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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-05-31
THE HUMAN HAIR.
How TO Preserve and Beauty 1t,

How TO Preserve and Beauty L.
Many persons abuse this delicate and
beautiful ornament by burning 1t with
alcoholic washes and plastering it with
grease, which has no affinity for the
skin, and is not absorbed. Burnett's
Cocoaine, q c6mpound OF Cocoanut
On, etc, is unrivalled asa dressing for
the harris readily absorbed, and is
peculiarly adapted to its various condi-
tons, preventing its falling of and
promoting its healthy growth.
Housekeepers should insist upon OBJ
tanning Burnett's Flayoring Extracts,
for they T the best.
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BUFFALO, February, 1873.
james 4. Flloscs, Esq:
Dear Sri have used other prepa-
rations of Hypophosphites, but they do
not compare with yours, which / think
Is the best medicine for the nervous
system l ever used. Fellows Com
pound Syrup Of H1pophospnites sup
plies matter for q and blood. rem
dering it highly Beneficial for feeble
children. Yours truly.
w. 7. HoREER,
Editor and publisher Buffalo Journal.
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SCIENTIFIC MrscEr.LANy

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$500. ao.in.,
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railway over which heavy trains are
constantly rolling and swallows make
their homes In engine houses. A pair
of swallows have reared their Young
for wears in a mill where a noisy three
hundred horse power engine is work.
ing night and day. and another pair
have built their nest in the paddle
box of a steamer.
The oldest snec,me,s % ,,mher IN
the world are supposed to be the dowel
pins contained in the ancient temples
of Egypt. These dowel pins are jncor.
porated with the stone work. which is
known not to be less than 1000 wears
old. and are believed to haye been
made from the tamarask or sbittim
wood of ancient Egypt-a tree now
sometimes found in the Nile valley.
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following to be about the average
growth In twelve wears of several yarie-
ties of hard wood. White mamie he.
comes / foot in diameter and 30 feet
high; ash. leaf maple or box elder. l
foot in diameter and % feet h;ob. white
willow. 10 inches in diameter and 40
feet high: YELLOW willow "a inches in
diameter and TX feet HIGH. Jombardv
nop,ar IN ;ncbes In dI,ma,ar ara AZ
feet high; blue and white ash, 10 inches
in diameter and 20 feet high; black
walnut and butternut, 10 inches in d.
ameter and 20 feet high.
DIR. Hammond states that there are
yery few II anv. cosmet;cs which do
not contain lead He also savs that
death from lead ~poi,oninu Inv the nae Of
cosmetics ia bv no means an npcom-
mon case The introdnction 90 n
lead into the system produces various
effects, collie, paralysis, rrostration of
the nervous system and insanity being
the most common results.
Recent investigations b,va shovn
tho incorrectness ~ the nre,tv 80
of insect-eating plants which have so
often been given. Insects are often
caught by the sticky exudatlons OF GER
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New York: Henry Wizards suit
against Billings and the Northern Pac-
iac railway, vas discontinued to-day.
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The Royal Gorge and Grand Canon:of
theArkansas, Browns Canon, Pike's
Peak, Garden OF the Gods, Monument
Park! Spanish Peaks, Veta Pass,
Phantom Curve, Toltec Gorge and
Tunnel, Los Pinos Valley, etc.
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Thanks

Al a meeting OF the Committee OF Ar
rangements Of the American Medical A,>o-
citation, held May 18th, the following reso-
lutions were passed and the chairman IN
structed TO publish them in the daily papers ::
ReSOiUed, That the thanks OF this COM
mitiee are gratefully rendered the press. the
medical profession. and citizens OF Rich
moDd who assisted by subscription or other
wise in per!eciIng the arrangements for
the entertainment Il our guests during the
recent meeting OF the American Medical
Association.
Resolved, That the thanks Of the COM
mit,ee are especially due. and are hereby
rendered. the committee composed OF the
following ladies Mesdames j. p. Branch,
c. W. =. Brock. j. Ca>kie ClDell, o. A..
Crcnshaw. J. ;. ID. Cullen, f. d. Cunning
ham. j. Hltley Norton, j. Adair Plea,ant>,
VI. +. Pleasants, w. Russell Robinson. o..
dc >ibourg. Lewis webb, who so kindly
and efficiently managed the entertainment
given at the Theatre on the night OF The jth
instant n 10 inSdre its complete success.
Bv order OF the Committee.
FRANCIS ID. CUNNINGHAM.
Chairman.
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THE KNIGHTS TENPLAR EXCURsION.-The
magnificent estate OF the late James Gait,
known as "Point Of Fork" is in the county
of Fluvanna, and is at the confluence OF the
Riyanna and James rivers, hfy-siX miles
from Richmond. This delightful spot has
been selected by the committee OF knights
Templlr for their pic mic on Monday as the
place best adapted for an entertainment
which will be largely made up OF entire
families. TO those who have not seen the
beautiful country through which the train
will pas this excursion will be rare treat,
and at very moderate cost.
The train will leave the Richmond and
Allegheny Company's depot. at the foot oi
Second street, az 8 A. NJ. sharp, and VIII
stop at the several places advertised both
going and returning. This excursion VIII
without doubt be great success, as 1t Is IN
the hands On gentlemen who know how 10
manage, aud will be The first Of the kind up
the new road.
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Tho .uduStrtaI FNDOsifiOn.

Editors Dispatch: Several articles have
been published lately with reference to the
Industrial Exposition. We must have ms
exposition here this fall, aud we can DO 1t II
we get to work at once and snow the proper
energy and spirit.
What better idea could there be than an
exhibition Of manufactures and the pro-
duets OF mines OF the State OF Virginia in
our Capitol this coming fall. when SO many
thousands will visit this section! We must
seek in every way to interest people in the
great resources OF our State: us manuiac'
lures and mines. learn that some OF our
energetic manufacturers are considering
this matter. and that meeting OF ciliZens
is soon to be called. Let all turn out, for all
will be interested IN so laudable an under
taxing. Y. y. T..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-15

CHAMBER OF CoNNERCE.-A meeting Of
the Board OF Directors OF the Chamber OF
Commerce was held Yesterday afternoon in
the Boards roOm-President N0ltiDg in the
chair. Present: MesSr>. Crenshaw, Hill,
Jones, Rogers, Potts, SPOTS, Dunlop,
BlaDkenship.
The absence OF Mr.. Childrey was excused.
Various committees reported progress.
Mr.. Rogers reported that his committee
still had under advisement the question Of
additional landings on York river, and Mr..
Potts, in reference TO the time ball ques-
tion, reported that the Western Union
Telegraph officials had The matter under
consideration in New York.
The Board next proceeded to declare
which Of its members were ineligible for re-
election at the annual meeting in June, and
passed an order in reference TO that meet.
ing.
Messrs. John Tyler d Co. were, on mo-
tion OF Mr.. Jones, elected members OF the
Cblmber.
Adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-15

EPISCOPAL SUNDAY-SCHOOL CELEBRATION
THIS AFTEROON.-rbe semianDual celebra-
ton OF the Episcopal Sunday-SchOol Union
OF Henrico parish Will take place at 81.
PauI's church this afternoon at half-past 4
o'clock. The exercises will be unusually
interesting. Hymns | 10 and 96, from Pure
Gold, will be sung, between which there
will be services from the Sunday school
liturgy, including "Gloria in EXcel>'s."
An address will then be delivered. most
probably by Rev. Robert JlcksOD, who has
been invited so to do. The hymn ia from
"Garlands Of Praise "will here be sung by
the Union, after which Rev. DR.. Armstrong,
Rev. DR.. Dash,ell, and others who have been
invited, will address the meeting. A col
lection will here be taken up, the donations
OF the little ones being intended for the
Church OF Jesus in Mexico. The hymn
Ga from GarlandS of Praise" will then
be sung and the exercises concluded with
the doxOlogy and benediction. The main
body of the church will be reserved for the
Sunday-school children and their teachers.
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passed sevc raj seeBess nights, disturbed by the
agOn!es ANA cries Of suffering child. and becOm-
lug convinced that MRS. WlNSLOW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP was just the article needed, procured sup
ply for the child. ON reaching home sud &C quaint
ing his wife with what he had DONE she refused 70
have IL administered 70 the chld. as she was strong
~ in favor OF Homeopathy. hat night the child
sed I'm suffering. aud the parents without Sleep Re-
turning home the tay following the father found the
baby sill worse; and while coniemplaii,e another
slceplcss night, The mother Stepped from the room
10 attend 10 domestic dut.e-, aud left the iaher
with the child. During her abs nee ne administered
a poriion of the soothing syrup 10 the baby. and
said nothing. 1hat night al hands slept well, ana
the little fellow awOke in the morning hrigst aud
happy. The mother was delighted with the sudden
and wonderful change, and dalhOugh AT first ofen TED
at the deception practeed npsn her, has continued
10 use The Syrup, aud suffering. CRYING babies and
restless nights have disappeared. single tiinl OF
the syrup never yet failed TO relieve the baby and
overcome the prejudlces OF the mother. Sold by
all druggists. 25 cents bottle. my l3'eodlw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-15

BRIEF LOCALs.-The weather was still
very oppressive Yesterday, though a re-
freshing shower OF rain. accompanied by
much wind and lightning, which set In
about A o'cock in the afternoon, cooled on
the atmosphere decidedly, and did much 10
render the evening pleasant.
At the request Of the yestry OF The Monu'
mental church, the pastor, Rev. DR.. ARM
strong, will repeat at the morning service
to-day the sermon delivered by him two
Sunday evenings ago.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-15

POLICE CoURT. The following cases were
disposed OF yesterday:
Nathan Russell and Richard Mason (both
colored), porters at the Exchange Hotel,
were charged With feloniousy entering in
the nighttime the store OF John o. Taylor
and stealing one lot Of coffee and tea. The
case was partially examined and continued
ill next Wednesday.
Lilly Belle Gregory (colored), charged
with stealing one lot OF updercIol hing from
Oc'ayia Comodore, was jailed for fifteen
days.
Isaac Fisher, unlawfuliy trespassing, was
fined S2 80.
b. &. Graytield was fined $40 for violating
the city ordinance by fast driving in the
streets.
The continued case OF William II. Jones
,colored), charged with shooting Clarence
smith, was taken up yesterday. The ex-
animation showed that the shooting was
accidental, and Jones was discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-15

How TO Buy BOYS CLOTHES Pep
pie are apt 10 think that n they we're
only rich enongh 10 he Indifferent about
the coet or thing IL would be- easv TO
obtain just what ibsy want In the mat
ter OF c'Othlng. II you've ever tried rs
you know this 10 be fallscy-noi hing
is easier than TO spend lOf OF mouey
In dressing your boy, but the difiiculiy
Is In the choosing. One mother con-
siders the beauty ~ the new garment.
another scruiiDizps the msking. while
a third estimates how IL Will look after
months wear. We are waichful OF
all these Details. and our experience en-
aoles Us 10 determine what will wesr
better than any one not an expert. We
give you the benefit OF our Kin and
labor. aud IL Is safe 10 be guided bv our
judgment as To good. while exercising
your own taste as TO patterns and style
or tarment. That We are honest I'm our
desire toserye you efiicisntIy. our readi-
ness TO take back goods and refund
money Is The best test.
A. SAKs ( co.
1913 Man street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-15

HIGH SCHOOL ROLL OF HONoR.-The fol-
lowing names appear on the roll OF honor
of the Richmond High School for last
week Senior A-SalIe Bott, Lummie Cum
pingbam, Maggie A. Ferrell, Jennie Ham
mond, Sue Herring, Jennie Martin, Mary
z. Pulliam, Barbara Reith, Leila Saunders,
Minnie Saunders. Christine Whittet, Will
liam A. Charters, G.. f. London. Senior
B-Lille G. Darlington, Fannie Johnston,
Irene Lovenstein, Sadie McGilyray. Inter
mediate A-Lilan Pace. intermediate b
Alice Hamilton, Carrie Whitmore, Rebecca
Whilock. Junior A-Mary Apperson, An
ME Hudgins, Lizzie HutchesoD. Junior
B-Jessie Pendleton. Eliza Neale, Bette
Ra,cliffe, Adele Williams, Bessie Tribbett,
Ch. Anderson.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-15

Brief HemS.-A larger number OF COM
mon.law cases have been heard at this term
OF The Chesterfield Circuit Court than at
any term previous for long time. The
cbancery docket IS also very large.
The appeal case of l.. Z. Lester rs. Ches-
tertield county, better known as the sait-
claim ease, will be heard In the Circuit
Court next Tuesday.
The storm Friday was very severe III the
reighborhood Of Chester for about bali an
hour. aud considerable rain fell. There was
also heavy fall Of hail, some OF the ha''.
stones being very large.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-15
MaNCEESTER AND VICINITY.

Conuicted.-In the Chesterfield Circuit
Court last week Joseph Bfiggs (coIered),
charged with perjury, was convicted ana
sentenced TO be confined in the county jail
for twelve months. Briggs was al.o indicted
FOR fraudulently voting. but nOile proStqn
was entered in this case. lie is an ex.penl'
Tertiary convict, and has been confined In
the county Jail during the past four or hye
weeks awaiting to be tried. This i the only
criminal case that was docketed for trial 1t
this term OF the Circuit Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-15

The THEATRE. was fair audi
ence at the Theatre yesterday afternoon to
witness the second rendition OF "Eooch
Arden" by company composed princl-
pally OF Richmond amateurs. Mr.. Willie Og.
den and Miss Annie Lavalle, VINO sustained
the principal roles, acquitted themselves
handsomely, while the efforts OF little Lille
Bailey and Messrs. Schleif, AntiIotti, and
Brockwell, in their respective characters,
are worthy OF special MI ntion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-15

Road to be Opened.-The appeal case OF
w. +. Hicks regarding the opening OF a
road from Broadrock road to the Providence
road was heard in the Chesterfield Circuit
Court Friday. The decision OF the County
Court was affirmed, and the road viii ac-
cordngly be established. When this ROAD
i opened II will be great convenience
not only to persons IN the immediate neigh
borhood, but 10 many citizens OF the coun-
tv. because il Will connect with two OF the
most jmportant roads In Chesterfield.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-15

THE GRAND SALE OF SEVENTY BUILDING
LOTS IN the plan Of Bellyile. on west Franklin,
Grace. and Broad streets, IA an event which should
attract all who inclined TO purchase real estate,
either with a view to securing first class sites for
residences, or 10 an investment in property which
IS daily growing in value. Remember HAT this is
opportunity rarely offered. We hope bidders
will be upon the ground promptly.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-15

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-The following
changes in the schedule Of the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad are announced to
90 into effect to-day: Fast mail leaves
Richmond tSoutb) daily at $40 p. M;
through mali daily at 1850 A. NJ. Leave
Petersburg (nOrth), fast mail. daily at 4:l5
A. NJ; special Norfolk express daily tex.
cept sunday at $50 A. NJ; through mail
daily at 3:4J L, VI.
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ORKNEY SPRINGS,
SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.

THIS DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESORT will
he op,n tor the reception Of visitors on the loTu
OF JUNE, and win close late IN October. ThiS Is
one OF he most salubrioes places in this country.
Win an autue OF $500 feet above the level OF the
q. renders the climate pccutarlN heathN snu oe-
lgh fal. Besides the curative waters. Nature has
conferred upon this spot The most attractive SUR
rcundiags of varied physical beauly WITH pure,
brscing mountsin air.
For htsnh, pleasure, and good living Orkney is
the place.
Good bathing. fishing. and hustins In season.
ForfV.two 10 hfty dollars per month OF thirty
Aavs. special arrangements villa large party for
= stay 81 one month or more.
nSl4.lm = NJ MULLIN, Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-15

BEAUTIFUL FLowERs.-Tnose In want OF how'
ers for planting thould give Nil JOHN LAIRD, a'
the head Of Broad STREET, call. He has large 'o'
OF beautiful Pansies, Geranums, Veroenas, Roses
Petunias, Lanta unas, Voltage Plants, aud, besides
can make you pretty bouquet or Oil basket win
some OF his choice flowers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-15

SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-H. Seldom Tay-.
lor. real estate agent and auctioneer, sold
Friday one undivided moiety OF house ana
Iot No. 92O Main street, between Ninlh ana
Tenth. known as the "Lee Gallery" TO X.
n Iyne. ESQ, q. 1920.
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NOTICE TO INVESTORS.

We offer for sale a limited amount of RICHMOND
AND DANNlLLE RAILROAD PER CENT.
GOLD RONDS due i'm 1918 at par ami accrued in
ttrest. These bonds are secured by consolidate d
mortgage on the Richmond and DaDville and Pied
mont railroads and the lease Of the North Carolins
railroad.
We can confidently recommend these bonds, as
the annual report of the company for the year eTd-
Ing 30th september, $780, showed that the COM
pany had reduced its debt over t450,OO0 during
the two preceding years. besides adding largely TO
il, rOlliI stock and machinery, and purchasing
6 800 tons Of new steel rails. For the seven months
ending April 80. 1881. the receipts of the
pany exceeded S24O.000, which Is equal 10 81 per
cent the capital STOCK OF the company. after The
payment of interest, rents, and all other fixed
chsrges. and eXpeuding a large amount for equip
ment, steel rails, and additional workshops.
THOMAS BRANCH co.
The receipts Of this company for carrying me me
mails for last April show an Increase OF over 100
per cent. over same month Of last year. and for
freight of 80 per cent. Previous 10 1st of May 40
per cent. of the Atan'a and Charlotte freight
business went Cid the Carolina Central railroad.
Now all It's through business goes by the Richmond
and Danyile railroad, whicn VIII add largely TO It's
income. MS II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-15

LEG BRoKEY.-Yesterday morning Henry
Johnson (coIored) had his right leg broken
by being thrown from horse near the
Chesapeake and Ohio wharves. The amDu-
lance conveyed the injured man 10 lne
almshouse, where the necessary surgicai a'd
was rendered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-15

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-A new schedule.
including points on the recently acquired
southern systems through to Atlanta, goes
into effect on the Dsnville road to-day,
The through passenger train wnlch nas
been heretofore leaving Richmond at l2:2o
p. NJ. leaves now at II NJ, while the fast
mail train now leaves at 300 L. NJ, instead
oi AZ 3.3jP. NJ, as heretofore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-15
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
die Atlantic States, areas Of rain and partly
cloudy weather. southerly TO westerly
winds, falling followed by rising barometer,
and slight changes In temperature, except
on the immediate coast, where there will
be slight rise in the temperature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-15

CARRIED OvER.-JObn Bowen, the mur-
derer OF POsey Drew, was taken to the
penitentiary yesterday by Deputy Sergeant
Loyenstein. On the way out the prisoner
talked freely OF the unfortunate occurrence
which has brought him TO prison. He still
declares that the killing was done in self
defence. This case has probably excited
more interest than it would have done or
dinariIy from the fact that many persons
still believe Bowen is innocent, notwith-
standing his declaration to the contrary,
and that he assumed the responsibility Of
the crime in order to shield another party.
This theory is rather too DamOn-and-
Pythias-lke for these degenerate days, when
every man is for himself and the ID take
the hindmost.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-15

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was warm. with
rain In the afternoon and at night, accom-
panied by thunder and lightning.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY: q A. NJ, IA;
8 A. NJ, SO; noon. 80; Z. NJ, 81; 6 z.
NJ, so; midnight. u.
Mean temperature, Sl4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-15

LEIDFRKRANZ C0NCERTs.-The Leidcr-
kranz" OF this city will appear in concert
Monday and Tuesday nights OF this week at
Cersley'S Hall. Manchester, for the benefit
Of the Manchester Baptist Church choir.
The animal seXtette, "TOrpedO and the
Whale" "All an Account of Liza" and
other pieces which were so successfully
given by the LeiderkranZ at former recent
entertainment, will be Introduced.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-15

HENRIcO ITEMs.-The County Court was
in session yesterday, and after disposlns OF
some civil business adjourned for the term.
The Board OF Supervisors was also IN
session, and passed upon sundry claims
against the county.