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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-07-20
Innanesa Rahr Song.

Japan, as is well known, is the para
the author of ''Child Life in Japan we
are enabled to print cradle-song in the
original
Nen-ns ko yo-nen ne ko 20
Nen-ne no mort wa-doko ye yuta
Ano yama koyets-sato ye yuta
Sato no miyage ni-nani morotS
Ten-ten taiko ni-shS no fuyG
Oki-agari koboshima inu hari-ko
Signifying in English
Lullaby, baby; lullaby baby
Baby's nursey, where has she gomez
Over those mountains she's gone 70 hAr village
And from her village what will she bring?
A tumtum drum and bamboo dute,
4 "a daruha (which will never turn oYerl and pa
per dog.
-FraseT'S Magazine.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-07-20

Tho advertiser having brrn reFmaruiiy cur.d
Of That dread dlaeanf, CnnHuiuEfians hf anI.o
remedy, T. anxious A. make kuruu tu De f1l.Haa
sufferers uie means 90 cure 10 ai wlln trsifr ~
he win send copy OF the prescription uard, Ore
% charged With She directions fIf rrrfariHr hld
using The same. which they vii fnd a hiHE
CURE Tor CONBuMpTtON. ASTHMA hhuh-
CHTTIB, &c.
Parties wishinr tho Prescription. vin pieces
addrcaa. Rev. y. A. WILSON, lat Penn 81,
Wuliamaburgh, N. a. apr 4l lm
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The Morristown Gazette
BARRETT SYLVESTER,
CHAPTER Kill

''FKTTKRKD, YET PRFR, :" "cEOUDs AND sUSsHTES
= EsTKLLE's EKRoR," . RALSE RzLDKg
ATzIcKxE BUHB,' ETC, ESQ
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-07-20

Unsolicited fcsffnIolfU - fta E9icuru or
gr0nt Letters recclred Ll1oll. A'sfrattaf
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-18

either. / pronounce absolutely faisc. lid
,,of even Know ussil alter THE affair that
Wilson had written either TO the Whig o.
she Dispatch, or 20 DIR. Kelley. ! mad no
Conversation or communication with Leigh
wilson In any form from the time Of the
nuhlIcasion OF the Blair letters until Mon
day night, October 10th, when Dr. God
win. his brother-iu-law, brought him 70
Najor Mcdowell and myself that we might
hear the statement which he had already
made 70 him.
I an, now informed that one day during
my absence from the county my brother
gave wilson an envelope with my card on
Il and directed 70 the editor OF the Wh'g,
hui even he did not sec the letter or know
It's contents. .,.,.
I am unwilling to handy epithets win
such a man as Mr.. Riddlcbcrger, but VIII
confront myself with proving the facts as
stated by me. and leave the public to Judge
between Us. I deemed IL right to expose
Mot 10 corrupt miserably weak and de-
nrayed creature, and think we were rem
dcring loyal service to the cause OF right IN
40 doing, and have no apologies to make
for our action. Respectfully, &C.,
j. III. III. FIGGAT.
rThc above card was brought to this pa
per OH Saturday night before the arrest Of
Sir. Riddleberger. It's publication has
been delayed by press Of matter.]
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Arrost ar scnotor nahonc.

Senator Malone was arrested in Wash
ington city Saturday night about o'clock
upon warrant sworn out by party named
Strong, OF the District, charging him with
intent to violate District law in his purpose
to leave the city for the object Of fighting a
duel with General Jubal A. Early, OF Vir-
ginia.
The warrant was placed in the hands OF
Detective CoombS and Captain Vernon, OF
the police force, who served it upon Sena-
tor Malone at his rooms in the Portland
Flats, on Fourteenth street. The Senator
seemed greatly surprised at the course af-
fairs had taken, and at first was reluctant
to go, but expressed his willingness to ac-
company the officers IL it was necessary.
He was therefore placed in hack, and,
with the officers, was driven to Judge
Smells residence, No. All c street, where
the party alighted The Judge was found
in his private Office looking over recent
law publication. lie was greatly surprised to
see a senator Of the United States under ar
arrest, but asked the party to be seated.
Colonel Strong then stated the reasons that
influenced him in swearing out the warrant.
Senator Malone saiu that he had no thought
Of leaving the city, and that the idea that he
would fight General Early was absurd.
Judge Smell then took Senator Mahone's
personal reccgniz0nce that he would not
/ leave the city for the purpose charged in
the warrant. Senator Malone left in q
carriage shortly after half past s O'Clock for
his home.
In an interview with reporter OF the
Washington Post Strong said:
"Yes, sir; am an ardent admirer OF
Malone. am a voter in Virginia, owning
plantation on the Cone river, and also,
with General Butler, about 81, 600 acres in
/ Bath county. | am registered at Lofts
/ burg, and the twenty-five men on my place
viii vote the Readiuster ticket, which will
be elected by $4,000 to 10000 majority"
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PETERSBURG.

ILLNESS OF OLD CITIZENS-SENAToRIAL CON
yENTION-AN ORDER FROM THE ACTING
MAYOR, &C.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
OCTOBER II, 1881.
A telegram received yesterday an
nounced the serious illness at his home, IN
Nottoway county, OF MaiorP. NJ. Hatchett,
one OF the inspectors Of tobacco at MOore's
warehouse. Major lIatchett has been sick
for nearly a month, and it il feared there Is
no hope Of his recovery.
Mr.. Il. b. Vaughan, an cid citizen OF
Petersburg, and for many years member
Of our Common Council and inspector Of
tobacco at West-lIill warehouse, Is lying
seriously i'll in Manchester.
Hon. George ID. Wise addressed the peo-
pie of Dinwiddie county to-day.
The acting Mayor to-day issued an order
for the removal from the boards and walls
OF the city the bills Of the Rcntz-Santley
Minstrel Company. The order was rived
by the high-constable upon tile city bill
poster, who refused to obey it. What
course the matter will take is not known.
The Conservative Convention which met
in this city on Saturday nominated Mr..
Charles Gee, OF Prince George, for the
State Senate from this district. Mr.. Gee Is q
very popular man, and will make tho
rough canvass. He will poll the full Con-
seryatiye vote. ROBIN ADAIR.
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Tho .leetsau q now distant but hree
weets. Week by week, or day by day rs-
ther. the prospects Of the Democratic can
dldsses have grown brighter. The people
hsxs been aroused by tho magnitude OF the
,sucs involved In the pending campaign,
and have given such tokens OF their zeal
and earncsiness as that no man can longer
reasonably doubt thst DANIEL, BAnBorR,
and McKIxxBY win be elected triumphant
" on the sth OF next month.
II is a national contest In which the
Democrats Of Virginia are now engaged.
The conduct Of General MAHoxE in allying
himself with the Republican party, or
rather we should say in becoming He
nnhlican out. and out, has opened the eyes
OF the men who followed him into the nc
adinster party, and caused them TO con-
clrds that Il e time 70 retrace their steps.
With the aid Of thcserepentsnt Mahoneites,
and Of sbe reserves not brought into action
either last yer or the year before, the real
ncople OF Virgins will win next month
lust snch victory AZ they won in 1889.
The congressional districts are expected
TO 20 ~ follows:
In the First there WIN be majority for
the Democratic ticket.
In the Second the ReadiustcTs will onset
the majority given us in the First.
In the Third the Democrats VIII get =
majority.
The Fourth will Offset the Third.
The Fifth, sixth, Seventh, Eighth, and
Ninth districts viii all give Democratic
majorities. 1t is true the Ninth district is
considered doubtful one by some OF our
friends: but unless our adyices from 1t arc
totally unreliable II viii vote for DANIEL.
Which one OF the districts we have
claimed can the CoaIitionists carryI Look
over the list and sec for yourselves. Re
member. too, that there are ninety thou
sand voters in Virginia who did not vote in
1850. and one hundred and fifty thousand
who did not vote in 1879. These last are
our reserves. We called out sixty thou
sand Of them last year, snd best the Re
adiusters more than three to one. We
shall call out = hundred thousand OF them
this year, and bury the RcSdiusters once
tor an and have done with them.
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MID. ean6ev mornIne, October 18th, sir. AN:
DikFW GENTRY, pecd sixtJ-scFcn JcfiH' nhn
* M funeral viii take place THIS tT1esdsyl
NflUHfNG II his residence, 5lo norm 1"es'tJ-
fourth street II 10 o'clock
Prtersbnrg Iadex dnd Appeal please copy
pied. nj the residence Of his grandmothss, s9s :
caat Jiro.d street, sunday October loth, az ~ ~
oscIock 81, FRANK HBFFIN, infant son .,
william :. and Virgins Alice Craf'oni age"
fhe funeral win take place at the above rcsl-
dence TO-DAY Tuesday At 10 O'Clock. fflenaa
and acquaintances are requested 10 attend
Died. october 18Th. IN Tie county Of iianerer'
IN the twenty-second year OF his aBe' MANUEL
Truly Death loves shining marx when from
hss DARK wing nc sends the shaft which takes iroin
The midst Of loving family and host on az ~
niring friends this devoted son, anecuOnhe
brother, true friend, and Christian gentiemsn:
n fhlENb.
Died. at his late residence, Sunday, az 10 MN MN,
mics INST 9 A M., after brief Illness OF typnelu
inaIarisl fever, PETER EVERETT, In me ny
sixth rear OF his age. He lcsVee wire anu siN
children 10 mourn their IrrepHrable loss !.
s'May he rest in peace"
Died. sunday morning, October 18th, at her
fsfhefss residence, WIlilmsburg ayenue anu On
ham street, KATIE OPHELlA, infant daaShiet %
W. y. and o. V. Cnssen.
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A Card from Major John w. Daniel.

NnEU HUH mulVE W
To the Editor of He State
The Richmond Wing has published q
statement alleged TO have been made by
Leigh Wilson, wherein Hon. George ID.
Wise and myself are represented as having
persuaded him TO deliver up the Blair let
ters, and to have known that theS were not
written by Blair.
The statement is utterly false, and has
not the shadow OF foundation.
/ arrived Of Big Lick on the morning OF
September sth from Coyncr's Springs q
little while before the speaking com
menced. Just before going to The stand l
heard for the first time OF the Blair letters,
and few moments afterwards they were
shown me by Hon. George ID. Wise, to
whom Colonel Logan had shown them.
They had been delivered 20 Colonel Logan
before INV arrival. / held no cOmmunica-
ton with Wilson, directly or indirectly;
knew nothing about the letters until they
were produced, and had nothing whatso-
ever to do with the natter.
There IL not an honest man in Virginia
who does not know that ! aim incapable OF
any completely in instigating the produc-
ton OF private correspondence; and those
who would attempt TO give semblsnce to
the imputation made in the alleged state
ment OF Wilson arc conscious Of their own
basencss In doing so.
Wilson has since his alleged "conies-
sion" declared to Captain Thomas White
head, Mr.. Carter Glass, and Mr.. Baxter
Harvey, Of Lynchbrg, that his so-calied
confession is itself 4 forgery, and reiterated
his assertion that the Blair letters are gem
uine. And | have no idea that an intelll-
gent public viii regard the attempt made
to impugn me with other feelings than
those OF loathing and contempt for those
who make IL. JOHN W. DANIEL.
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Mrs. Milton Rush, Of Shenandoah coun-
~, was thrown from buggy few miles
north OF Woodstock, on the Valley turn
pike, and instantly killed, her skull being
crushed and neck broken. Her husband
was driving, but defect In the reins made
II impossible for him 10 control the fright
ened and running horses. 0nereport says
GYPSY camp, another railroad train,
frightened the horses. Mr.. Rush and his
wife are among the most estimable of
SHENANDOAH people, and had been married
but short time.
Governor Witt, OF Louisiana, died Sun
day,
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BURNETT's COCAINE PROMOTES TUE
GROWTH or THE HAIR and renders 1t
dark and glossy. II holds in liquid form
8 large proportion OF deodorized CocoANUT
ON, prepared expressly for this purpose.
No other compound possesses the peculiar
properties which 30 exactly suit the various
conditions Of the human hair.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-18

NUITLTEK, UCJODtI 10, 1901.
A cattle train ran into another which was
partly switched off and loading with cattle
at our depot at 1880 this evening. The en-
gineer and fireman jumped of. The former
is seriously injured, the latter slightly. The
engine was badly damaged, two cattle-cars
smashed up, and two others damaged. No
cattle killed. The wreck was soon cleared
and trains pass regularly. II.
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STATE CONsERyATNE-DEMoCRATIC
EXECUTIVE CoNuITT-En

RICHMOND, VA, October II, 1851.
Hon. John Goode will speak at Cars
vile, Isle OF Wight, October %; Fluyanna
Courthouse (cotIrt-day), October "a; Craig
Courthouse, October 20.
A. NJ. KELLEY, Chairman.
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T,BEYCH ASSOCIATION FOR TIE
4 CELEBRATION OF YoRKT0WN.-All Tie
members Of the above Association are requested 20
n ,srmbleat Monticello Hall TOMORROW MOk y
M; Inc 10Th instant, at > O'Clock, In order 70
march TO the Danyillc depot, thence to take U
train for yorktown. -,
by order Of V. a. FAyIER, President
ID. COLUMBUS, Secre'try:
c,,,,, ,la,so conv. &C 1S-lt
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AMTsEsYENTs.
DICHMOND THEATRE.-FOUR

DICHMOND -FOUR
III NIGHTS ONLY AND ONE MATINEE
wednesday, Thursday Friday and Saturday eYt-
uings, October 10, 20, 81. %, 1881. The famous
artists Henrietta and Frank ;. Chanfrau, recor-
MEL and s,uted by the world rs at the very head
OF their brilliant art, and G. W. Taylcure's splendid
casts. Wednesday, Friday, and saturday evenings,
october 10, 21, ~, 1881. first time here Of the re-
constructed version Kit, toe Arkansas Traveller, by
Edward Spencer and G. W. TayleEre. The best
American comic drama Of IT, class. "-Neio York
HerdId. Witnessed by one million Of auditors az
Boo,h's Wallack's and all frst-class theatres. IL
has realized Mr. Chanfriu over 100000. Kit Rcd
dinI, 4. 5. Chaufrlu. New scenes, new incidents,
new fun. Thursday evening, October 20, 1851.
first performance Of Sara Bernharcrs version OF
the greatest OF al emotional plays expressly trans
lat ed and adapted for Mrs. Chanfrau) AleNandre
Dumas Camille. Marguerite Gauiier, Henrietta
Chanfrau. Exquisite In grace. feeling, and ima-
ginatlon. "-Bost0n POST Saturday matinee, first
performance In this city Of 9. ". Taylearc'- celc-
hrated play expressly adapted for Mrs. Chanfrau)
entitled 4 Mystery Of Paris. aEutc, Henrietta
Chanfrau. Bookshelf st Theatre and Ramos *
Moses. &c 1S-2tt
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INDUSTRIAL

INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION.
VIRGINIA INDUSTRIAL EXPOSE
TION.
OCTOBER 18TH TO NOVEMBER 1lTH.
Open daily from | 0 o'clock A. NJ. 10 liz O'Clock
p. ~, under the auspices Of the First Regiment
Virginia Volunteers.
DIVISION ].
comprises full exhibit Of the MINERAL resources
of the state.
DIVISION II.
MANUFACTURES.
DIVISION III.
ART.
This division Is comprised Of loan collection,
and Is under the management OF Mics MARIA NOR
RIs, President OF the Art Association.
DIVISION ".
MACHINERY.
DIVISION V.
SPECIAL EXHIBITS.
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERTS
nightly, under the direction u Professor NoRDEN-
DoRf. programme OF each concert viii DC pub
lished.
The ladies Of the Bszaar Association win have
entire charge Of the restaurant Meals VIII be
served at all hours.
General admission. ......................25c.
Season ticket. admitting onc.................B3 90
Season ticket. admitting gentleman and two
ladies. or three 20 90
Tickets for sale by g. Il. JOHNSTON, o1S Main
street; the ladies Of the Bazaar Association, and
officers and members Of the regiment oc6
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nIrr1cAN IEGI0N OF HONOR

A MEXICAN LEGION OF HONOR
n Tire members Of NAPOLEON COUNCIL,
No. All, a. T.. Of IT,, viii attend ststed mee,ins
~ knights of Honor Hall, corner Filth and Mar
sbllI sfrects on THIS tuesday EVENING, Octo-
hcr is. 1881, 1T ~ O'Clock. Action In regard "
tie parade on the 26th instant viii be Sten'
Members Of sister councils invited 20 at'sDu'
o. is.If r. 5. DENNY, Secretary.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
~ EXECUTED at the DISPATCH PRINTING
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%TOTICE.-TIIEA ANNUAL MEETING
OF sTOCKHOLDERS OFTuE RICHMOND,
YORK RIVER AND CIIESAPFAKERAlLROA
COMPANY will be held NJ The Office 81 the com
ap'cI5ck NJ. W. T.. SMITH,
90 1o9ot secretary.
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E0R SALE, CIR
IL AT THE LA
STABLE OF THOMAS DUKE, JR.,
1926 FRANKLIN STREET,
ONE DARK-ClIESTNUT S0RREL HORSE,
YOUNG, STYLISH, AND FAST.
RIDES DELIGHTFULLY."- AND DRIVES
oc l9-3tf ADMIRABLY.
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RF~ SPECIAL ATTRACTION FOR
FAIR WEEK.
GRAND EXHIBITION
OF
HANDSOME AND STYLISH GOODS
AT
JULIUS MEYER & sons,
col AND COS BROAD STREET.

Immense lot Of LADIES' CLOAKS, DoLMANSr
ULsTERs, and sACQUEs, from $3.50 to $40
ELEGANT PLUSH-TRlMlIED LIGHT CLOTH
JACKETS, only 80;
HANDSOME TRIMMED CLOTH DOLMANSr
only SO;
NICELY-TRIMMED CLOTH CLOAKS, only 81
MISSES and CHILDREN's CLOAKs, ULsTERsr
and JACKETS, from $3.50 TO SIS;
MISSES IIAVELOCKS, very stylish;
In DRESS GOODS we are showing all the LATEST
NOVELTIES, from csc. 10 SO per yard;
All the latest shades IL SURkH SATINS, VEL
VETS, and PLUSHE9;
Another lot Of the ALL-WOOL MUMMY CLOTHS
at zoe. worth 35c.;
Another lot Of the ENGLISH TWlLLED CASH
MEBES at 10c.;
Our DOLLAR COLORED DRESS SILKS arc
splendid for the price;
BLACK SATINS from Toe. to 81;
BLACK SILK vELVET6 from 81 upwards;
In BLACK GOODS we have larger linoand lower
prices than ever;
so pieces BLACK CAsHNfERES vt special low
figures;
LUPIN's 3s-INCH CASHMERE at soc. worth
65c.;
LuPIN's 3s-1NCH EXTRA FINISH st Csc.
worth S0c.;
BLACK ALL-wooL MUMMY CLOTHS at zoe.
worth 3Jc.;
Large stock OF CREPE CLOTHS, HENRIETTAS-
DRAP D'ALMAS, &C.;
Our stock Of sHAWLs Is large, and We have many
new and handsome styles;
BLANKETS and C0MFORTABLESat Uay-dorn
low prices;
Just opened another lot Of the JOUNIN TWO
BUTTON KID GLOVES at soc. They are
sching fast.
The LAFAYETTE KID GLOVE, with Fosters
Patent Lace Hooks, IN five hooks, 1928; seven
hooks, Sl.GJ;
MISSES TWO-BUTTON KID GLOVES at Soc
ELEGANT stock OF fine ROLLED-GOLD and JET
JEWELRY. JULIUS MEYER & son,
Oc 16-dtf COL and COB Broad street.
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BOOKS. sTATIoNERY, &c
LITERATURE.-

HEN L EN IAL LITERAlIht.--
" WEST, JOHNSTON & CO. publish am ''' ,
Tor sale General Lsf1yette's Visit % llf-'..A II
ls24-25, graphically aud Interestingly q Z.
Robert ID. Ward, with portrait, 5sc' ~.
Campaign and Surrender Of COrnNslli..i1
Book OF yorktown Peninsula, Richmond,
River, and Norfolk, by stevens, lllu,iIai. 30
Old yorktown, by Thomas \. Page 5oc.i "i -.
yorktown and Surrounding COuntry, JNt. .AN p.
Nazarine OF American History, SIC. OIl'I,
Hciteol. and will mail 10 any addrcs- u0"h .'''''
Of price WEST, JOHNSTON d CO"
Book sellers and -,Ali0i
oc I6-3m OH Main stree.
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HEALTH Is WEALTH.
EDUCATIONAL.

PROFESSOR l.. y. HASSELEFf
i SCHOOL or FRENCH AND GERMAN
LANGUAGES
will reopen SEPTEMBER u, 1851.
Special clss-cs for French Conversation aul, JIG
nature arranged for ladies.
For particulars, apply ~ 3O4 east Grace -ir.,.'
80 Al ImAtcOdlm
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MEETINGS.
CENTENNIAL PARADE.
DIVISION 40. 3.

The AIDS AND DfARSIIALS OF DIVISION
No. S--consisting OF Ges1ngvcre.n Nirginla, Odn-
FeIIows. knights Of Honor, Royal hrcanuln,
1hosen Friends, Forestcrs, and American Legion
OF Honor, Of Richmond and Manche'teir.-syr6e re- r.
auesfcd 10 meet at Sanger Hall on IUESDAi
ac isis JOHN c. TELLER, Chief.
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OFFICERs AND MEMBERS OF LEE
OGROYE, No. 7, L.. \. o. D.: 1ou are re-
qncsted to attend = called meeting 81 your Gfo,e
This TUESDAY, lSt'l EVENING AZ : oc,ooa'
to he transacted. c. W. THOMAS, n, a.
oc Is-itF y. W. THOMAS, secretary.
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HORSES FOR SALE.

HORSES FOR SALE.
E'OR SALE, A LADY'S RIDING ~,
II AND DRIvING-HOReE; pcrfe7tly[c1A
gentle. Can be driven safely by lady. Can h
seen for few days at the stable OF John Marx
Franklin between Third and Fourth streets. In
quirc of j. HAYDEN GILLIAN,
oc IS-1ts Libby bullding.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-18
TOILET ARTICLES.
DULMoNAiPULMONA!PrIvov ,

T. ROBERTS BAKER, Druggist oIe -.
areet, has secured the exclusive agcncy f.r p ,.
mond city and Henrico county. ',l'
The daily gazette., 1881-01-03
CALIFORNIA WINE CnOP.

The California wine crop Of 1880 10 In
excess Of the estimates OF the most SAM
game. The yield will be more than
1900, 900 gallons, Of which Loco, 900
gallons will be reserved for brandy. In
Los Angeles county there are 1,SSO, 900
gallons In the hands Of the wine ma
kcrs. For other counties the yield is Is
follows: Santa Clara, 100000 gall
Iona; Son,ma 1900, 900; Napa, !, ,6oO, 900.
Notwithstanding the increased produc-
ton, the makers will get prices from five
to twenty-five per cent higher than laat
year. Que wealthy iRe-paker Of Son.
oma county, who has over 100 acres In
his vineyard, got this year over four
tons of grapes to the acre. His total
wine product this year is 10000 gallons,
tor which he will receive 32 cents per
gallon against 25 cents last year. BY
the new railroad connection, Sonona
county wine is shipped to the great wine
merchants OF San Francisco at q cost OF
II cents per gallon. As might bs ex-
pected, land in the wine-growing dis
trcts is not to be bought for q song.
The price varies from 50 to $5 per acre.
"a great impetus has been given to the
California wine industry by the grow
ing appreciation Of native wines, and
also by the ravages of the ply lloxerai in
France. af, fssas