j.. 100h BIO: Vlr:
ginia Central Railroad third mortgage 6's. and
De- 1Q0S BIZ; Virginia Central Railroad fourth
mortgage So, J. and j., 1o69 bid: Virginia Cen;
Ta KH5ohd s J. and d d9e
gage 6's and j.. 90 bid: Virginia and Tennessee
RAILROAD thrd mortgage S's. j. aud j. l12 bid
yirgin,a and Tennessee Railroad funded s's, j. and
J~100 bid: Souths.de Railroad first mortgage Dre-
ferred SIS. J. and .,106 bid: Souhside Railroad
| second mortgage preferred 6s. j. and j.. go bid
Southside Rlrpad bird mortgage preferred 6'S. D.
and j., s7l bid, 90 asked: Petersburg Railroad
first mortgage S's. D. and j., liz bid; Petersburg
aan,I Ohio ,, ama o. ~ D,a
1Ol bic; Richmond and Petersburg Ra ilroad frs
mortgage S's. A. and o.. IG7 bid; Richmond anc
Petersburg Railroad second mortgage as. NJ. anC
NJ l02 bid: Richmond. Fredericksburg anc Pc
tomac Railroad mortgage S's, j. and j.. 10S bid
Orange and Alexandria Railroad first mortgage S's
N and N, .e5 bid: Orange and Alexandria Rsil
Il road second mortgage 6's, j. and j.. 95A bid
| Orange and Alexandria Railroad third mortgage
S7s, bf. and NJ. 65k bid: Orange, Alexandria AM
Manassas Railroad rst mortgage rs, j. and j., GA
| bid, 81 asked: Richmond and Danvile Ralroa,
| consolidated 6's. III. and ". 06 bid, 963I asked
| Piedmont Railroad first mortgage IS, A. and q.
| I10lS bid; Atlanta and Charlotte Airline Railroad
first mortgage ~, j. and j.. 50a bid: C., G. and
| Railroad first mortgage rs. j. and J.. 80 asked
G: C;aDd A. Railroad second mortgage rs, "a bid
1 TUta aSRc,I-
| kdftToad Stocks.-ConnectioH Railroad stock. II
par, 20 bid; Richmond anu Danviilc Railroad, 10
parx l9sb1d, 20 asked. :
Bnnk Stocks.-Union Bark of Richmond. 80 pal
A bid, At asked; Bank of Com merce, 2J nr. l,
bid. 223 askeu.
| Insurance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fire and VI,
rfne- 20 par, 35S asked: Granite 90 par. II asked
-HlscestdnsouS.-Uld Dominion steamship Com
pany, / 0U par, 80 asked.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-11

WHAT TIE ALANTUs TREE is GOOD For
VI. Ic DouX has succeeded to some extent
in separating the gum from the silk, per.
hitting the threads to be drawn with great
ease, and preserving to them at the same
time sufficient natural glue to admit OF the
threads Of several cocoons wound at the
same time being, by the operation OF twill
Ing, twisted together, and giving strands
OF raw silk, the only kind that can be util-
lzed in weaving. Another chief point in
the discovery OF NJ. lie DouX is that this
production OF raw silk is obtained with the
same pans and the same hand.processes as
ordinary raw silk, so that no objection can
ROW be raised on the score Of expense.
lhe specimens OF silk produced are Of a
pretty blonde color, and make charming
siois OF ecru color. Moreover, dyers will
KNOW how to give the silk variety OF
cofors. The rearing Of this new siIk.Worm
requires, 1t is said, neither care nor ex-
prhse. The wild moths look after them
serves, and it only remains to collect the
eocooas attached to the leaves or small
branetes. 7!.8...o..-,..estl
Inc ailantus silk-worm feeds upon this
'tee' ana makes the silk alluded to above. y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-11

b FsserSa qnf II En Eisx y III 11Sss
III i. John p. Poe OF the law drm oil john
son Il Poe, received lat evening ii dispatch
sfoni Heaersf Bradley Z & on. from
Lypn, Gyan.. stating Z hat he md AT pyarsd
before Cdisf Justice nv ate, or the upfted
States Supreme Court, and nude appltca-l
Zion sorstffe release by Il writ OF tntsdS cof.s'
pus OF Henry Towers, Waiter Tucker W
bert Sleboid. Mart e. Bowers, and Lewis
Coleman. Judges aud clerks Of election 10
November. 1878, appointed by the State.
Board Of Election Snper isorss and who are
now serving ont terms OF imprisonment
under setitence Of Judge Bond, OF the
United States Circuit Court, Tor violations
Of the acts 81 Congress u hay, 1870, en-.
titled s. Elective Franchise By violating
the Gle ton laws. The Chief-J ustice heard
the application, and issued an order d.
|recting the Government authorities 70
show cause why the writ shall not issue
ON the second Tuesday in Octo Der,
when The eases will be heard before the
United States Supreme Court at Washing
ton together with others OF d Similar nature
from Ohio and West! Virginia. 1t Is ex.
pccted that when the cases VIII be heard the
Question OF the coistitutionality Of the cleo
tion laws OF 1870 wiil!be passed upon hs the
Supreme Court. Messrs. johnson s. Poe
contend that these laws. which provide that
officers Of election appointed by the State
and acting under the laws Of the State who
neglect 10 perform such duties as are i'm
posed upon them by the laws OF that State
or ofssthe United States shall be liable to
| punishment, are unconstitutional. inasmuch
as she Congress baS not the authority to
pgnish State officers for the violation OF O
State law, as there Is sufficient authority in
tue State courts, to. punish such violation
Congress can exercise'fhe powers delegated
by. the Constitution, but AL powers not sc
delegated are reserved to the States. Sec
ltion article l. Of the Constitution provides
that :. the time. place. and manner OF holding
eIections shall be prescribed in each State
by the Legislature, but Congress may al
any time, by law, make or alter such regu
latinns,o &C. This; it is clafued, does moi
apply to the election laws, in question
| Baltimore Anaertcnn, 10th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-11

A LEGAL QUESTION DECD Acting
Bissell, of,the Post-ottice
DeparumcBty has rendered decision in the
matter of the postmistress at Berryvlile,
Ark, who IS a married woman and yet q
minor. The question was whether, in
case OF this kind, the sufeiies on the official
bond Of the woman aie,in any way relieved
from liability BY reason OF the fact OF such
minority. In the absence OF any definite
provision in the statute UPON the subject
Mr.. B:sseli quotes several authorities haE-
ing a, bearing upon the ease, and decides
that the bondsmen are netf In. any way; re.
lieved, but are legally responsible for the
conduct OF the postmistress. ~, ~ -, -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-11
PROPOSALS.
dds ARE REQUESTED FOR FUR
ID WISHING UNIFORMS FOR POLICE

FORCE: ......... |
Dnub' C. breasted blue cloth trock coat, with two
rows of Virginia safe buttons on the breast eight
words :cHlEF OF foLIcE: CITY OF RiCH-
MOND" on II. to be worn on the eft breast. The
Pants and Vest 10 be rlain blue cloth. g.
THREE CAPTAINS.
Double. breasted blue cloth frocS coat, the want 10
inch of the bend of the knee; two rows of Vir-
gina State buttons the breast, seven in each row,
placed AZ equal distances three gilt buttons tsmalD
on the under side OF the cuffs. Collar rolling, with
the word captain :" on elrh Size Ia silver let
crs Vest blue, single breasted, with eight gilt but
tons. Pants plain blue.
TEN sERGEANTs.
Sinyle. breasted blue cloth rock coat, with rolling
collar. and the word SERGEANT" on each side IN
silver letters the waist 10 extend TO the top OF the
hip and the sS,It to within one inch of The bend Of
the knee nine virginia state buttons on The brelSt
two buttons on The hin. Two on the bottom Of each
pocket and three small buttons on the under eide Of
The cuffs. PantaoOns blue.
SiXTY-SEVEN PRlVATES.
Same ne sergeauts. with the exception Of word on
collar. There will he silver numbers instead.
THREE SANITARY.
Same a. priyates with the exception OF numbers
on collar. which WI ha substituted with The word;
"SANITARf POLICE" in yellow letters.
EIGHTY-rOUR OVERCOATS.
CAPTAINS.
Double-brpastcd frock coat; rolling collar. with
word "cAPTAlSn in silver letters Oh collar
seven buttons OH each breast six on back and skirt,
and three OF cuff waist 10 extend 10 inch be-
low the bip; skirt 20 three inches below The bend Of
the knee
sERGEANTS.
Same as ains, with the word "SERGEANT"
on the collar.
pRITATES.
Same as seryeants. with numbers on collar.
...s. SANITARY.
Same as Irlvates, with "sANlTARY POLICE"
on collar.
The material for uniforms to be Of The same qua
lty ana color that used hy the New York pUhce,
sample of which shall be obtained, and the Chief Of
Police will get the leading merchant tors OF THIS
CITY To look at The goods. and obtain ids for the
furnishing arc MAX Ing of the uniforms for each
season. and forward said bids 10 the Board OF Police
Commits toners for It's decision as TO whom the con
tract shall he awarded. '.
THE sanipl.s can be seen a my office until The
10TH INSTANT, wien the bids will be forwarded
10 The Board. JOHN POE, JR.,
Sc lp-3t Chief OF Police.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-11
STAUNTON.
DEATH OF Dr.. o. Is D0NAGHE-CoURT OF AP-
ppiIg

DEATH OF DR.. o. Is. D0NAGHE-CoCRT OF AP-
PEALS, &C. .'r .'
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispairhl
SEPTEMBER 10, 1879.
DR.. 3. B. Donaghe, of this city, and one
of the best-known physicians in the Valley,
died suddenly at his residence, on Beverley
street. this morning, at 10 O'Clock. He had
been feeling unwell for day or two past,
and was seized this morning with apopeXy,
dying before medical aid could reach him.
His death has cast gloom over the city,
where he is much beloved.
The Court OF Appeals meet in the court
room to-day. All the judges, believe, are
present .3
Tie excursion train for Cincinnati, when
it passed Stanton Yesterday afternoon, had
two engines and thirteen cars. A number
OF the passengers OF the Valley went West
on it. .-.. PESN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-11
GUEICUR a.
CuT1cURA,
THE GREAT SKIN CURE,
THE MOST HEALING, SOOTHING, AND RE
FREsHING EXTERNAL ,APPLICA-
49,. TON IN THE WORLD.

II rapidly heals Ulcers, Old Sores, and Discharg-
ing Wounds: Itching Piles and other Itching atttc-
tons THAT have been the torture of o. lifetime. thus
afEol ding unspeakabe qualification to thousands
Burns, Scalds, Wounds. and Testers; all itching
of the Scalp. including Loss Of Hair. Nothing like
II has ever been known to the most intelligent ply
siclans. II has swept a host OF poisonous remedies
out OF existence. 1t Is revolutionary In Its compo.
srion and mode of treatment. and succeeds in curing
every external affection. At every stage IL Is aby
ASSISTED by CuTICURA SOAP, Which Is part OF
itself incidentally, and at he same time the most
delightfully."- fragrant and refreshing Toilet, Bath,
and Nursery Soup in existence. .-~-.
agent and liver stimulant. should be taken 10 neuy
tralze aid resolve away blood Hoisons, cause by
the virus of scrofula cancer, caukcr, lnalar,al OF
contagious di eases, which maintain anu foster dis
eases Of the Skin and Scalp ..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-11
ExtraditiOn Refused.

NEW YORK, September 1O.--United States
Commissioner Osborn rendered bis decision
yesterday in the case OF Urban Caslow, who
is charged with the murder OF Owen Jones,
assistant steward Of the steamer Arizona,
Oh the 18th Of last month, while on her
voyage to. this country from Europe. Cat
low was steerage passenger, and during a
ill of insanity stabbed and killed Jones, and
his extradilion was demanded by the Bri-
fish Government. The Commissioner de-
MED the application for Catlow's extradi-
ton, and discharged him from custody.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-11
The View York Democracy.

SESSION OF THE STATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
y TIVE BOLT OF THE TAMAASYTES, II
SYRACUSE, September 10.-The Demo-
cratic Committee were 10 session most Of
the night, A motion to put the admission
OF members In the hands of the committee
instead OF leaving it to the charge OF the
chairman and secretary was appealed from,
and a motionto adjourn declared carried
amid charges from the opposing factions
that the other sought to pack the Conyen.
ton! ! ~ - 90, - ~. : =
At a meeting OF the Tamn1any wing this
morning prominent representatives spoke,
the tenor OF their: utterances being that ii
Robinson's nomination is insisted on the
Tammany people should hold separate
convention. '' r. -
MEETING OF THE STATE CONVENTION.
SYRACUSE, Septem Der 10.-The Demo
cratic State Convention met In Weitin2
Hail att O'Clock this afternoon, with full
delegations and crowded galleries. 1t was
called to order, by Mr.. Purcell, OF Roches-
| ter. chairman OF tue State Committee.
John C. Jacobs, OF Kings county, was
elected temporary chairman, and made
brief address,, eounselling hgrmony.
After some prolininary discussion with
regard to the manner Of appointing com.
mittees the Convention took recess till
P. Nj. a.
STANDING COMMITTEES APP0ISTED--ADJoCRE-
| -@- MENT UNTIL TO-DAY ~. So. =:
The Convention reassembled at, 4:A5 P.
In. After the appointment OF standing
committees, and Speeches by Senator Ker-
nan, Hon. S. s. Cox, and Ex-Governor
Walker of Virginia, the Convention ad'
! iourned until Tomorrow, evening. raa ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-11
A GRATEFUL LETTER.

neeers ..IVeeks & Potter: ,Genl1emen.-Hay-
Ing neen troubled for many years with the letter.
or sal Kheum. and spent many q hard earned DOL
lar, T. was given a uisl OF Your CUTlCVEA, anu
thunk God. my hands are well. never i"o ahS
thing do me good like that. ,o ,,
You may put this in the paper and welcome, and
n,ay q do some other poor sufferer the same good
IL has GONE mel am well known here: having
lived here alnlost fifteen years aud kept boarders
ror n jiviue and sometimes my heart was sore,
tSiptins i would have 10 give up altogether with
n,y sore I'M uds, and having small family to take
care Of: but oh, thank God! my hands are wei; 81
1 again retarn thanks.
Yours respectfully. ,,-or-r INV
L1TrLETOS, u. H., May 80, 1878.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-11
THlIE IA TEST NE s:
|aY1ELssRApH BROW sar1. s,uAnrEns.

TEE fEW YoaE DEMocRArtc foyvEsy
iSSTIosa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
eINcdEKATls Exrus1THuN-a , q III ALE
w Ak Il sTRAMPING THROUGH TIE
souTH-A LARGE PARTY OF GoLoRED
.RxCuRss1oNIsTs CoMiNG TO. RICHMOND
.FBEM NEW YoRK-THE YRTL0w.FEvER
scoyLRGE IN THE souTH-bEATH or REV.
Up, TATToN-r.R or SAILS FOB CAPE
1fENRY LIsHTHoUsE-THE 9MARYLAND
6REEHBAcKERs IN CoUSciL-AMERIcAE
PHARMACEUTfCALAs sogIATIeE-A TER
RIBLE FIRE AT vIAZAdA-FAILURE OF
COTTON, MANUFACTURERS, no., &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-11
anray with Kentucky saoonshiners.

A1frny Win AentNchy MOOhshAheEss
WASHINGTON, September 10.-The Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue IS informed
that on the I'd instant Deputy Collector j.
A. Roy had an encounter with "moon-
sinners" in Barren county, Ky. Ele and
John Brannum found a still, and, thinking
that they were not known, they attempted
to make & peaceab BILE entrance, Brann,in re-
marking, tGood evening, gentlemen" Ray
saw shotgun pass from behind still -tub to
man behind the tree. As soon as the gun
was passed, the man iJames Ashford) raised
it and fired hastily, taking away half OF
Brannum's hat-brim. but before he could
straiehten for a second shot Ray drew bis
pistol aud shot him through the head, kill
ing him instantly. Another man jumped up
from behind slill-tub with bis gun, but
before he could level it Ray shot him down.
Another person behind a tree had shot once
OF twice at Braunum, and was preparing for
third fire when Ray fred and shot him
down. 49,.