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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-02

IMPORTANT ASTRONOMICAL DISCOVERY BY
PROFESSOR PICKERIN or HARVARD
About 8 O'Clock on Thursday evening OF
last week Professor l.. c. Pickering, direc-
tor of the Harvard Observatory, was so
fortunate as TO make discovery which has
been characterized as one OF the most i'm
portant discoveries in stellar physics OF the
present century. Professor Pickering uses
in some OF his Investigations prism, placed
between the obiect-glass and the eye-piece
Of his telescope, and this apparatus, OF his
own device, has led him to the following
observations In the ordinary telescope a
star is seen as a point OF light, hardly larger
than il appears to the naked eve. With the
instrument containing the prism star, in
stead OF giving the appearance OF point OF
light, is drawn ont into continuous Dand,
When, however, the telescope with the
prism is directed to a planetary nebula the
light Is collected into a star-like point with
ont any band, and these facts enable the
astronomer to distinguish instantly between
star and planetary nebula. This prlncl-
pie has already enabled Professor Picker
ing to discover several planetary nebul&.
On Thursday evening an object was OBJ
served which presented the appearance OF
two star-like points within the band ia the
modified telescope. Astronomers do not
venture to express any decided opinion as
10 what the ncwly-discOyered object is. Ii
is entirely different from anything hereto
fore observed i'm the telescope, and is re-
garded as a very important object for III
yestigation.
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Missing Albanian Found.
From the Indians.

THE RAIDING APACHEs-yICrORIA WEAKENING.
DENVER, Coll, September 1.-The Iri
bune'S Santa Fe special says: "Adyices
have been received from The South that
few scattered bands OF Apaches are
raiding the ranches about sixty miles from
FL Paso and numbering is reported. Vie
toria's main body is still in the Candida
ria mountains. Advices from Mexico
are to the effect that Victoria has re-
quested OF the Mexican Government a
meeting for treaty purposes. with con-
dliional surrender in view. The Mexican
Government would not grant the request
without consulting the United States Gov
eminent. This move OF Victoria indicates
that the forces OF New Mexico and Texas
combined are too much for him, and know
ing hat the United States will accept no.
thing but his unconditional surrender,
which would likely result in his death, he
wishes to make a conditional surrender to
the MeXicans. which can hardly be accom-
plished, a Governor Tercassus, who will
have much influence in the matter, is a
heavy loser by Victoria's raids"
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ny rELEGRAPH TO THE DrspATcH.

INCREASE IN NEW oRLEANs's BUSINESS
STATEMENT or THE PUBLIC DEBT-Row-
ING RACE AT GENEVA YELLOW
FEvE. on THE TUGBOAT RAvEN-MUR-
DER IN KENTUCKY-INDrAN NEws-sEN-
ATOR FULKERsON NOMINATED FOR con-
GREss-THE UNITED DEMOCRACY OF MAS
sACHUsRTTs; BEN. BUTLER DECLINES
THE GUBERNAToRIAL NOMINATION AND
MAKES SENSIBLE sPEECH-oFFrcfAL
RECORDS OF THE wAR-A MISSING ALA
BANTAM FOUND ON LONG IsLAND-THE
COTTON TRADE OF MEMPHIS = THREE
CHILDREN POISONED IN sURRY COUNTY
CONGR ssIONAL NOMINATIONs-THE
NEW JERSEY DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
THE AFGHANIsTAN wAR-ANNIvERsARY
OF THE BATTLE OF SEDAN, &C., &C.
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Griffin VIII speak at Appomattox Court.
house on the 9th instant lcourt-day). Mr..
Tucker viii also speak al Evergreen on
Monday the 10th. and at Union Academy
on the 11th.
The circus yesterday was attended by
immense crowds. The bald-headed element
that used to plead the children as an excuse
tor going Invented new evasion this time.
They wanted 10 see whether the electric
light was likely to interfereswirh their gas
stock dividends.
Rain last night. but hot again to-day.
TELEPHONE,
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
SEPTEMBER 1.-The following are the quotations:
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
LuqS.-COmmOn 10 good. S4.506of6.
LeGf.-COmmon, S6.50@S7: medium, $3.50 !;
good, $40 ISL; fine, sl2@Sl4; extra fine, $50
$40.
Stemmfng.-Common, &3@s4; medium, 500
$3.50; good, 5000; fine, Sl0@Sl0.75.
DARK ToBAcCO-MANUFACTUR
Lug FiHers.--COmmon, t3.50@Sl medium,
S4.50@S5: good, S5.50GS6.
Leaf FtHers.-Common. S5Gf6 30; medium,
$6@$8.50; good, STA IS; fine, S9@Sl0.
WraDperS.-CommOn,S 7.50dfS.50: medium ,
ss.5O@s9; good. s95O@SlO; fine, $lO@sl1 ;
extra sun-cured, fl2@l5.
BRIGHT ToBACco-MANUFACTUBI
Smokers.-Common, ss@Sl0; medium, 900
Sl2; good. S12@Sl6; fine, sl69S20.
FiiIers.-(ommOn, s6dtS: medium, S7dS9 ;
good, &l9M$12; Bne, nominal.
Wrdppers.-Common,s al 0@s15 medium, $3.50
see: good, s20@s30; hne, sf0@s60; fancy, $50
@$7j.
Wrappers, Nah0g0Ry.-C0mm0n, fl2@fl5 !;
medium, Al 5G@20; good, S22@s2o; nne, s3O@
$40; extra, *45@t50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class OF goods is confined
PRINCIPALLY To good old heayy-boded Tugs and Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote:
Old Iugs.. S46S5; Kentucky River Tugs, S1OW
sl2; Kentucky River leaf, tl3Mfle.
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For the Dispatch.I
Another Fire I'm Culpeper.

Sunday morning about II O'Clock flames
were seen bursting from the store-room OF
Mr.. Goodloe, Latham's building, on Davis
street. The alarm soon brought scrowd
together, aud some faithful workers, but
the fire had gotten so under way that the
building, together with the contents OF the
store, was soon in flames and consumed.
The building was OF brick, covered with
tin, and as IL was calm no other building
caught. Some adjoining buildings were
damaged by falling walls. The fire was
supposed 10 be from a lamp explosion. Loss
fully covered by insurance.
A telegram announcing the appointment
OF Major ID. A. Grimsiey as Judge OF our
Circuit Court gives great satisfaction TO our
people. X.
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u,ncoct nrssents solid front 10
Tho onnostiion. There were some feel
inos IN those contests. They have passed
awav from my mind, aud 1 hope they will
nass away from others. / will never do
anything which can bring them up again.
vow have many good men TO select from to
90 with the name OF Hancock. Gentlemen,
4 thank Won for your kind welcome, and
YOU, Mr.. President, for the warm words In
which Won introduced me. j shall not be
your candidate"
After some further discussion Dir. Burke,
NJ Roston. mi in nomination Mr.. Charles
p. THOMSON. OF Gloucester. The voting
al once began, and Mr.. Thompson bad a
majority OF the votes cast on the first bal
lot. His nomination was thereupon made
unanimous with much enthusiasm.
The ticket was then completed by the
nomination OF Alpha +. Thompson for
Lieutenant.G Governor, Michael +. Donohue
for Secretary OF State, and X. Francis Par
ker for Treasurer.
New Jersey Democratic Convention.
TRENTON, September 1.-The Democratic
State Convention was called to order at
noon. III. Leon Abbott was made tempo
rary chairman. Upon taking the chair he
made an address In which be said that the
Democratic party occupied the aggressive
position, not being placed under the neces-
sty OF defending It's candidates against a
party that from the start is on the defensive
in regard TO It's candidates. The importance
of the contest in State affairs was dwelt
upon at length, and he showed that the
most important State question is the cleo
ton OF the Governor and State Legislature.
After the appointment Of the usual COM
mittees the Convention took ecess.
Not n Candidate for denomination.
FLUSHING, l.. l., September LIN let
ter, Hon. Jane. ii. Covert, representative
from the First congressional district OF this
State, states that he is not candidate for
denomination, and would positively decline
should the nomination be rendered him.
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LYNCHBURG.

FALL. OF A SCAFFOLD-SERIOUS RESULTS
DEATH OF YOUNG GADDESS-THE READJUST-
Frs IN sEssION-FRAZIER'S NOMINATION
MINISTERIAL CALL-THE BELGIAN BLOCK
AND TIE NEW STREET RAILwAY-THE CIR
Gus, &C.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
SEPTEMBER /, 1880.
A scatfold attached TO the new residence
OF +. NJ. Huntington, Esq, ia process Of
erection on Court street between Eighth and
Ninth, gave way suddenly this morning,
precipitating its occupants distance OF
thirty OF forty feet TO the ground. Mr.. Or
lando Brown, respected citizen and brick
layer at work upon the house, received very
serious injuries, the exact extent OF which
are not vet known. J
The death by accident yesterday OF young
Charles Gaddess was one OF the saddest af-
flctions ever known in our city. His
father, Captain J. b. Gaddess, was one OF
our most public-spirited citizens. as lead
ing officer in the Volunteer Fire Depart
ment for many years. The youth bad Just
gotten old enough to do something to help
his mother, who has nine children. On
yesterday he started on his second trip, as
newSman, on the Virginia and Tennessee
railroad. lie did not live 10 finish it. When
bis body was recovered under the bridge
near Martins the neck was found TO be
broken in two places, and there were frac.
lures In the backbone. one OF the arms, and
three in one leg. The funeral takes place
this afternoon at ST. Paups.
The Readjuster Convention disappointed
public expectation generally by the seiec-
ton OF Mr.. James Frazier over General
Elliott. No doubt, however, the knowing
ones were 10 the secret, and the result will
be no surprise at headquarters. At one
time the proceedings were very disorderly,
owing 10 contest over the seat OF an al
legged alternate from Bedford. An adj
tournament was moved and carried till the
eyenisg as well, II was stated, to quiet this
row a. TO give the mensgerie q chance to
attend the circus. When the nomination
was made, Frazier and General Elliott both
made speecbes-the latter digni6ed; the
former quite the reverse. One Of the incl
deaii' Of the Convention was the declaration
or Fink Moss, the notorious negro Radical
from Buckingham, in favor Of Garfield.
Rev. y. s. Gregory has received call
from the yestry OF 81. Paups church TO the
position of assistant rector, with special
charge OF the chapel near the FAIRGROUNDS.
IL Is stated that be will probably accept.
work Is progressing handsomely on the
new Main.street pavement and the street
railway. The citizens take great interest Id
these enterprises, and the sidewalks are
crowded with spectators, WHO watch the |
work Is Il progresses. 49,
There were eleven marriages In the city |
last month"; six white. ~
Hon. j. u, Tucker and District EIector
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The Memphis Cotton Trade.

MEMPHIS, September 1.-THE annual
statement OF the commercial year, closing
last night, shows that 4O9,s bales OF cotton
were received at this port an excess OF 3d.
ESQ bales over the previous year. The ave-
rage price realized,was III s3-100 cents per
pound. The aggregate value OF the cotton
was nearly S24, 100000.
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Aquatic.
AMATEUR ROwING-RACE ARRANGED.

GENEVA, N. Y, September LIS. X. Sey'
fert, OF Reading, Pa, arrived last night,
and all of the amateur scullers are ready
for the races In which they are entered to-
day. A match sculing-race three miles
with turn was arranged last night between
james Riley. OF Saratoga, and @. w. Weis-
gerber, OF Wheeling, West Va, for $1,000
q side, TO take place within thirty days.
The hackers OF Weisgerber and Felsieger
express desire to arrnnge matches between
these scuIIers and Charles Courtney, and
they will be accommodated II the forfeit
money IL deposited.
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OmcIaI Records OF the War.

WASHINGTON, September The first and
second volumes Of the official records OF the
late war, the publication Of which was au-
thorized by Congress at its last session. have
been completed under The direction OF Col
onel Scott, OF the War Department, and are
now in the hands OF the public printer.
Congress has ordered ten thousand copies
OF this work, and also authorized its sale to
the public. These two volumes will soon
be issued, and copies can be had OF A. 5.
Childs, chief clerk of the Government
printing Office, at one dollar per volume.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-02

FALL OF A METEoRIC STONE.-M0unt Yer
non, D., August 29.-This morning at 2:30
O'Clock a brilliant aeroliie fell near Greers-
vile, in jefferson township, in the north
eastern part Of the county. Mr.. Lake F.
Jones, who happened to be returning home
from Wooster at that hour, describes it as
extremely brilliant. Driving along nearly
asleep, be was aroused by 4 roaring sound,
and, looking up, saw the heavens illumna-
ted and the light OF the moon paled to in
significance. The meteor swept across his
path from east to west, and alighted In the
woods about half mile distant. Coming
on into Greersvile, he found several citi-
Zens who had been awakened by the noise
and light.-Special to the Cincinnati Com
gnercidL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-02

W. X. Falkner, Of Petersburg. Va; L.
G. Welsh, W. G. Moore, and D. F. Hunter,
of Lancaster, S. c.; and 5. L. jenkins, OF
Atlanta, Ga, who occupied rooms in the
fremont House, New York. were robbed
OF about $4,000 in money and jewelry on
Sunday night. Their rooms, which were
directly over one another, were entered by
some expert hotel thief, and robbed while
the occupants slept.
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The Burial Bill.


held shortly TO consider the matter.
The Burial Bill.
LONDON, September lin the House OF
Commons last night the bill to permit the
burial OF disscnters in all church-yards and
cemeteries without the Church OF England
services passed to third reading.
Loyal AIbanians.
PARIS, September 1.-Accordlng TO dis.
patch published here, the Albanian leaders
telegraphed to the Sultan yesterday assuring
him OF their loyalty, and declaring their de-
termination to- defend the integrity Of their
territory to the last extremity.
Anniversary Of the Battle of Sedan
BERLIN, September 1.-The anniversary OF
the battle OF Sedan will be generally cele-
brated TO. morrow. The Emperor has issued
a proclamation to the soldiers OF the Ger
man army. 1t recalls the events OF ten
years ago, the great deeds OF the army and
the victory OF Sedan, and expresses pro-
found thanks and warm Acknowledgements
to the army, and hopes 1t may continue to
fulfill all the calls OF duty and honor, main
tain the strictest discipline, and pever relax
in diligent training for war. "Then In fu-
ture times OF difficulty, from which may
God long preserve US, the army will still be
the steadfast guardian Of FatherIand."
The Af.hanistan War.
LONDON, September IA special from
Camp ROhat, twenty miles from Candahar,
under date OF Saturday last, says: "Gene-
raj Cough, with two cavalry regiments, ar
rived here on Friday after marching thirty
four miles, and opened photographic COM
munication with Candahar. General Ro-
betts arrived at Candahar with regiment
OF his force on Saturday. Ayoob Khan is
entrenched at MuZra, in ArgaDdab Valley.
His line OF retreat is secured by ford
over the river at Kbagraz. Colonel st.
John reached Camp RObat with small
escort on Saturday. General Primrose he
Iiographs that MooSa Khan and other Ca5ul
refugees had reached the camp OF Ayoob
Khan"
GENERAL ROBERTS IN CANDAHAR-k 70 B
WANTS TO NEGOTIATE.
LONDON, September IA dispatch dated
Quettah to-day, published in the second
edition Of the Times, says: General Ro-
berts entered Candahar yesterday. Ayoob
Khan has attempted to open negotiations
with him. All the leaders Of the Ghuzeree
faction are said to have joined Ayoob Khan.
General Pharye marched yesterday with bis
whole force, as he expects battle at Taxi.
pul. Ayoob Khan's Heratee, Kaustni, and
Kizilbashi troops are said to be DESTROYS OF
deserving him since learning Of the recog-
milton OF Abdurrhman Khan As Ameer at
Cabul, but they are sworn on the Koran to
fight.v
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The Cincinnati Industrial Exposition.

CINCINNATI, September 1.-The Chamber
OF Commerce to-day decided to devote the
afternoon OF next Wednesday, September
Sth. to the entertainment OF visitors, who
are expected in large numbers, especially
from the South, to attend the opening OF the
industrial EXnositinn.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
/ mn LIVER REGULATOR.

Ask the recovered DYSPEPTICS, BILIOUS
SUFFERERS, VICTIMS OF FEVER AND AGUE
the Northumberland PATIENT, how
they recovered Health, Cheerful Spirits, and Good
Appetite-they viii tell you by taking SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR.
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, JAUN'
DICE, BILIOUS ATTACKS, SICK HEADACHE
collie, DEPRESSION OF SPIRITS, sou II
STOMACH, HEARTBURN, &C.. &C.,
1T HAS NO EQUAL.
Tkis unriyaled southern Remedy Is warranted
NOT TO contain single particle of MERCURY or any
injurious mineral substance, but is
PURELY VEGETABLE.
II you feel drowsy, debi.itated, have frequent
headache, mouth tastes badly. poor appetite, aud
tongue coated YOU are suffering from torpid liver or
biiousness" and nothing Will cure you so speedily
and permanently ~ 20 take
SIMMONS LIvER REGULATOR.
II IL given with safety and the happest results 70
the NEST delicate infant. 10 takes The place OF qu.
nine and btfers OF every kind. IL Is the cheapest,
puresf, aud best family medicine Ia the world.
: 1fl 1''F7 J. IL. ZEfLtN n CO.,
IAsce 81. SOLD DY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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FLOR the Dispatch.I

FARNvnLE, Va, August 30, 1880.
John w. Nash. Jr,, son Of Or. Nash, and
grandson OF the late Judge Nash, OF Pow
hatan, died tonight in this town. This an
nouncement will be received with sorrow
by large number Of friends, who will long
remember the many virtues OF this most
esteemed young man. w.
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WashfngtOn.
puRLIc DEBT STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON, September 1.-The debt
statement issued to-day shows the reduc'
ton OF the debt during the month Of Au
g1st to he Sl2,027, 1879; cash in the Treas
ury. S196, 66S, 1929; gold certificates,
S7,697, 800; silver certificates, Sl3, 1873, 040
certificates OF deposit outstanding. SILL
100000; rcfundiug certificates, sl,lO6, $50
legal tenders outstanding, S346,6Sl,0l6
fractional currency outstanding, S7,lSl,'
OQ5 81
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY, stptembtr i, 1881
rouptry produce.


Country produce.
Bess,oar: zoe. a D.
> B,stter: Prime to choice yellow, 1920. fair
" corn corn Neal: 62c. o bushel for country; zoe. for
Drie5 Fruit: Apples, 8d5c.; Blackbcries, 5G
6sc,; cherries. l2@loc.; rasp6erries' le@20c'
f FgaS Prime nye-goOse. 4o@45c.; common.
25c.
Eav: Virginia timothy, 9oe.@sl'O2s; clover eo
oats: Baled. s5c @9Oc.
PotSioss: lrish-New Rose, 81 so y barrel 65@
70 Roofs: Ginseng, 9oc@sl . d.; Seneca free of
tops, 4Oc. n ~.
Lard: Country. s@s4c.
Rye: 70@75c. Y busbel.
Sumdc: Prime. f5c.
Bsted Strd,o: 35d4Oc,
Wool: Washed. 40a41c.; unwsshed. 2se.
BURY wool will bring from 10 &c. = 10 less lhan
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &C.
Cement: Rosesdale, $50 d barrel; James
h Ein. SsTcaitural, s@loc. busnel; Rock~na,
aa. ss1I ;se9 Geas fam. esaa ''as'
Plaster: LUMP. "a rs; grounc, &c; ca!cinec
0ls Tag; f taise Size. ;sSsi.2o@ss.5o.
Dry Goods.
pyfpts: Merrimack. To-: Merrimack Shlrtins,
SC. {; Richmond. &C.; south Bridge; 4fc.: Pacific,
7c.; Sprague. 6Tc.; sprague shlrung, o3c.
Dupners, &c; Alien'e, &C.; Manchester. &c.
Wasnington. 8sc.: Ma,lery Pink. 7c.; Mallory Pur-
pie, 7c.; Simpson Mourning, 7c.; simpson Grey,
gc.; simpson Black, ezc.; Harmony, oc.; Ash
''l Bro,on Cotfons Manchester X A., Dse.; Man
chester "A A. A., &C; Rcek1riegs - n.
TX. K. sac; james River "A II, H.. exc. James
Rver Standard A .. d.. 7sc.; Granissyilis x:
r.. 7e.; Granfe7ille "a Z. T., ~; PScanon'as
6ne. g.; Conestoea D., 7c.: Conestoea w, DC.
Broion Shsetings; Peppereil lo'4' 21'se'' An
nIsarnsd SAtrffnos and Shsettncs: New York
Mills. ike; Wsmsutta. 12kc.; Dayoi, io$c.
Anoroseo(gn. L., De- Fruit o. the LSom' sVs.
ouinebans, Sc; Hope "A, &C.; Eclipse "A,
o.; security X eye; psgperet To-, Sxxe;
Lag. I0c. Kenilworth. 7Hc.i Gun beriand, 1hc.
TICK, ; Conestoea A. A., l2r.; Conestasa z; y.
Az 14c,i Censstog. .. T. loc;; ccnss'ogs IRE
1, Sxirtiaa stripssi sheridans~As" &C.; Snen'
dan 60 DC,
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WHEAT Red, so bushels common Lancaster at
81; Az bushels very good Lsncasat 5l.l0; 1902
bushels fair mixed At I.09; 272 bushels fair mix
ed on private terms 20 bushels very good mixed al
SIl0; 20 shells very good Fultz at l05 40 bush
els very good Fuliz al Sl.04; 262 bushels good
Funz at Sl.03; l4S bushels good FultZ at 81 or {;
Fuliz ats 1913 bushels common Fultz at 97c. {;
l7S bushels common Fntz at 95c.: 40 bushels
at soc. l24 bushels common Fuz at 75e.-total,
2,222 bushels.
CORN.-Mtxed, 1873 bushels good on private
terms.
OATs.-l42 bushels PRIME winter private
terms 32 bushels good spring at 3sc total, ia
bushels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-02

TUTT'S HAIR-DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
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raj Color, acts insantaneously. Sold by druggists
or sent by express on receipt OF u.
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