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EOk SALE, foh tAol Ch '"'
Il TABLE NOTES, interest added; 90.
lo-UORSE-PONE ENGINE and BOILER,
made by Eftenger & Edmond;
I SMITHS GEANILATOR,
/ SMITHS TOB t1CO-fANt
/ BOG ARDUs STEN-1RlNptR,
/ ROGERS STEM and LkAF-Ct TIER
25 PULLEIS,
80 FEET sliAkIlNN,
CENTRE sHAFTlNG BELTS,
2 SMITHS PLUNGkl,S or PACkEkS,
SNOkING TOBACCO, -
TINS PLUNGEEs, PACktisS, and every
thing used la large smoLing-iobaeeo fe-
% FIRsT,CLAss BRANDS or SMOKING TO-
over one million Lt.RELs FOR SMOKING
TOBACCO. ,,
We sell for the " AIT OF time 10 attend 10 ibis
branch OF our busi aess. Address s
HORACE BLACKMuR CO..
oc lQ-lw Tweniy-nilh slTee"
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HAS OPENED
A fnu line Of COAL-HODs-pla'n "n" '"'''r
banded az medium pric'9' ""N
decorated, half-coVered' al ~ v,ers a,
ELFGANTLY-DECoRATEp COAL '>'''0
low prices; -RoXEs
and COMODEs; -, ,o,,rs p
A,o, q, r,,pRrLLAs bargains at 81; .u
An sizes COVERED TN bO0h"'
Lots Of novelue. in SMALL Bisc srArohi 10
and POSTURE FIGUkEs' o
NAiALo"SH l." STEVENS,
5O5 Broad street.
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11,iiF AMERICAN RAILwA,l, ,,lsa saSn signals IL
l. COMPANY on sta1i4 V, ,thai4 Main street, see1na ,n,
soss sls ngn we Mould y
site ihesitsniion q 'i'e paDeo she ONLY PERfEe.yy
Hsp HJss,iSa'jp jpPssnJ.e1sTicAI PsJ.e1sTfiisc.A,sIl ELECTRIC HA"
siGsAL ever insen'sdwa T. SMITH, Manager
oc sam W.
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THE COMING PAGEANT.
Official Programme.

"fand Trades, Civic Society, and Military
"'aoe In Richmond on Tuesday, October
'i' 1882, at 12 O'Clock M.-List OF Commit-
tees, Chiefs or Divisions, Chiefs Of Sections.
Line OF March, and List OF Societies.
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WEATHER REPORT

Az aNplCArioNs FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
ns u1e Atlantic States, threatening weatbor ,d'c
anu ,h ram northeast to southeast winds in
tnS ,l'S southern portion, stationary or sIiyht m
,am, ,a, IN temperature, slight rise followed Inv "
.a'iing barometer in the northern portion
ana lower barometer in the southern ro' nor'
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clord,,
and rainy. was ''o"oy
.hsRsOsETER YESTERDAY: 6 AM. IA.
% a. W. 66; noon, II; 3P. NJ. Cs: 6 p
NJ, 81; midnight, GA. '0'
Mean temperatnrc. 81 1-6.
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GILT and BRONZE COESseEs>

ALBUMS in EuSia, SIX. aud Plzh,
EASkI.s FOR p,lior and nnaniel;
PiEE. aud MANTEL-MiREt6>;
WALNUT and Ebony BksSkErS;
RlRTHUAY-CARDS and PANELS;
ARTOTlPE ENGRAVlS@s;
CNROMOS Ia frame, 2Ax.lO, atsi;
5xIO FRAMES from 10 cents upward-ary DIFF
fercni styles;
FRAMES made "a crder a, lowest ngafoS In the
city. l.. LE"is'
- e-2m Gle Main strest.
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EDUCATIONAL.
SCHOOL,
AMHERST COURTHOUSE. VA.

II. A. STROBE Mathematics mcdanis, Uniycr.~
sity Vireinih). Principal.
c. p. KENT dong a resident Of france and
termanyl, Assistant.
Charges for bolrA and tuition 10 end Of scss,on.
from sl46 up, according to age. savaBccms snt, &c..
Per particulars app,yte
oC f0~lOt putNCrpxr
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+" 81. Esteplle."

Joseph VI. Blair, grocer, s26 Main street,
has Il genuine Bordeaux claret at $3.50 a
case of twelve quart
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ROCKS, STATIONERY. &c.
OSO PIECES OF Music FOR 81

Nos. |, 3, Old AND NEW SONGS-J0c.;
No. 5-DhNCE MUSIC, WALTZ. POLKA,
GALOP, MAHrRkh, QUADRlLLE, Sc,
So.
All the BOOKS used In the public aud private
schools are at 1902 Main street.
0c l2-dNw KANDOLpII & ENGLLSH.
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BROWNS IRON BITTERS

BROWNS IRON BITTERS
eGcc'ualy ouges
DYSPEPSIA,
INDIGESTION. and
WEAKNESS.
a-l renders the greatest relief and benefit n per-
s'a- ,ifIer,rc from such wasting Dis ases Is con
SUMPTION ACCOMPANIES &C..
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SCIIOOL- BOOKS.

WEST, JOHNSTON & 60. are receiving their
large supply of SCHOOL AND COLLEGE TEXT
BOOKS. which are offered tor sale al thc loves
prices. PJBLIC-~t HOOL BOOkS sold AZ state
prices. Catalogues furnished upon application
Orders solicited and promptly attendcdtO
WEST JOllS~TON Co,
-. Main street
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.EORGETOW-N COLLEGE, ID. c.

The scholastic exercises of this Institution viii
De resumed on THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 7, 1882.
For catalogue of fml ibf0rm1iion, apply Ia
REV. JAMES \. DOONAN,S :. j..
m 3l-Iinf President.
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p,vsp IuPR0yEMENT.--ln ~ met
mittee on James-hlVeia Sea the % superintendent
reported that in aceOius@ 'T,i,ts@ recently gwen
lion. from the .SSey Gp%'t Of the river and iSr
certained that the river was soe, of water at
vessels drawing sixteen ie''
high tide.
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i. >TARkE A Sons.

l 4U5 BROAD STEFET. RICHMOND. VA.
Dcacr- in school. COLLEGE. REL lGiDIS,
~UNDNi-Sf fHOOL. ND Ml~CGLLASEOIS
BOOKS ~ all Mind. 81 lowest each price. FIVE
CLNT PIANO SIIEET-NTsfC. SPECTNCLES
aud - f-GLA>>t~ speciality. Catalogue sent
free on Application. an %1-2n
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POLICE COURT. The following cases were
George Hendrick, drunk; .r'a;iUd rlsta -, = a..
turbance. The case was continued TIL To-
day.
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FANCY GOODS.

TEVE y >
:" MAILS HIS CATALOGUE FREE to AM
ADDRESS.
sENDFOR ONE
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rHURCH-HILL NIGHT SCHOOL.
- II + T. y W - o d.
DAVID +. BOYD, PRINCIPAL.

The session begins OCTOBER Isr, and close
June 80, 1888.
TiiE COURSE OF sTUnY Is adapted to prcps-
rai0n Tor t@ University sJr the business OF lfe
THE LOCATION l. IN one OF the heathicst and
most beauuirl portions of Piedmont Virginia. II
Is on the east slope Of the Blue Ridge Immediately
on the thesayeake and Ohio railnuad, eighteen
miles from Charlottesville and twenty-one miles
from StauutOn.
TIE TERMS FOR THE SESSION of nine
mouths, Tor cycyy expense of tutiun and maints-
nance, except ctOthiug. textbooks. and medical
attendance, are s25O-p2yable fl5O IN advance,
aud balance February 1T. The tu,tion-fre alone.
for the whole session part Of the session. Is s7J
and must bo paid ~ advance.
The last session of the school wa held at Locust
Dale, Va. Numhcrof pupils, 81.
For further Information addrc,,
ID. +. BOYD. Principal.
Greenwood Depot. Albemurlo county. Va.
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DEMARkABLE .
IL
LETTER FROM \ TRAVELLER.

RANSA> CITY. No. september 20. Ioo@'
mink 10 duty ! owe 90 humanity 10 say what
YOU remedy las done for me. one year ago con-
t-.c.el rad ease 0f hl,od-Gsea-e. and not Know
l1ste result Of such trouble- allowed y To l"i'
e.. f. some time. Int finally applied 20 Inc 'e9'
physician IA this city who tre'tcd nc l'i ia
usuh.. IL That time took over GOO llll7 ol pro-
te.adide of mercury. grain each ana "''' i'''
down in ,yei-lt from 2lu u lJ7 pounds ana WIS
confined to NV bed with Ncrcurial Ehcumatsm'
scarcely ale 90 turn myself IN led. Dcins u"' -
cling man. some of the fraternity found iAt III '"''
d,plor4blc condition. and recommended me 10 u!
your -fecilc. .......... ......... ca''7 ''A' "''
., 0cy knew :. =. =. he.h '",'' -
Of several ....... ..........-.-.' It's "-e'
Ilelced the u-e Of u with very LITTLE iaiih ana 'i
De-, than three week, was able 20 take ny PI''o va
TIE road. The sores and coprer-col"feu si''1
gradually disappeared. and to-day nav ~" ,, =
sore or spot on my person. and my "e'eH'
pounds. being more than u ever Wa. 90 no'
wish You 10 publish my name, bui you ma! s"." .
u.is letter % any who doubt the mcn' = 80
f1T know 1t is a sure cure. nm
Yours truly, o. IL
some thirty wears ago there lived IN Montg"ih-
erv. Ala vouug man who was terrlblN ann,
al. After being treated for a long ''ins % ~
the medical profession Of this town WIN "'
ienent .hescommenced taking :. : = "a" pi,,,,
istenty taxing II two months he was cufo''
acquainted with him for twenty year '','
can testify that the disease never mane u
j. W. MsrOr, J.P,
Hot springs, Ark.
te,.,,, do,,,., co,nc ~ soc rs. and VIC will CJkh
YOI'. or charge nothing! Write for l"rl'ou,~,
and a conv Of the little book Message To inc IL,
fortunate suffering" Ash any druggist IL u o"'
standing.
$1,000 REWARD .o.,on an.
aly.s Of 100 bottle, Of :. : :. one par.lyiv ~
Mercury. Iodide Of Potassium, or amy nsXv Mne>",
s,apee. SWIFT SPECIFIC COMTANtr =.
'' Proprietor Atlanta O"'
Price Of small siLe.......' .. 70
Large size .........- -'''.'
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS
Zoe 7-sa,TuSTh
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8lfhnlond 1ispatth.
II observation-disclosures l -, 1882.

rs = LII LIE CIRCrLATIoN OF THE n1sp ,rc,
TAHWSER THnSER THAN THE C0NRiXFn,o a1nC,lli 1nnICli
PAPFRSs VI 0E nh rii, TIE OTHER DAILY NEW
Entered at the Posi-ofiice at Ricbmor1 -.
second-class maiter.i Va as
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DOOKS. .STATIONEEY. .SCIIOOI-SIIP-

DOCKS, STATIONERY, ,SCHOOI-SUP-
ID PLIES, NCHOOi.-BAG SCHOOL-sTRAPS, /,
STATES nt 3, ., 10, ~. aud 25c.: CHALK
CRAIONS at lbc. per gross; tine line OF
sthooh SIAIloNhin lNhsi TENS, I'm
PLATES. IOl Nj LADIES JOIRNA FRANK
LESLIE'S LADIES MAGAZINE, DFMORESr,
Cooley. PETERSON, aud THE SEASON.: all
:. 4. TAYLOR'S FRENCH PLATES; REVUE
De IA MODE, 35c.; Ia BON-rON, zoe; IA
MODE ELtGANTE, 5Oc.; Ia MODISTE Ukf-
NER~ELLE, oOc. \ large assortment Of GOLD
PENS and PENCILS just received. All NEW
BOOKS received a. soon A. published at
y. LEONARD'S BOOK AND NEWS-STORE.
sci II g0S Main street
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PAINTINGS, ENGRAyINGS, &c.
FREE EXHIBITION DAILY
L. LEWIsS ART-GALLERY.

Ann latest subjects IN PAINTINGS. ENsHA.
WINGS. and OLEOGR Apis;
PICTURES constantly arriving
PLIsH and GOLD FRAMES,
tisONZE FRAMES.
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MILLINERY, 40.

(tRAND OPENING OF FALL .-,2Gs
~ AID WsHs8>
WINTER MILLINERY. yMSkS
Mrs. Is. ". SAUNDERS, i29 Broad street. has
inst returned from New York, ana Will exhibit On
THURSDAY, october 1Zth one Of the largest and
bci-,cectcd stocks OF goods H. ha, been her pleas
urc 10 oitcr to her customers and the public gen-
orally for several seasons. She respectfully solicits
a call from all. o. ll-5tt
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DOOK ASD JOB WORK NEATLY
DEXECUrED a. ihe DIspArCh PglSsiNS =
house.
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A.. DMyIsTRAToRs NOTICE.

NOTICF-Persons indebted 10 the estate ~
ELIZABETH TALBOTr deceased, are hereby
r,Ine.trd 10 make prompt settlement. Any per-
.',,, having a claim against said decedent or her
tt viii rr,sent the same Ia due form Tor pay
ment. go. IA - -, ~ :. - ,t
oc . -cOd3t
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OFFICE or HOLLYWOOD CEMETkEY Co'l
RICHMOND, October 2, 1852.
CAUTION.-ANl PERSON FOUND
l gniIty Of mutilating any monument la the
Hollywood cemetery viii be punished 70 the fuli
Uy or,ier OF the Board X. +. BROOKE,
rc2l0t Secrc'a and Treasurer.
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Zoe 7-od1wl
EIDNEH-NORrs

KIDN Wv ORT :
= = FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF q"
: CONSTIPATION. :
: No other disease j. 50 prevalent in this :
: country as Constipation, and no remedy =
q has ever c1ualed thc celebrated hiDN tl- =
: WORT as cure. Whatever the cause, how
= ever obstinate the case, this remedy VIII =
3 overcome u. ::
~ PILE>.-This distressing complaint Is very i
: 1t 10 De complicated with Constipation ;.
: hlDNEN-WO strengthens the Weakened :
: parts. aud quickly cures All Kinds Of PILES :
: even when physicians and medicines nave 4
= before failed =
= b II Won have either Of these troubles =
: Price. Il. l Druggists sen :
KIDN NEY-W OET. Z
Ioc Io-Tu.Th. vl &>AtAp3I
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lSIc'AL.

vi resumed her INSTRUCTIONS IN INsTRU-
MENTAL PIA\O) MUSIC at ll3 east Main
street. There Will al.O b" q class formed for
THEORY only, for the benefit of .ho.c who do not
desire instrumental lessons, 9r those who contem-
plate teaching. Oc S,lOAlZ
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Yesterday United States Marshal Hughes
seized the wholesale liquor establishment
| OF Nr. Charles +. Straus, successor OF Ise-
man straus, on Cary street, on account
OF the Indebtedness OF the late firm Of Ise.
man Il Straus. The seizure was made at
the instance OF the Cincinnati creditors.
Monroe-Ward Democratic Club holds its
weekly meeting at Monticello Hall this eve
ming at s O'Clock. All voters Of the ward
and members Of the Club will please at
tend.
The directors Of the White Sulphur
Springs Company were in session at the
Exchange Hotel yesterday with the view OF
arranging matters with the creditors, who
have instituted proceedings against the
company. No conclusive action was taken,
and there will be another meeting to-day.
There will be \ meeting OF the citizens OF
Jackson Ward tonight at 8 O'Clock at the
old Wesley chapel, on Seventeenth street,
the purpose OF which will be the organiza-
ton OF a Democratic campaign clnb.
IL would be well for the police OF our
city to give attention to the violation OF the
city ordinance in regard to throwing rocks
In the street. A little girl going home
from Leigh school yesterday evening was
grazed by half brick thrown by negro
boy, who Immediately fed.
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NrnrICF TO THE CREDIYORs OF

v THE RICHMOND BANKING AND lNst-
RANCE COMPANI.-Pers0ns holding check, on
the RICHMOND BANKING AND lNSIkA r.
COMP Any and those T. whom certificates ni de-
ns,st have been assigned. will please present tbe
AZ the banking -hOuse Of said company withou.
DELAY In order that the necessary tIansiers h'tt
h.. made wifh the view % an early dividend. Ut
there he any persons holding claims against the
institution. not matters Of record on the o"ohS'
WV CHARLES r.. WHITIOCh,
-, ~ Trustee.
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II YOU doubt come % see u'' ana We WI.
YOU. or charge nothing Nr'e i"i -. I'm.
and a copy Of the little book a.. to our
fortunate Suffering" Ash al! UIUst'''
stand.ng.
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THE THEATRE LAST NIGHT.-As Nat.
RuggleS, in "An American King" Mr..
james O'Neill cave a strong and beautiful
piece of acting last evening. lie possesses
rare dramatic ability, coupled with fine
presence and physique. The play has
points OF decided merit. though it does
not give Mr.. O'Ncill proper field through
out for the display OF his unquestionable
powers; It get furnishes an evening
Of decided enjoyment 10 lovers Of
the drama The support. taken through.
out, is only fair, though some few OF the
actors are very good in their part. The
want CT space precludes more extended
notice, such IL would do Justice TO the cry
artistic work Of Mr.. O'Ncill. He is an
actor well worthy OF generous support,
and theatrc-gOers who fail to see him
during his engagement here will deprive
themselves OF rare treat.
Tonight a Celebrated Case" will be
presented. Mr.. O'Ncill will appear ~
Jean Rcnaud, and il the company be equal
to the task n fine performance may be
looked for.
THE M0zART THIS EvENNG-OPERA.-
This evening will be produced Pinaforc,
with the following east: Sir Joseph Por-
ter, Mr. Pierre Bernard; Captain Cor
coran, Mr.. Louis w. Pizzini; Ralph Rack
straw. Mr.. Frank W. Cunningham: Dick
Dcadcyc. Mr.. l.. A. PerrOtt; Bill BOb,tay,
Mr.. Marshall Ramos; Josephine, Mrs.
George J. Hooper; Hcbc, Miss Annie Gra-
ham; Little Buttercup, Hiss Carrie L.
Stludp
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The INSURANCE CONvENTTON.-The Con-
vention Of Managers OF Insurance COmpa-
nies re;issembled at II O'Clock yesterday
morning in the Office OF the Virginia Home
Insurance Company, on Main street.
\ permanent organization was effected
by the election OF General Joseph +. john
ston president. and \. G.. McIlwaine. Jr.,
secretary. and Mr.. John VI. Otey, Of Rich
mond, yice-president. The executive COM
mittce is as follows: Il. c. Wherry. Jr.. Of
Richmond; J. De W. Churchill. Of New
York; Thomas l.. Alfricnd, OF Richmond.
Va; and j. +. EwcnS.
The discussion OF name for the organ
iZation resulted in the adoption Of " The
Virginia Tariff Association"
a committee was appointed for the pur-
pose 81 adopting tariff Of rates. after
which the Convention took recess until (
O'Clock in the afternoon, when the associa-
ton was called to order by General John
stOn.
\ discussion OF various questions en-
gagged the time Of the body until the Com
mittec on Tariff Rates reported.
\ tariff OF minimum rates for the State
was accepted. and the association adjourn
ed until this morning at II O'Clock.
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Greenwood Depot. Albemurlc county. Va.
IL S-lOf
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$1,000 REWARD .o.,ou ,n-
Will be Maid to any Chemist who VIII hnn Vn ' ~
aly.s Of 100 bottle Of = :. :. one paruSiv ~
Mercury. Iodde Of Potassium or any y,Tn.XV Mne>" -"
prouriclor-, Atlanta Ia
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LuNENnunG, Va, August 1.-THE trial
II. II. Garland, for the murder of James
Addison, attracted another very large
crowd today. Judge Hanson, representing
the prosecution, asked that some time dur.
ing the trial the jury be taken to the spot
where the tragedy occurred, that they
might see the place and its surroundings.
The court asked the jury IL they de.
sired to 20. They said nothing
could be gained by il. John
Evans, witness for ihc prosecution, WIS
recalled aud testified that he went with
Addison Ia meet Garland rs II friend OF the
iormer never saw Garland more than three
times before the difficulty; Addison didnut
Know witness was armed when he went
with him; witness then gave some details
of the duel, Counsel for the defense
wanted to show by commonwealth witness
that he ,witnoss) aided In the employmrn,
OF counsel to prosecute Garland in order TO
show the enmity of witness. The court. at
the request of counsel for the prosecution,
refused to allow witness 10 answer
the question. The examination
of witnesses for the defense
then commenced The first witness was
W.. W. Boswell brother.iu.law of Garland
and postmaster ut Wa,sboro post.oflice,
Lunenbur. county, who testified TO the
receipt OF Miss llatchetts and Addison's
letters by Garland, aud Garland's reply to
Mis- HatChett ana Addison, ofwiin,Ss Wis.
lung Wodderhurn's MILL July ll,h, and
telling Addison that Garland was down the
road, waiting 10 see him. also of witness
introducing Gsrland aud Addison. and tho
duel which followed.
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ESTABLISHED 1919.
| PRICE FIVE CENTS

orig Aquidna, of Baltimore. CHARGED With
muuny' had hearing in the United States
ulslrlct court to-day and wre all dis.
charged with the exception OF the cook,
court under $3.50 bond. ~''9N'
J, a. Ranser, Of the post.oiilce dopart.
ment was married last night to Mis-, hos,
Strohecker. '''''
The breach in the republican party in
tnls city is widening daily, and the action
ol 'he custom-house clique Tuesday night,
IN attempting to override the mass meeting
VI the opposition, has had the effect of
strenSthening their cause. IL is believed
that 1iSaileotion within the ranks will have
an inliaence upon Major ochitree's candi-
dature for coagress.
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Corsicana,
Special TO the Herald

CoSHcANA, August lin the district
court Phil Ware and Tom Wesson, for theft
OF cattle, were given two years each in the
pcntentiary,
our commissioners court passed rcso.
county, aud also authorized tho builling ~,
several new bridges.
Mayor Irons received today from the
comptrollera certificate for g., III. the state
apporUonment for our public schools. FRO.
lessor Hand has arrived and has com.
pupils by the LIST of September,
Methodist CAM -mccting was started
last night in the northern outs kirts OF tho
city. W VI WV
Our city council held a called meeting
last evening to further the question Of
water.works.
our city is to vote on local option on the
9TH of September.
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Trunks, Valises, Etc,
SO6 and 8O8 Elm Street,
dallas, TEXAS

H. On Our First Floor offering complete line Of
s Lndseys, Fannes Repecnts, Blankets, Beached and
cotton Plsids, Chcycts, Hickory Stripes Prints, ETC.
t On Our Second Floor offering complete line
Motions, Hosiery, Gents Furnishing Goods, Cashmere
Ma specially suited to Western trade) our Custom
'"ae overals, ETC., as ever offered in this market
H. Vn Our Third Floor offering the most complete
e" S Mems Boys and Chil1rens Hats, comprising b.
@ and Hurst Sons Hats, gotten up especially for
M H, S0w Boy" trade, also Ladies' and Misses Trimmed
S Misses and Childens Sailor Hats Trunks, Vaises and
e also Towers Fist and Shield Brand Oil Goats, ETC.,
ever offered byus.
maj We earnestly solicit inspection of our Stock before
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-18
san Antonio,

SAN ANTONIO Angus. l7.-County Clerk
%0"i"h % u'ed at his house, this city, at o
o ',ock tonight from the effects of paralysis
ana eFys'plas contracted in recent visit
10 Laredo The deceased came to Texas in
iS9o ,S9 and has been clerk Of the county since
tN3o, except during the reconstruction nor.
lou; ne was member of the Veteran ns.
"samu s"c,Siom, ana an esteemed, honorable and
was - at the time OF his death.
A Stage'driver who was on spree sta. q
tnat ne went TO the river below town for th,,
purpose OF taking bath, and went into tbe
river, when two men who passed rinel his
clothes OF 500 threw him down and chokeI
s,n nun nearly TO death. They then tied
stone IN silk handkerchief around his
neck and threw him in the river. Int he
orally credited. "'' s''''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-18
""po Ndiu W uu
Angry Mob
NJ Socorro, Who We're About TO
Swing Him Up for
Horrible Crime.
The Sable iaborers of Fort Worth I'm
Strikc-Disorderly
in Action.
ihe Republican Breach at Galveston
Growing Wider.
Death OF an Hon0red Citizen at San
Antonio.
Other Interesting State News.
Other Interesting State News


hoNNtuh.
Special to the Herald.
HOUSTON, August F.-To-day DR.. Ruth
erlord received Il dispatch from DR.. Camp.
bell the secretary of the Galveston board
>ot health to the effect that rumor was
current that there were 6ve
cases of yellow fever in the
ilith ward OF the city of Houston. and ask.
ing an immediate reply. How such a
rumor could have gotten to Calves.
ton is not known, but il does
not create any surprise, as there
IS anumber OF professional warrants travail
ing over the states just now who make
IL their business 10 circulate such
reports Just to enjoy the conse.
queht anu very natural sensation they
create. Dr. rutherford replied TO the
dlspaich to the effect that there was no vel.
I low, blue or any other kind of fever in
Houston at the present time. and that the
fu,nors were utterly false and groundlcss.
70 DAY Mr., John lNcchmas, as treasurer
9l the Guy OF Houston, received from the
department at Austin q requisition upon
the county tax collectors for $lO,3i7. the
amount OF the state appropriation this
year for the Houston public
schools. This appropriation is based upon
a scholastic census of 1851 children within
'he scholastlc age. Last year the appro-
prlatlon Tor Houston was but SS,S23 which
was $50 per capita ON scholastic
population OF 100 As the Peabody aid
mas been withdrawn from the Houston
schools Tor the next session, the increased
allowance from the state will be very