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, 1881-09-13
CROP NEWS.
Special DIspatfa to Ihe tAteaso Irtbtns.

OcoSu,lowor. Wiz. supt. 1a.-Tlo whito
grufi, ut which no i,inol, cn,MptAint has hepli
heard Of tran fArllUrA, seul,Is t., lHra t,t.tlo
disastrous raynses n,nnElg ths cnrnIfeI.ls be-
tweu,l llcro n,lt Milwaukee,. Over this strip.
thirty mttcSin length tlIara llas but une field
IN tvn escaped. Tile cnrt has reaclatl II
growtt, II xolMe two feet wllai. tho white
grnl, cuts OF tho riots w',ila ut work n,tlor
yrout,tl, leaving 1t Il. this Immature state to
tliu. 1t IL unfit for Use, except MS sero''s-
cJass futltter, III this tn,ar vlclhity. thotlRll
thu grub has Injured tlio soil u,ld p.sstures
tnnts abOut linlf iii ,srh be1nw t!.e srfate.
WjlnIp aesos nf soil lIhdor which they Iinre!
wurke.i nra helnK rnltt.! up like n garflat mud
hnrllett IN order 10 XIII tAh,n mt. S,cll ste-
lere for y6ars.
, 1881-09-13
FIRE REUORDe


HKtldf l3b11tH ID TIA CHltaoa 1S7bNnt.
l}Ar1fE UnEEH. Mich, Sept. 1a-,rho
unlou Seionl Euetnry, owi,el by Il. U.
Nicltuls. Y:,l'. Collier, j. l.. Stone, Z. Z.
Tllonlas, j. Z. jIarl,er, and L. ". l'cebtcs,
WIS b,trneil to tic Hr0iiil tui11Eht. 'rIie
hn1l4ing MID contents were worth fsunl 315,-
0o0 f6 as5 QUO, md Ind only 31g 0o0 insurance.
About tlfty.tlve men ara thus thrown nut OF
employment. This tire started i. tho varnlsi,-
r0nn hi this bstssaU,.t. workman stepping
ol, u mlat.:l, which iEMttetl u quantity. Th1
tiro started nbo.lt, 0:S0 tonight, Just
as tlle. melt Ind. gono t0 suppcr,
aNtlrc building VIVA III .asl1es. All ,itijulntltg
building, 0wiIe,l by q. G. pcrry, valued At
sI.U0O, WIS ntxO burned. Insured Tor 33,0O.
It wes occupied hY llnlsmrt 4 Knights as q
Bas, aiu,.r. RlHl lltull fnGt0sy. 1ll0tr ftiAs Ii
oycr ,$:aOOo, Will, 0llty 3500 Insurance.. lii
thu hnauluent II. Snyder llntt novelty shop.
t4oss, 81 ,01U; 1lo INSURANCE.
, 1881-09-13
. THE LATE JUDGES COLE AND Aats'
k.nsc4,l sN.ndfrh In Thti khtfaat I1tRAaa

DosroN, Sopt, 19.-'rlo Suffolk La! -. wv ~
lncn prominent in State affairs mot to.'a, ~, ~
take action OF the death OF Judges Cole as,s
A,i,us,. I,usotutions were rcad BY at1o!'ls'I at"oI
General Alnrs,uIl. Tho lion. i. 1socA"o"ll svl
iloar spoke at the grsnt losses tho cos11uur 1tr,
" Ind xusta,ncd Judge uoar III l;sI!siasit s!%iakIitt
VI justicu' Anus, sattl he was aasq1l'tt!ss !" t!s
without nln,ltloa, simple md clsar Y !er; Il;
discharge hf Ills duties rho s!sHHsrs s!s,saI " its
oil tic DISTINGUISHING clnrnctsrfs!lsssn oi
deceased JNtlgea g Wlt' et;f;s'1 ffs', .'ndbe ard bfest
'fin " iio,i. ueSrge 3. IlHle. Mr. t'ets.sl :Ss y"
lion. i, ii, Uonnett, and others fullo"eu
, 1881-09-13
AT.nAr CITY, sfrcII.
Npksidf NiSuafeh 10 Ths fthfeuhn T%thtfr

BAY CRY, Mlrll.. Sept. ls.-:rhv tlrc In
Wntrans Bros'. Mill, which started at I
O'Clock lust night anil burned until u tll!s
morning, destroyed the iniII, ulacl,tnery,
traIaways, dock. atai 10, 900 teet OF lutsbdr.
Tho lqss IN mslf, contents. m!tl nppuste-
1.a!lces VIVA So. .oo0,. Insured as follows. In
tne tierInan. ,AInerlean, sa,500, mid In the
Nlagari, atetrota'le. Anaknl!. atai North
OIL Humber was sso Qo0 on Ylicsy ythtva WIS
uN Insurance IN tht, lmpeFlal ail4 Nav Yufk
unlprwriters' far. $5,uD each, mid h. tho
Mctso,ols, iS na! N9.tI' . A,nsftss TT Ss5v
a1lce $:sI, ,5Nl.
, 1881-09-13
MASSACHUSETTS.

Special Uapafta 70 1hs EHaeacO TFIhlthe.
DosrOy, Srpt., 13.-rho Democratic Slate
Committee today appointed. cotnmlttce tn
lut!ons of syulpatl,y FROM tho party With liur
wounded u,lA suffering husband. The Btato
Convention will bo held IN Worcester Oct. +,
and from present appearances 1t will bo (,
. worry tu,nu affair. Thompson u1tl Thompson,
Will agut, b. t,le candidates. ton, Butler will
be uut Ut the field nltnEnther irving to tho re-
tput dtntll uf his sun sA,n tiure Nrv Ito Q,,ts
titns liEcly to arise to disturb The harmony
nf tile turty
, 1881-09-13
CASUALTIES,
4 RUNAWAY iI0tlsE.

"5eE'8' 37"p1'sF3' !" T IN e"FoVH TFtdune,
nArrlMo'!E, Md. Scpt. IA frphtcnoa
lnrse attached tn NJ, EXPRESS wacon s t,.
awny Gru today. antl, tasilIng fhio !; cr,'ms 'ss
Of children OIL Casilv STRUT, killed rn,t,l "s
Lang, y years of asc, md seriously tuin,".
four other children about tho sut,.e ar ~.
horso bccnlne usarlnett ut the whIslto nf - :
lt,romntlve and ran Into tho gr,,,1 nf ali, N
tlre1l, wtlu wGru gathered on srwa,tt: tt1!,' y
ts,'ny t9 tho n'I!sle Of MI orxa'.- xrinsf n '!s.
John. t;nl,nl, I1cIlry llurl mid AlnRIn,al AlRIN,ls.
Lang. ,rln driver ol tie wagon ;,ITs, w;,s n<'
seriously hurt. "' "su
, 1881-09-13
POLITICAL.
Xil{fifEI.A,

'. ~ -. ~ -, n..&
spfetat Dttpatf" !" 1hs cAtedoo Tribune.
lstcI1,toNp, Va., Sept. 1.-'rl,o production
by the l,cyocrats ot tin lettcr snltt To haye
peu't "t.Gr ~ n, H.. ' ~ ~ st,,s,, s
t!ate on ule teae]Ms!er tlckoI l"r 1s!,o'"s,
General Is the political sensation o1 te l't1r
III Virginia now. Thty tetter, iii which lle
20 severely acnnu,,ccs tIla ,,egrt,.s, md says
t;,ev cn,.,o ,,nra b" ,rmstrt in ynt,nv tltan
,.3, t"e5 '.'' ,.' u ,,.,,..a 10. " ,an,, o,e"r,v
With yoar p"cRhtoooK, ny peeH eake!iS
selzetl nnd published BY tho ne1'l"crAtic
press Throughout tic Stnte. Mr. 11latr, nc-
commanded hy hIs friend, ", ii. ktl,ltobcrxcr,
,,,a" T., sv.,.i",tifa ta,lo, frn,,, ,vhlr,,
WY ~ "susy'''e l."n,. '1'..a A'o.t ""ma nn,.,
i''aeo tue let'ef a!ieeea 70 ,m'N' MnHe
bcrl, written. Capt. tasnrEe d. WISE.
lin h,,tnr ,,,I,,Ic wna there ul.o. md h1a
s,".c,,' run,, nn',, "r,.nl enthusiasm ~, tic
speeen 'sa" "lau H.u' ,.,i..,,.n ".." ,,,, ny.
| IDENTIFY believe tho correspondence IL ILL.,
tloubtcaIy gcu,,tnc. Mr. I.lnir tlItt nut ut Tic
, 1881-09-13
WASHINGTON.


WAsli1SoroS, ID. G., Sclft. 1a.-'r!le heat
Ing In tho Christinucy divorce suit WIS re-
sll,,lo.4 th!s .uflcrnoon. Ex-Altnistcr chrs
tiancy WAS present fur the first t!mr. lii
wifo. WIS absent. DR.. Ralph Walsh. ol'ca
her faulty physician, was chilled for tic put
'S ssl for + tl,o cx.ssnator objectvd ~ tle slts
combined tho nets by living With tho lus1anRd
afterwards, Tho Chaneery Court will ba
asked for decision. Meantime tho csam'a'
nttO1l WIS suspended.
, 1881-09-13

tspttsas bfspatth 10 1hs Rscaaa Tfttun.
DECATUR, ILL.,, Sept. 1o.-An expensive a..
cf.lenL 0rcurrr.l to Midland fre!elt.tujn
early this morning ncnr tho Central .Ju,,c,Im
cnttsctt by Il brnlselt axle. Five ears loattd
With gr,lin were ditcfled and five others we,,
thrown Otf tho trnek by the spreading sa,.,
Trains were delayed aald much OF tlle xraIn
was damaged. -'A
, 1881-09-13
lar Of tic cpll |, md was resting MY cllu.
WIS resting on them wllUii

lnr Of tho ctll md was resting MY chll. l
WIS resting on them when
SAW THE FLASH
right frum 'ttnt r,'iitcr Indicating The south
rt'rtler Hf thu west wIllgl, md the next ttlny
WIS tslo ball crashing and passing oyrr l.rrH
[lu,int1lB 0yrr lit. slinll1dcrl. Sire here.
Tl.e lnlI rauIc III right here lnointl,lg to thu
stot bn tue wstlIl. II was n powerful shot,
fur, after 1t Hlnncett, It went rlEht through
my cont, Which wns hanging on this hatl.
Seu what 1t did. 1t spoftcsl this p!cturo
[Iull!ng nut mn VI tic photographs tnkou Of
him, tn wll[ct, the LIFT llrcnst IL completely
torn ntt1. tlatl sottc otler things, n tonsll-
l,tci nnlnlig tnrnl, whtcl, II lt,i not touch.
want 10 kerp tho picture rs tienlcnto."
Gen. Crackrr 4attt: "'rllerc was Foou
ain, ut tiie l,eurt of tito picture"
"Y+es, but wnuld rather have 1t there
than IN MT; aid ho aidctt. II don't know
WHO did it,
a xnarl remarked: "it looks Hike 1t wns
nm accident"
t;,lftruM male no reply, but evidently did
not taka my stock III Tie suggestion.
Sergt. N[ason Is snftl by tho officers OF
the battery to be tho test shot III the c0irl-
pauy. lin says liz had obsurvcd TINT every
evening wl,eil tEu guard arrived Oultenu
took tho sumo position Mt the cell window.
FUR WEEKS MASON SoricEt> Tits,
and lie ,nnilc Up Ills mind tliat 4 bullet aimed
Mt TINT spot u,y evening. Just nttcr tic Eunrl
arrived would hit t;,,fteau. From ole view
lle could sec til!tenu tllronEl, wln'low
opening In lino with GHitcat's cell Will
dow, lnt l,e cn,ltl not ilru direct shot frnln
TINT posltton 1lo hal to round tho ynrd,
atll gut n position ut another place, In ortlur
to command 1u'tgo Of dulteau's cell
1.fn
, 1881-09-13

RICHMOND, VII. Sept. 12.-Two passenges
trains met III collision oil tho ],lcl,nonl& &
Danvillo Railroutl today, The engineers
werc badly .injnred-olc by Il leap from Ii,
eligtne-aid the passengers considerably
sElHken up. Ono .englt!b was wrecked an4
the other badly 1nn,aKed,
, 1881-09-13
sMFTA0D|STS,

ap@e.al Dt4pa,sn to III chssdi' 1,'p'"t ~" t.xt.
pAEA, Ill, supt la.-rho l!os' M'' ), ',onlght
heart ureacl.etl ut tho NJ. E. Cl'nfs' 'n NJ tba
10 quito d 1arka Autllcnee. a tca'u ".,, Is al.
old eongregatioU natl totn.ehs t!teht A,Gus, ltty
mneiu9ers Ut .hs conference uFe a'"'
fk,A 4tjtV
, 1881-09-13

tno rcsn1t of TINT. Tl,ere f. no pain If
thc lnnas. 'rhe rn,rmur in the lungs IA
ncyfcct, ,xreut II, n small rcrton Immediately
nboy,. lin iinror In the right lolc.n Tile
President. III lila Interviews with Postmaster.
General James nt1tl Secretary Hunt tUilNy,
was cheerful. mil manifested a very clear
Wow of public nifairs. Frum Postmaster
General .Tutllca ha learned for tho first tin,o
the amount NJ the savings from star-roIte
reductions. l'ostmlastcr-(ienernl JaWes Him
self dictated tile fuflwiag accOnnteof tl1eFr
interview. As Tho rUstmnsttr-(}cncrai csl-
tered tile rooin, Eu said: l cnne TO wish
you guu.l-mUrnIng, IL tell you TINT every
thing Is goinK III we'll IN the department;
TINT nothing meals your attention, md bill
goutl.by, fur atl oil to the Wh!te Mount
alns for four or five days 10 l00k after iny
hAy-feyer."
Don't a." tic President sa't'' rs "e '""k
Mr.. James hRnl "Stt down. llo" a9e
things Roln9 III the .slcparthent: -
"Excel'chtly," fcilleH tAe 4"s'n'"
General; ;" we nre Ketflng on htcety. a"a "te
c1vti-servlcc rcforluets ot necessary ~"
changes nre being l'a'l', anu !'osle eSrep' ioi
cni'sc. W" hase bceil saslHE n"nrs
"llow r'leh :. askett tna t!esaen1.
About sl''oo'ooo' fep'leo 'no 4os''o1s-
ter-tiehcfal' ..,,,, 49,, r,
"Fron ssnf-routcs ~ inquired LILO ffes1-
de'1t. WIN sihl!e. 49,, .,.
"l's, saia Mr' ''n'hes' a'm A'1o'hes-
General Mae, eag' anu myself are gol'le ''ol'e
III TINT lnAtter ..,.,. .n.,
am gu" ID "et'r tl'"'' "o''e'' e'e i'eS'-
dc'l1*
,.,.,.. ...r.'s ., -. .'', ~ p,,,o, .,,oo~,. of
!"1e a"s,' tea"a ~ .s'..',, =. ~; t,a
t'o eu"'e " 'lto st.''"i1 ~ ~ i"H'
, 1881-09-13
IN NEW YORK.

NEAR courir, al:SEsMf: Gt,u NIT.
BUFFALO, Sept. 12.-Ncar Corfu forest fires
have u.tacksl tho cleprlngs, compelling fatia-
lilies to abandon t!,tfr lloillcs. Horses IND
young stock. lusye lost their hoofs. Many
animals are tlylnx.
, 1881-09-13
A FATAL RUNAWAY.

pHttHt 1sspt6I" 10 1"t NHltHGu IfIbHNk
Tn1EiO. o.. Sept 12.-Siinm B|abtA
Wills i'll Charge of all leo wugon te!npotarl,
totlay, Ind runaway atld wns tllrown uI,drt
t4lIe wllcns and Instantly kilutl, his head b.,
Ing crushed III Il lurrIb!e manner. Deceashl
h4lves II fulnfly consisting 1t wife md fQur
r1,tItlrt.tl "
, 1881-09-13
WISCONSIN.

Special Dhpatth Ia 1hs Chicago 1rtbuns.
nEInlr, Wis. Supt. 1a,-K. d. DuxtAd AMI
Andrew 1}arloss were tottay elected dele
ygatcs froiu thu Third Assembly District oi
Rock Cuu,tty to tho Stnte Collrentloli, Tlloy
will slipp,rt Col. johnson, OF thls city, Tor
SecretAry Of St1Ite
, 1881-09-13

Special Dhpateh to 1hs Chtea.c 7Sbun.
SARATOGA, y. T., Sept. 1a.-I3y M acek
dent to Il constrnctton-train OIL tho Saratoga
I.aka hallway today, II. N. Carallo, m l.aL
tun, was killed, md two other Of lis connr
tryincl!-Kosso ard Lanko-faiully Injured
, 1881-09-13
ELGfS. I'LL,


Special uspattA to 1ns Chicago 1sthaas.
ElplS, ILL.,, Sept. l1.-At Il special electioa
held toalay \. c. Jas!yn was eieetetl Al.lur-
nlah for the First Wnr,l, to sltccucd y. il.
.Icncks, Resigned, reaeiv!ng q ,nnlnrity 1f Is
gut ot IL! yoteH Gust, ,Ex-Altk Quincy 0tl'
lItAu WIN lis uDItnauliSt =.
, 1881-09-13

DooSE, 1a., Sopt. i2.-llans Lnrdc farm
er In Yell Township. was riding homp la,t
night from Ogden and ran into ll,uie.teaa
coming the other why. Tho pole struck
I.arde ln tile bowels, Knocking him fyou, iii
horse, aild he tns sli,ce dfetl Of his lniu,te.
, 1881-09-13
TIE GRAND JURY.

. Special Dl1palfh 70 7h* ChdtdVo 1F1baHE
WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept. 1a-Tho D'stHts
Grand Jury, Which met to-day, wlll tp Te0
busy tllis month a1ld lluxt with various ldr
portant cas6s. It was understood that she
staH8outochscs will not be Inlsl before tHs
Jury Immediately. There IL one lnnrer casss =
n,ni several uases Of attempted murder to D.
agttInst Capt. 1lowghto will DO taken up a.
nll early date.
, 1881-09-13

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Sept. 1a.-AEya DaN
who resided near Madison, Wis, was burned
to death In his hDl,se tlis morning.
, 1881-09-13

Epsetat Di&pateh to The Chicago 9rtbans.
JASEsyH.LE, Wis, Sept. la.-Airs. 4.
Schwartz, willie crossing tito railroad brilgs
this nEtcrnnon, WIS struck by u passing train
rccetylnlHprobAbly fAtnl injuries.
, 1881-09-13
COAL. MINERS.

L..ScAsTEn, pa., Sept, t.-rAa miners In
the linckinsYniIey ars mixing preparations
fur u bix striko next Thursday, .fcnlnn.lang
u a ton. They aro now getting 70 cei!ts,
This iul!alHl " not likely to- bH nceellcA to,
M less ttiaIst.0u mtpers Will uu!t work.
, 1881-09-13
TIE ASS ASIN.

HOW MASON WILL. M TI:iEu.
sstetps uapatea ia Thu GAls4go 1t4tUas.
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Sept. E.-ln response
ia al Inquiry ta4ay Assistant Aa3utAnt tistI-
.rul lsuggIey, said t!lat Ailsus. would bc turned
, 1881-09-13

III NIENEItFt = ,.thu1k
sp{etd. pupatsa 70 IN Chttaso 'a, a'~ Alher
EIAfSf ILL.,, Sept. 12.-MF. s'to.e .'',1' ii i'll
tun aud Miss Nellie linbcrtso'!' nI" ',,rr t,a
ctty, were married ut tI!e hrIMe mi Wcst
morning. THEY lett TOR u DIVA.
, 1881-09-13

Special Uupatth TO Tia Ehts"" t ~, Sula'
1toSruEAl., Sept. ,a-,i!!o icy: s, uaDs
vun l,as ,tecliMed tho tall ~ ~ :
tllu1ri,, New York.
, 1881-09-13

kpttIA IHbuItN u tn EHeaV1 7F.a0t:t.
1.ouisvu.s.t:. ky., Hept. Eat meeting
0t tho officers of the l.ouEssElu l.egion, hell,
luuisht ut the ,rll1ovy. It WIS decided tU IT.
, 1881-09-13

col.LEcTlSG l.EI.IEE-slOSEY.
Mr.. George Il. lIoic'!kiss has 30 far met
With excellent SUCCESS III kettlng together
money for TIN Michigan. sufferers, Though hc
l,;.s llatle m special efhrts tu tnt direction.
Appended mrs the principal subscriptions to
, 1881-09-13

LEWISTON, Me-, Sept, io.-ln a bpcctal
election today for II representative to Cu1-
gross to I'LL tic yaenllcy cd,lsed by the res!g-
nation of Senator Frye, cx-Guy. DIhgeiy tEc
illbllcan} was elected. Tlic tuwns heard
from glvn Dingcly 7,7e0; Gilbert {Grcetl-
back), :i,073; Eustis {prohihltioif), 10; seat
terlnr, 81; Republican !nfjority, 4,5A1. Tho
sa,ne towns g,'ye Davis !ltep4hl}enn) t,! tor
tUwns to llraf from g.yo plaIsted (Oppos!-
ttun}. 1Go majority last yeur. This county
(AltlrnscogHin} gayp DMgcly oyor. !, 900
!lIalortty, against Republican a70 majority
Tho Democratic candidate WIS withdrawn
last week, tic Democratic Committed
advising Democrats to vpte for the Green
back candidate. MANY Dellncrats cuisa-
voted for DInEley. :.
, 1881-09-13

Hill tGL AEGIlEu HpbU iHAhllk IL HtlltktAa
thu prisoner, a'A' ts,s lnrHtIoM of Iulislrt!on
re,uai,Is In .sullbt. rhu iatea tint AI.la, wsts
under the Influence Ut liunor or II drug Is
generally tltscrett.ed In tic vicinity Ut tic
| iai!, Md, nItltuuEl, ,ln evidences Ut Il nit
among thu military quart fur killing tiu!-
taau las yet bee,l discovered. 1t h,ss luny
been knt.wn that II feeiElg nt tllo deepest
hostility against him nxlsts nMniIx tho sUl'
s}tors on duty NJ tho jul. THE officers ot tho
tafl, nttor having lnnsie MI examination, ara
of the 6plon that tiultenu was not ut tho
window uf I,s cell, ~ hu tol.l tlcnl Int wlls
+ reclining gNoi, his bed Mt tho time the sl,0t
WIS fired. 'rhey state silAt Guftea.l exhibited
MI ngouy OF foar and apprehension f'r snnla
t!,uo nftrr the shooting. fie was removed ~
mother eall,
0uiTEAu HAS TOLD TIN D1FTE1ESr sroRIEs
| al,u,,t his position when Sergt. Mason
fired into llia cell Inst night. At l'rst, aud
| when under excltuulent, l!e sald l'c was IT,
lux On tha bed wl,sn the slut WIS Hired. Sstb'
Bytuently hb said i,a WIS standing NJ thu w1t,-
dow; but 1t III believed that lilS tst state'
ntel,t Is true, allA tl1at he Cuncoelusl tho stc'
| outl with M itlea tint 1t W0ul4 gsyb ll!ul
moro hutor!ety II lle lna.lo 1t appear
that lie Ind a yery narrow escape. THIS IL
not the first ttMe tllnt t;nttenu lIas given
reason sinca ho wns imprisoned tn Fsel]eru
that he does nut a!ways tell tho truth. ll1s
account Of the shooting, rs NOW given tn
Warden Crocker, wus IN follows: "1ie was
getting eloao to HE. a,ul, walking to ths win
dow, lte polluted tn isote In the outer glass
and said, 'iou see tllat?' Wcll, i sa.,
the wngon When they ea,na out
II WIS running then, anil ! VII
looking ut the s0ltllers Eettinl
ou.. twa Of them. hal my arms In thIs
1H'sitnn tpnttinE one arM "ser tbs ot!le
usur lhe elbow, an4 resttng lhel4 VII tue tbs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-20

opr.-- ARTISTS coWSC Io AN-t-cA- cA--~-iAi
BEREUALrT aEtsl.
Rr-IIN. November i-.-.ieu ~choi. iAe
...I.Ir.-ei tenor of tLa Hanover Court
Theatre. las signed g contract Wlii >i!a-
r.o.rl.- AGENT I'D 40 to America -ef q ~iN-
r,ort.r u-.. .oGeui. l.r is one ~ I'd.
i..- Iriu.. ...-cl. 0l Nc-u.r., Uu-.o, +nA
will .pua4-., Ilunli-e-I tul LcA.- l"i
in 5afa German aad English.
Frau Nat,rna. oi tnc vienna '3u4-
Theatre. zoe, Co America n.Nl AlI.i I'D
t,l-o 0.rt iu the musical festival, I'D Nc'.
York. Chicago, and Cincinnati. heI 'o"-
+,-.rr is for the four weeks oi May ana size
r,turg> altcrWard 90 BayrculA ~ 'l"- "'
wagner, new opera. "FarsIu.
1lr. Edwin Booth has written nero ''
.,,. fliat lc cannot execute Dis or-lh-i i--
t,n.ion Of appearing in his cile. fnlts De-
5o,,. Tie German public ih.- year. ic
,,ld.. Next wear / positively m.,ho I'D
fnlfI this desire. After l.,inE mt oiu co'-
n.,.t. In England during the -lrh- ana
SIMMER. / intend 20 come 20 Germany NI
the ian of 1882. appearing lisi as ll'I'ii'
and then Is Richelieu. ....i,.. t..
PrSrri. November IL loluhaI,, A''
inst had an interview with sarah Bern
bqrdt. who is now starring here. IN. con- ii
"a, ,.~r.ofion turned Oh America and on Marie
CoIombier's story OF >arah's adventure
$40 .Colombier never wrote o line o.
tne hook nubli,hcd under her name, ' ,alC
SsroL. at was all written by yodh.
man named Jehan soudan' whom
took out. and 10 whom paid LVOgi..
month 10 lot down my American iIa'eill. en-.
;mnrrssion, for me- The volatile uaSe
Ji1nne wound up the conversation o.
c,oerly expressing desire to get al Mare
=. 4, she were man" cried the indsnah
sarah. ..Pd smash her head
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the uuder-ycst and beneath the shirt, 10
protect the wcarcr from cold when eX-
changing heavy dGy-coats for the lighter
cloth drcss-coats.
The handsomcst dress-socks are Of black
silk. wrought with black IN dots on the
instep. These arc not the spun silk. which
Is made oil carlings, hut arc of Italian siik
of long threads. other black silk dress-
socks have small figures embroidered on
them in gay colors. Drab. mode. aad tan-
colOrcd socks are also fashionable iu solid
colors and IN narrow stripes around Tie
foot. Very deep garnet or dari1 blue that
is almost black is chosen In preference ~
brighter coiors Tor the ribbcd-Hlk socks
ladies' now knit rs giits % gentlemen.
Most luNuri0Us socks OF camef- hair are
imported in dTab and lawn coIors. with
white heels and toes. Hgilrigens are
shown in ail the stylish plain co!ors aad IN
narrow stripes.
HASIEgGlmEFs AND GLOVES.
silk handkercnicis to De thrust liz thS
OVorcoat hroast-p0cllCt are Of dark b'uc or
rcd. with broad hem regularly hcmstitcA-
ed. There arc also new pocsct-handEer-
chiefs with cmarc six centre. 1nd tac neM
i'm contrasting color dotted with white.
The JaUan.-o hluc--i'i. handkcrchlcis WITH
Quaint white figures are still stylish, 500
others OF pougtc are OF pale rluc- scarlet,
or willie. White linen or French cambr'
handkerchief, have narrow colcred hens
'hcmIltchoU, or else ere entirely Wlilc.
with similar finish. NcW mUilr.F are OF
da.k omure satin With .ma.l Or0ccded ~
ure.. or else of twilIed ~urlh with light
colorcd centres and .ay lordGF.
o. ..#
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attack was made on him 40 night. and the
chief reason that made him think FOrti
was his assailant was the iact that nobody
else had any grudce against him or know
him. when Chief Lipscomb harpOOned
Fori Yesterday FOR the alleged offence he
was drunk and disposed 20 make trouble.
The police magistrate did not think the
proof sufficient 20 saddle the assault and
robbery of Wilson on FoFii, but he lined
the latter $3.50 for being drink. Wilson
left the c0urt-rOOm indignant. saying tnat
Dr. was going 20 Richmond 20 seek Justice,
which he could not get on the >outhside.
Brffs.-It Is probable that the children
attending the public schools viii be al-
lowed holiday on Thursday, the day r.
commended .or Thanksgiving by the Presi-
dent Of the United states.
The Fridays session OF the Common
Council did not have q quorum. and adj
iourned without ,ransaCting any business.
Several 0f the members were reported SIS
confined TO their homes by sickness.
a meeting OF the City School Board is
appointed for Tuesday night.
The citv is now clear OF any epidemic
disease. Within the l3>t month one col
orcd citizen died from exposure after
escaping when suffering from NaIioia. u
wls the only We.i-authcHticStcd case known
here. TIE few others spoken ~ being verr
much milder form, ~ that dGcasC. some
economic citizens complain 81 lhe amoun,
0i money spent ly thc Council m their
attempt, 20 keep the dreaded infection at d
distance.
T'i.. .inoenic--sI, -.a.,tfiyfd and GRACEFUL
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FANCY GOODS. &c.


o dozea BLACK-W ALNUr TtBLi~-
100 ,ct. KNIVES AND goRNs atsls
loo dozen ROGERS -A1" KNIVES. P0sGs.
TEASPOONS. and TABLEsPooNs-
fa.ly l0 per cenf. CESS aian the sssai
prices;
large .s.o-,mrnt Of picALE-srASus,
srGAE-BOWLs. BrrrRE-DisHsS,
CAEE-BAsEETs. Sc. in bcai plate,
Large lat OF BLACK aad FANCY CoSIs-
MODS, an sixcs-cheap;
100 dozen more II those FoUE-ROw TOOTH
BRUSHES al lOc.;
Bargains ln siOE-BRUsnEs, FEArirE-
BUSTERS. and ScRUB-DRt ,ilkSs
A iasse lot u BiRD-CAGEs atei;
Al sizes Of JAP TRAYS aud SUGAR
BOXES;
The larees. linc o. LOw-FRICED VASES
and rOILET-sETS We have ever sEo~a
800 dozen more 4 these PLAIN GoBLETs a.
soc. a dozen. az STEVENS.
pols sos Bread strsk-
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2itllmund 9ispattlt.
SUNDAY.........NOyEMBER %. 1881.

C. TIE CIRCULATION or THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIECU-
LArl0N OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS or TuE CITY.
ilnicrcd ai thc Posi-oiice ~ Richmond. Va. ~
Eeccnd-clas. matinr.I
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Rricrs aus: Personals.

and Ohio railroad cases by the
United states Circuit Court have al left the
city.
Seven dollars per $1,000 were paid FOR
Confederate bonds yesterday.
People are paying up their state taxes
quite rapidly.
Colonel Robert T. Cirighi,l. Of Lynch
burg. WIS in the city Yesterday.
10 is understood tnar there will be no
public ceremonies 90 the Inauguration OF
Colonel Cameron.
Nj. Henry g.. Miller ms been elected q
member ~ The MonrCe-Wur delegation IN
the City Conservative Committee 20 at
vacancy.
Major Asa Rogers. Railroad Commission
er. and his clerk. Thomas II. Gross, ESQ,
VIII commence N inspection II the rail-
road. of Virginia tomorrow, beginning 10
Norfolk.
What seemed q singular phenomenon
was witnessed about o'clock last nicht
when the heavens were cbscurcd by black
clouds except rclrly overhead, where there
wa. q brightness Us II from some reflected
E.ht. There was. as far as known, no fire
herpllouts 20 make tie reelection. 70 re-
manned fixed in place and steady IN bright
ness for hall an hour. tlcn disappeared.
CAPTAIN Frank :. Blair ald p. II. No
Caull. ESD. were in The city Yesterday. II
is understood that there will be confer
cnco here Of the LEADING RcIIiuster- to-
morrow.
Pa-tma-tor-Gcneral TLoma- L.Jamcs and
". B. Thompson. Ed. superintendent oi
railway Mail service. mranled ly o
ulftv I'D friends. were iu Tie Ciiy Yesterday