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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-20

FIRE YESTERDAY MORNING. About 2
O'Clock yesterday morning an alarm OF fire
was sent in from Station 4, Third police
station, caused Oy the burning OF BOwles's
stable, corner Smith and Leigh streets.
Loss, about $50; no insurance. The new
Sjls5y engine was used for fire for the
first time, and worked well. notwithstsnd-
ing the fact that the engine had to pump
and throw out good deal Of mud.
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SUITS SATIsFIED.-The City Treasurer
yesterday paid over 10 Colonel William T..
Nye. Deputy United States marshal,
sc, 706. 94, beng the amount recovered by
Mr.. Thomas MsCann in his suits against the
city, which were recently tried in the
United States Circuit Court. The costs
were included 10 the above.
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SWEET sIMPLIcIrY.-Th thermometer
was still above ninety when he came In and
lqking her hand tenderly said /: Z" love you
90 en- more dearly than told you did last
nfSb,'. You were silent then. Have you
sno,hl,0 10 say to me now ?" ooh, yes"
She sns,-ded, with xirlisb impulsiyeness,
diets 20 sit hY The refrigerator Brook
Ign E0gte.
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DICHMOND SEMINARY.
IA RICHMOND, VA.
JOHN u. POWELL, PRINCIPAL;
MRS. Y. q. PklTO and
Aks J. X. GARNkTT,

The continued growth OF this SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES hEring rendered ~ necessary 10
secure increased sccomm "datOns, the building
NO. 5 EAST GRACE STREET has been leased
for term Of years. This building was desleued
aud for q number Of wears has been u,ed Tor
school purposes. Il will be thoroughly repaired ana
made pleic Ia all its appointments. The accom-
modahOns for bOarders are the best. Two Young a
dies 20 a room, and single rooms provided when de-
Fired.
AcomfOrlable apartment aud all necessary atten-
uOn prOvid for the SICK.
The school viii REOPEN MONDAY, September
IS, 1881.
f0flnfOTmation as to prices, &C, apply for GAIA
l0gus az The bookstores, or 10
j. Bc.dlw&te0dts JOHN II. POW ELL.
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AIRS. RALEIGH COLSrON'S SCHOOL.
NRs.RAI rIGH COL>TON. PRISCIPAL.
Miss LIZZIE GRATTAN. NICE-PRINCIPAL.

The regular 9UnEal session Of his 81 HoOL f'k
YGIfNG' 'IADltS NISSFS. AND GIRLS over five
Vesrs old will optn on MONDAY he 10 b Of sep
tember next Tie French department viii continue
under the control Of Professor LA PLACE ans OF
Msdame CRESFI Competent teachers IN other Ian
gusRes and instructors in all Eugli>h branches, in
cladipg el0cutiOn, Will be employed as NEEDED. The
principals uedge themselves TO thorough course
Of insruc ion and conf entiy refer 10 fOI mer pa
irons In c0ahrmation Of this assurance. Terms viii
aptezr IN f,aure advertisement. ~ l3-eod6t
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a NEW ENTERPRIsE.-A couple OF enter
prisiDg gentlemen have recently discovered
in Amelia county, about midway between
the Courthouse and Cbula depot, stone
which has been named by the geolOgists Of
the Smithsonian Institute steaite. This stone
is used in place OF fre-brck for stoves,
fire. places, engine boilers, and indeed any
plice where brick has heretofore been
placed. There are but few mines Of IL in
this country. Probably the most valuable
Of them all is the one mentioned above.
Ii covers an area Of about two acres, lying
from ten TO twelve feet beneath the surface,
and OF an unaseertaIned depth. 1t is quite
soft, and after being taken from the quarry
can be cut by slws into slabs OF any re-
quired size and thickness. This stone was
largely used by the Indians when they bad
possession Of that country for the purpose
Of making cooking.vCssels, as It witbstands
any amount OF heat. There are still evil
dences visible OF their work here, picks Of
quartz being daily unearthed, and pieces OF
pots broken I'm manufacturing lying on the
surface OF the ground. The admiXture Of
clay along portions OF the sides OF the quar-
~ also conveys indubitable evidence Of its
use in times long past. The stone IS sus-
ceptibe OF a very high polish, and will no
doubt be largely used in the manufacture
Of such ornaments as can be made from it..
The quarry has already been worked to
some extent, and arrangements are being
made to furnish a supply sufficient to meet
all demands.
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Picnic AT ScHuETZES PARK.-The East
End Social Club will give picnic at
Schueizen Park next Monday. Music and
dancing will be one OF the prominent fea-
tuIea Of the occasion.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm.
THERNOMETER YESTERDAY: A. NJ, "a /;
Q A. NJ, 50; noon. 80; p. NJ, 90; 6 z.
NJ, 81; midnight. 70.
Mean temperature, S3s.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

IMPORTANT SALE TO THE RICHMOND AND
ALLEGHANY RAILROAD COMPANY The sale
by Messrs. Grubbs & Williams. real estate
auclioneers, Of large portion Of the Mayo
property adjoining the Richmond dock to
The Rchbond and Allegheny Railroad
Company is an event Of great importance
TO the business interests OF this city, and
will tend 10 alIay the apprehensions OF those
who feared the railroad company had aban-
doned the dock connection and were seek
ing location on the south side Of the river.
1t is understood that The company will now
carry out its original plans for the enlarge
ment and Improvement Of its dock pro-
perty, the erection Of commOdous freight
depots, grain.eleyatoIs &c. The land
above referred to was purchased OF A. d..
Williams, -eceiyers at the price OF 100000,
and embraces eighteen hundred feet front
on the south side Of the dock below Bab-
cocks ice-house and extending out Into the
river to low-water mark or beyond.
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VIRGINIA CLARET on dTaug2t, Of nncOmmonly
fine quliiy, az 81 per gallon; im'or.ed ClarSt on
dfaughl az Sl.Z5 per gallon; california Port Wine
for medicinal use, at 81 per gallon. We eau recon-
mend these wILes AS rather better lDan most Viz
ginla wines. W. -. BLAIR co.
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ACTUAL MORTALITY IL THE CITY OF RICH
NOND, showing ages Of decedents, sex, and
color, with nativity and annual death-rate
per 900 in habitants, for the week ending
July 10th:
cause Of Death: Apoplexy 2 white ;
Bright's disease, / white; cancer, | white ;
chOlera-infantum, 6 white, 7 cOlOred; con.
cuSsion OF brain, | c0lOred; consumption,
4 white, . cOlOred; cOnYulsiOnS ODfantIe),
white. / cOIOred; debility, white, COL
ored: diarrheI, white, cOlored; dysen-
terry, l white; fever (typhoid), l white, l
colored; heart-dsease, 2 cOOred; hemor-
rhqge from lungs, | colored; infantiIe
lockjaw, l cOored; marasmus, white, |
colored; old age, white; paralysis, .
white; premature birth, 1 cOlOred; small
pOx, | white, cOlOred; sunstrOke, white ;
teethng, , cOIOred; tuberculosis, | colOred.
Whole number Of deaths in the city (eXclu-
sive OF sllIl-birthS), 81. HH Births Male,
white; female, cOlored-tOtal, ,. Ser
and color: Males, II white, 10 cOloTed-
total. 80; females, II white, 0 cOlOred-to-
tai, 81. Age; One day 10 thirty, c0lored !;
one month TO six, white, 3 cOl0red-to'
tai. :: six months to twelve, white, 3 col
Ored-tOtal, 10; one year to three, color
ed I; three years to five, cOlOred; five years
TO ten, / white, | colOred-total, .; ten
years to twenty, coIored twenty years to
thirty, white, 3 colored-tOtal, ,; thirty
wears to forty, white, / colOred-tOtal, 4 ;
forty years to fifty, . cOlOred fifty years
to sixty, 1 white; sixty years to seventy, 2
cOlOred; seventy years TO eighty, 3 white, |
colored-tOtal, 4; ninety years to one hun
dred, white. Condition Single, 10 white,
20 0colored-total, 30; married, white, ! col
ored-total, II; wldOwers, white; Wild
Ows, white; unknown. l cOlored. Nd
tiUity: Richmond, 81; other parts OF the
United States, II; Germany, 2; Ireland, |.
LOcaliig: Marshall Ward, white, , col
ored- total, 4; Jefferson Ward, 3 white, 3
coored-tota!, G; Madison Ward, 6 white,
colored-total, :; Monroe Ward, ) white,
3 colored-total s.; Clay Ward, white, 3
colored-tolal, 7; Jackson Ward, white,
10 cOlOred-tOtal, u almshouse, | white, 4
colored-total, 5; city hospital, colored.
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VI. ELLYSoS CO., advertising agents, Insert ad'
yerisements % all Of the newspapers of the United
states at publishers rates. orders left a. the Dts
patch eoanlnP-rOom viii receive prompt atter-
4
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DOAY0KE COLLEGE, SALEM, VA.
rWFSTy.NINTH SESSION BEGINS SEPTEa-
BtR ian

Classical Scientific, Elective, and Preparatory
Courses French ana Germsn spoken in ciass-roof M
Iibrarv 10000 volumes. Instruction thorough
ard wholly unsectarisn. Churches OF hve denOml-
nations In Saltm. Cimaie unsurpassed. ltollege
LOO feol above staleVel. ana suffouuutI oS
IndN0tainsI Fxufnses f5r ten months from 81 60
10 Sl2O uncluoing college fees board fuel, lights
and Wssbingl. StuCcuts from all secuons. Cata'
~ 3-eodtEn7 SECRETARY OF FACULTY.
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WEATHER. REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
die Atlantic States, generally fair weather,
westerly winds, higher temperature, and
stationary or higher baromelers
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r--------- " tth GHH ny
July IL, July 10, JHly 3, July 10,
1879. 1880. 1881. 1881.

-.
1879. 1880. 1881. 1881.
". 6 W c. ". G. w g. g;
Still-born...... 2 3 5
Mean temperature for the week ending
July 9th, $50 0O/; mean temperature for
the week ending July 10Th, so 00/.
Amount of rainfall for the week ending
July 9;h, 102 inches; amount OF rainfall
for the week ending July llth, 0.7O inches.
Rate Population. as per census 1880
White, 37,97l; colored, 2G,699-total, G4.'
CO. Rate Of mortality OF whole popula-
tion was 40.S0 per 600 per annum. Rate
Of mortality Of white population was 81 80
per 900 per annum. Rate OF mortality OF
colorcd population was 53 9J per 1000 per
annum.
Figures used in this report-Wh hlte, 3s,-
200; colored, 20 S00-tOtal, 65, 000.'
EThe $50 added 10 population as per census Is
con ldered a meagre allowance for the hpallnS
population Of our city.
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GIISS DANIELS BOARDING AND
Nj DAY.SCHOOL.
al FAST GRACE STREET, RICHMOND, VA.

The afh session Of hi, school begins the 18TH
SEPTEMBER, 1881. ard ends the l5lh June io-
ioWing MJ.IA PLACE viii have charg- OF the
french clA-ses. Competent assistants employed.
For further particulars apply for circHlars.
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SCHRN's MINERAL. WATER SPA,
CORNER MAIN AND ELEVEN1H STREETS.
TERRIBLE Loss or LIFE.

Millions of rats, mice, cats, bed-bugs, reaches
lose their lives by coli ioH Win Roash on Rats.
Sold by druggists l5c.
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SAVE MONEY Oy having your ln0ung done at th'
DISPATCH PRINrISG-HoUSF. Good work, low
prices, and az faction guaranteed.
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IUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
STANTON, VA.
MISS MARY J. BALDwIN, PRINCIPAL.
opEys SEPTEMBER I-CLOSES JUNE l, 1882

T-nsurnassed IN SIS Siion. In Its buildipg5 and
,rouods IN IT. gentrtl appointments end Sanitary
srrsuRements: Us fun corps OF suucrior dud eNpe-
eeoced teachers. It's uuIivallea advantages In Mu-
az Nodsra Languages. ElOcutiOu, Fine Arts. Phy-
s,esi culture. aud instruction In The Theory ana
ice OF CoOtng; The succe.s sful efforts made 10
s, to exiraVasance; is standard of solid scholar
ship , ,,o a.. ppINCrp.t co.
s,,.IosUes je l5.eod2m
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HoTOPP's CELtBRATED FIRsT-PREhICN
CHARLOTTESVILLE fLARET at 81 peT gallon a
CHRISTIAN WHITES.
DRY AND SWEET CATAwBAs-elegast summer
wiues-cheap, a. CHRISTIAN & WuiTL's.
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SWEET Asa CHtPLET or ROSES
IL j. & T.. ATKGSsON's txtrsct Of Wni'e Roses Tor
the Hair. Al once cleansing, inyigoraiiuE. aud Of
delightful fragrance.
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AUCTION SALES TEIs DAY.

HS- On all sales Of Real Estate made between the
LIST OF January aud last Of June the taxes for the
present year have 10 be paid by the purchaser. or
all sales made between the lst Of July and last oi
the year the taxes have 70 be Da,d by the seller.
This custom was adopted about hftseu years Rge
by all the real estate agents 80 Richmond, aud sp'
plies 10 Richmond anc yiciniiy.l
JNO. F.. LAuGHTON, JR.. 10 A. NJ. and r. Ne.
iewelry, gold ana silver wa'ches, plate@ ware,
ec.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. A., heres, mules. &C.
JNO. 4. LAUGHTON, JR., 10 A. NJ, forntlur ,
tea canisfers, sc.
II. W. MURRAY, T.. ". PAGF. HILL CARTS X,
Commissioners. real e. ate IN Hanover.
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FINANCIAL.

CARTER ". BRANCH. W. >. DIBRELL
q w. BRANCH a. CO.,
-" No SOUTH TWELFTH STREET,
STOCK BROKERS
STOCKS and BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON
COMMISSION and CARRIED ON MARGIN.
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NV ANTED. A PARTNER WITH A
LOST, sTRAYED. AND STOLEN.

T OST, ON EIGHTH STREET BE-
IL TWEEN MAIN AND GRACE RED
LEATHER POCKET-BOOK. containing between
TWENTY ami THIRTY DOLLARS Ia paoer
mOEey aud numher of valuable rece DTS. lbs raj
reward will be naid If n A. RamOs & Nose' Ola
Main street. II the money cannot b. retutned,
send the Iertipls enclosed IN envp 'ope through
the post. olilce, and wiz he very grateful.
HENRY NBRf>TIAN.
" colt Ola Maia street.
I OST. JULY 10TH, BETW ZEN r.
IL secOud Market and Tol-gaie on VIII "a 81
lismSburg rosd ne AMERICAN WATCH EkSA
tOMPANl'S" "UUNTiNG.CASh GOLD AtCH.
with broken chain attached. A nberal reward will
be paid for ITS return 10 tuis Office. Jy ZQ-lts
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MINERAL WATERS.
EAU De CESAR,
IA
NATURAL MINERAL WATER.

EAU DE CESAR,
IA
NATURAL MI y ERAL WATER.
"TheCE tARsPRING. called EAU DEC lHsAR,
IL One Of tLc most sparkling waters ~ France. "
contains hree gfammts OF bl-carhOPate OF iofs per
ire. aud DOss, es more thIu one and Ia NJ ~
bulk OF rarDOnic acid hpmical composition which
makes It hgnly dig sttye water, gery pleasant a.
drink. for IN. cfrbOuic 1Cid completely hlcts ihf
taste of IN" alcsne salis, and Is whOiesOhe In al
cI.es OF dysp p-ia diabetes, fecions Of the liver,
bladder etc.
FIR sale py al druggists aud O'CAR CRtNZ. IA
Governor street ~ 20 W,F&sg6t
.GCHEN'S MlNERAL-WATER DEPOT.
On draughl from The new and elegant hammO0
Arctic soda Fountain:
SODA WATFR. BETHESDA.
KISSENGEN WATER, BUFFALO LITHIA.
VfCUY WATER, PoSCE DR LEoH,
DEEP ROCK WATER, SUMMIT,
SEL2ER WATEB, GIN0EE ALE,
SARATOGA WATER, OTTAWA BEER.
GEYsER WATER, BIRCH BKSR,
COSGiEss WATER, APoILINAgts,
ExCLLsIoR WAIER.
Have sisa made arfsneemrnta with yeesfs Hrr-
cell & aid to seii tbeif w, ~ TR NJ LifHtA.
My BOT TLING t~IABlI -IiMFNT htsiog LrtB
euiargeu aud tift.d ~ Win improved a. psfatlf,
am PREPARED 20 suDply the rfde with my unrsf'i'd i
GINGER ALE. SODA, and o.hcr carD' mated b. -
GSORGH sCUG.N
flevn.h ana Man SIRE, 3.
az 24.Su.WF3m
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lInE.,EnrNr. ANn LATns.
PROFESsIOsAI..

n Z. MCRAE AND JOHN Plt KRElL
~ have aS~ c'sied tiemselyes ~ the PRACTICE
OFLAW u der he styit Of. CRhE& PiCkREt l..
Once. No 1ll9 east Main s're. (aycT W s.. BRir
4 90 -. Attend reyuisrly ~ the cow, Stais ssd
ehesrr ana Ia IN, eouniiss OF nes rae'a aud Her
REQ ~ 20 w&S~fs
X. g. PEGRAM, laie OF PeFrsm VI ilsaias. Ie-
trsburg. Va G. =. SrRfSGFEtLoWt iaif OF Nat a
a ~fringfeiiOw, Peers yuTK Va -. q. ktAN,
late OF kean a DAVIS. KchmOnd Va.
DEGRAM, STRINGFELLOW Il KEAN,
ATTORNEYS Al LAW.
liO3 MAIN sTRESr, RICHMOND, VA.
~ l5-1w
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NEW SCHOOL.
shaIopen a

! shal open
SCHOOL FOR YOU &c LADIES AND MISSES
Ar IO7 EAST CARY STREET, -
SyPTFNBER 20. 1881. Professor HA>SELEFF
vii have charge of French and German, and other
needed stance of The best talent VIII ne emOloS 60.
10 mains viii De spared 10 make the acc )mmoda-
t.ons attractive ana pleasant ard The instruction
thorough Circulars at bookstores.
tvS-fod6if GE0RGEF , MERRILL. Principal.
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SIMMER RFS0WTS
NOBB'S HOTEL,
~ COBB's ISLAND, VA.

This hotel IS reopened Tor the RECEPTION Of visl-
tors. Terms, S2 Der day, slZ per week, s3J ger
month. Route from Norfolk Old Point, per
steamer Northampton - CherrysIone, every M0n-
day. Wedntsd ~, and Friday.
lr. ", :. STOAKLEY, OF NCrihamnlon cOuTty,
will he In atfendtuce To render dicl aid, IL
ary, dur!ng the season For further Information
address j. I. SPADY, Proprietor.
e. sQ.tAul1
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TVITTEI'FIf
SWEET CHALYBEATE SPRINGS,
10 ALLE6HANY COUNTY, VA.
This POPULAR RESORT Is row opea for he
staspn.
FINEST BATII In the world.
TERMS: Per month. fs5 p,r week, el per "a,
$3.50. ~prc al rTangem, NJ, can BE- msde hy parties.
jy l32w* JOHN KELLY, Propret0r
GUNNER BOARD AT ASHLAND may
- be procured A. reason iblc rates by applying T.
j. T.. WOODSON, Ashland Hotel,
MRS. j. +. POTTS,
Mrs. "A RDBiN>tN,
MRS. VI II. HOUSTON,
Mrs. ". "A. WuFELWRiGHT.
Ashland Va.
Several DESIRABLE HOUSES may be reaDrd ror
be summer.
1iree pa sengcr trains dailf except sundays ,un
bctw,en RicImo- aud Ashland IN each direcUln.
COMNUTA1ION TlCKtTs At very low rates.
my 29-ts
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DAW LE1 SPRINGS,
III NEAR HARRISONBURG, VA.
rWo thousand leet above tlGe-watcr Caplcity,
hr,p large hotels. with accommodations foT TOO
quests Appointment Brst-class. open JI nv lss.
~ 80 per day. fi6 b.r week; JuGe, SeDlember
and October $40 PEI month; july aud Angus 800
per month. For further pariculire atnfcss
G. A. SPkIAktL. Treasurer,
nv 24-2m ilarTisOnOnrg, -,
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1IUE UYGEIA NOTEI.

Old POINT COMFORr,vA
~iiuat ly0 yard from Fort MoOrot. Opsu al
the Vesr. tquai io any hoiei Ia the United State
I SUMNER REsORT. send Tor circular describing
bygeInic advantages, etc.
HARRISON PHEBUs,
Ia ~
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WANTS.
WANTED, INFORMATION.
WANTED. BY MRS. = II DIVA

WANTED, A FIRSr.CLASS COOK.
w Apply 10 w T. RYAN, No. 1917 north Sew
eDippufh street. A. on
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EDUCATIONAL.
D1YTOPs ACADEMY,
NEAR CHARLOTTKSVlLLE, VA.

,,.,,hv location. beautifal scenery, schoiArs Im-
hcas.rnY So0rsa Of study. thorough tescnink' ntm
liel,, cbeap price, wholesome mofa' ihnuohee'
dicipi,lsT,s,, ,ts,,,.s e.', mailed os spplcaiton.
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Nj FOR
yOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS,
7G7 GASI FRANKLIN STREET.
This school will reOTeu TUESDAY. september
al Issl For Cfcuiars Apply 10 Professor ". o.
EENDsiin stte,.' ~ l7-Su.W .W& FtOcl
, 1881-02-01

t;eorgt snit l1e was gla,t 10 come IL such n
lnrEb nnh enthusiastic tnertlNg. nfml h0lul
the movement would tncct with success lln
hoped, tnu, that they understand tbs great
,c,,. Of the East llatl hut slight lttca Of thy
terrible grasp tho. railroads ln.l over nlt
Inns no rival md the President hf n railroad
lins inore pIwer than the k6t.liivnn nt Egypt.
NJ merchant In California daretl defy thu
rntlrnnsl cun,nanies' in'wer, nnd If my t!,nn
.ll.l sl,nw col,raEe 70 refuse to nncy their
III California tho rntlrnatl nnslnI0ly WIS
REALLY IN tho minority, but wv! hat Is every
b0tly's business Is llHb,,tiy's ltAfnrss." Tile
great AREregntU Ut cApltnl held by tho 1in-
l,n1,nIy Kept tho people III nwr, nflh tho rnlI-
1ontls HAD supreme ct,tltrul of the State.
Mix JOHN. +. 1tESttY
followed, intlorstng nil tint Mr. George Ind
said. 1le RNve his experience III California.
md mentioned number Df instances uf
c0lnf,atsics., 1he onty remedy for this burn
Ing ev'l-Whicli, II not CHECKED. would ruin
all honorable 1uerchNnts-Wns for tlip Gov
eri1l'ent to buy md manage atl r,ilrnads md
iii. bennls stcAfa1on said tt,at II Now
York aud the other large cities Of America
a!e t. lnnintain the rfou!! positions thcy lay;S
roads .antl the tclegrnpis md run them as
they 10 thu. Posl-ONce. The profits would
then be divided nlu1lg tho people In tho
shape Of low fares aud low feelglits.
4, speech ltltinrsIng THO Association was
ma!le by .!nsncs Cancy, who ANNOUNCED ln'-
4 cartH,at'. WHO knew Of the oppresslol!s hy
the ralirnntl illanaKcrs. Mr.. T!nmns Is.
Cater nf New Jersey ten. 1.cn nf Wyoming,
nllu many others spike III tho same straill.
, 1881-02-01

to Tho trying moments of criticism, aud her
rinE wal tey ti,nk II licf. s u Untsils thoy
VIII discuss thcfrvfews. "ls she Indy -!ke?"
No; ion much gestIcnlatton.'"' us s!!n
nrctty?" mo; too tnalitmatc." "lIns s!!o
amt 50 forth. And shc must 6u perfect
woman who Is nb1c 10 win rotttcn ol,hinna
from, NIL The Erattl desltterasun for The
brtln VI these trying moments fs courtesy,
Conscious ~ sic Must be Of The ren,nrks 10
ao inado upon l,cr, yet she must carry III, III
difference in everything but ~ drsire 10 tlcnse
i1er husbands friends. nn,l sl,e will trout tie
NJ s,,c rccnaects her ow, shortcomings iii Tho
same respect. The receiving Of GUESTS " q
trying ort!eal. because Of tho difficulties at-
tending II IN seeking Of rejecting MI subjects
OF tho now life 1t opens to the yonng wife.
, 1881-02-01
CHIEF GALL.

Our Correspondent Interviews This
HlooAttlirHty and willy Harburian-
How lio Looka-HFhat lie Says.
Sptttat Dtsrateh to The Chicago Tribune.
Fonr Burunp, DAk., jan. 3l.-four cor
respondent WINS permitted to visit tho fa1eii
Chtcf Tall through tho courtesy Of Capt.
Clifford, who hns thu Imprisoned
hosttles In charge. As WI reach.
cd the outside of the min
"Bapttstc, call Gall uut here" mt! i'm few
thirsty, willy, and irrcclaflnably savage n
being rs tliorc Is now extant.
lle says "llnw, Kala 2" With mnct s,avi-
.y, nild looks strateht Into my eyes rs tho il-
terprcter tells him who and wllat am, and
tells him that what lle says 10 me TO-
tlay "tlo iron talker" will iiash across n
hundred days journey ere tho suh Is risen
Tomorrow. Can tiescribe this man, whose
1alnu will be remembered and chronI-
clctl III history when those of SOL
diers Thousand times his Sill
pcrior iii education, cultivation, md
opportunity haye teun utterly forgotten 1t
Is n somewhat difficult task, though Gall is q
striking figure rs liz stands In tic posturu Of
erect ease, indicative Of tho we'll
built uthlete that no is; with
, ,l!s o''lal" wrapped n tog''-llke folds about
Hin, anu his al0k-blnck eyes looking
Inteutly at tho lips Of the unrson
who chance to BE- spcakinr, Five
feet eight Inches in lights scarce
That, bnt viii, 5rnntl. deep cIlest ard ,,lns-
siyu lDus nnl inwer limbs. lin fcct. NJ with
nil lis tribe. s,,1aii md i"' we'll nrsicd
uyen wIth his CLUMSY moccaslns' liza
nriIis small colrllaratiyUly, and i,aIlIs wt,oso
sizc anil contour w"l,ld hit to s!intnc many a
t.i1t1CnSiHtl Ythn iAhxta nf tina
naiis. thougi, il, frjrI,tfs.i t!eep Mo,lr1,. lc
nE, 9rp ui,,iUnfl-st1anci md clearly ro,,ntietl
M 7' any Ballroom be"1ity,s. @ i}ut It IL
hts llgnd Tint striits yn,i nt first rinuce
with utImiratiuI,. 4 ~ Int w0ujtl uimch
Ills n,nssiyc crawl. n,si his i1fa' Ina
sj,own tf,nt tIern ls NJ, 1ack If ertv matter IL
iii the liluly.rouutte.i skull, Gail oyilentfy
,vrtriIs uvrrv ,vnrti nro H.. i,ttnra II