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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-07
SEPTEMBER q, 1882.

wichita Falls is located In the fertile valley Of
the Big Wichita River, in Wichita county, ll5
miles from Fort Worth and about u miles from
where itempties into Red River op 'osite the
Indian Territory, in the center OF one OF the
most beautiful and healthy sections In the
Northwest. Here are located the end of the
first division and the nam repair and machine
shops OF the Fort Worth & Denver City Railway.
Here also are situate the Falls and Rapids OF the
Big wichita River, which makes IL the finest
water power and the future manufacturing cen
ter OF Northwestern Texas. Good water, for
domestic purposes, can be secured At depth OF
from 20 70 20 feet
These advantages will enable It 10 control the
entire nade OF the Southern portion OF the In
dian Territory aud Of the vast Pan Handle Of
Texas, and which VIII make Il the finest cattle
shipping point in the state.
TERMS OF sALE.-Purchases not exceeding
fiOO TO be paid in cash ut time Of purchase.
Purchases erceedinu 500 one-haf cash, one.
fourth In six months and one-fOurth in twelve
months from date Of purchase. All deferred
payments % Ter ten per cent. interest from the
date Of sale. Vendors lien retained 70 secure
payment Of notes.
Sale 10 Commence alto o'clock A. NJ.
EXCURSION TRAINS win be run from For
Worth 70 wichita Pals on the day preceding
and during the continuance Of sale Of reduced
ra'es For further Information and maps apply
10 ~ y. MONTGOMEHY.
J A. II. HosACE General ToEn In Agt.
AuctiOncer. IT Worth. Ter
c. L. FRosr. Gen. Pass. Agent p worth. Tex
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srecaito he Herald
FozT WOE1H, SEPTEMBER 4.-sefious
shs-ses we're forwarded 20 Washington to-
dsy against our postmaster. Hrs- Bucheil.
Il = q radical quarrel. ana q diner 81
Will q rnaiurstf q 0ur citir- rs tnre I'D
rn1r Grove 5isustrors o. tOIh rides.
A ccurle q elocers ere here iryu l5--
burne. Iroininenf young pc-ple g ibst
-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-07

Inst tn ID throat. che-t sbd lung fron-
hies-colds, Wbouuf1r-c0ugh, asthma, con
r1mrfi0n. etc.-sten = 81 lie dos q d..
Actfrfs EnrIirh nrfr-Ir VII relieve tnr
worst sJrIItl ans ~ cisfrres j e r'i-zsaff fr
trke. rar - Ert1 ~ RE yUuuc-si child
I'D r-riarnrteas cI-t ~ ere-y crse- Ira
i.oftifs Only % csrrs. f.ryuIar sizls Seer
- al Tor ale ~ " = faltr--lr a o..
~ psarlIsio-.e Ltri-rerf rrer-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-07

III y y UIT-I|-
Woo. etpstrn ~ : -Parties i-1r- ROB
srison ro1nrT. in pursuit q horse tbisi
NAMED Eari g1l.1s0n, overlook L.a- Ire
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-07

Special to the Herald.
SAN ANTONIO, September 4.-Sunday
morning the body of R. III. Hayward, q
printer, was found in a room at a hotel in
this CITY, with his throat cut from ear to
ear. A bloody knife was found, which had
failed to do the work when used, and a
razor was resorted to. He was found lying
half under his bed, with two fingers in his
windpipe, which was completely severed.
The spectacle was shocking in the extreme,
Hayward was consumptive, and the sup;
posed cause was dependency on account OF
the bad state of his health. The deceased
was brother of Paul d. Hayward, O the
Marseilles Paper company, Chicago, and OF
Lieutenant Commander George W. Hay
ward, lighthouse inspector of the 10th dis
trict of the United States navy. He was
bnrieo last evening by the local printers, by
whom he was much liked.
The report reached this city at II O'Clock
tonight ofthe killing of Warren Allen by
Deputy Sheriff Lyle at San Marcos i, taRen
was an old sporting man, having taken
four or five lives. No details.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-28
Attempt Of n Mob Of SwindIed Work
men 10 Burn n Railroad Bridge.

MILWAUKEE,, WIS, January PA spc-
cial dispatch from Hudson, Wis, states
that the great bridge at the junction near
Reagie was fired night before last by an
Infatuated mob, thrown out OF employ
ment there by the collapse OF the Air
Line road. but the structure was saved
by timely aid. \ call was made upon
the Government for troops to protect pro-
perry. but an assurance was sent the panic
stricken men at noon that transportation
would be sent them, which had the effect
to greatly appeaSc them. The saloons have
all been closed, and the men are less under
the influence OF liquor and are more quiet,
and no further destruction is apprehcndcd.
The bridge in question is the property OF
the Omaha Company, but the Norwegians
and SwedeS. who can talk but little Eng
fish. have got il into their heads that this
company is in some way responsible for
their losses, and they seek redress for their
wrongs.
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An Unusual Funeral COriege from
CnInencl. 10 InunuiCr.

4 correspondent, writing 10 the Balti-
more SAN from Delaplanc, FUquier coun-
~, Va. under date Of January oath, says {:
.'Thc writer met an unusual funeral
c0rieqe Saturday afternoon winding down
the hill opposite Cool-Spring Methodist
church, near this place. \ hearsc. drawn
bv four horses, bearing the remains OF Dr..
john Adams, OF Culpcper county, had
come thirty miles across the country, from
his late residence, at Amisville. since morn
ing. and over all the long, drcaly road,
through the pouring rain, which sWelled
the streams to torrents aud made the way
almost impossible with mud, a long process
sion Of mourning friends had followed the
hearse Of this good man to its last resting
place, where siXty-four years ago he had
first looked upon the world. DIR. Adams
was born and reared among these people,
and had practiced many years among them.
Every man was his friend, and large con-
gregation was in waiting at the church.
The funeral services were conducted by
the pastor, Rev. II. y. Lee, and the de
ceased was buried with the ceremonials OF
the order OF Good Templars."
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A COURAGEOUS ENGrNE.DRIvER.
MIR. X. =. Irving Enters the Very Jaws Of
Death In the Discharge Of Duty Stops n
Wild Train on q Heavy Grndc.

Heroes arc not always the product OF war.
There are deeds Of daring outside Of the re-
cord OF battle-fields that for self-iorgetfui-
ness and deliberate courage should range
the actor alongside the captains of history.
Now and then, in quiet times OF peace.
emergencies spring up which demand
the highest order Of hcroism. They
call upon men TO expose themselves
To- almost certain death that others
may i've saved. One OF those cmer-
gcncies occurred at Waynesboro' on We'd
nesday Of last week. Trains Nos. - and
Ia and - and 10. on the Chesapeake and
Ohio road, going east, had orders TO meet
and pass four sections of extra trains COM
ing west at Blue Ridge The extras were
late, and as 4 consequence eleven trains
were blocked on the main track above
WayneSboro' awaiting their arrival. After
three OF the extra trains had passed the first
section of No. Ii started out, and COM
menccd ascending the heavy grade TO the
tunnel. Rain and slcet were falling. and
the engine OF No. IA being unable to
draw itss ears. the engineer OF the train
Immediately following il, Mr.. Il. i. Irving.
detached his engine from his own train.
and coupling on 10 the rear ear of No. II,
aided the ascent. After pushing the first
train nearly hall mile and giving it good
start, Mr.. Irving reversed his engine and
started 10 return 10 his own train, but ere he
had reached il ne saw q detachment Of the
train he had left coming down the noun
tain at rapid rate, it having become un-
coupled from the engine. I'm an instant
the intrepid engineer realized the peril Of
the situation. Thirteen hcayily-loadcd cars
were coming down a ScNenty-tyc foot
grade, and each revolution Of the
wheels was adding velocity TO it, speed.
With rare presence Of mind and an
iron nerve that few men possess, Irving
started his engine TO meet the descend
Ing mass and break the force OF the
collision. He ran up to within short dis
lance OF the cars. and then reversing To
Tighten the shock, clulchcd the lever in his
firm grasp. and hracing every nerve in his
body awaited the catastrophe. \ moment
aud the crash came. The shock OF IN
avalanche could scarce have been greater.
one of the ears climbed up on the boiler
OF the engine and another was wrecked.
But the brave man had accomplished his
purpose. The wild train was stopped and
the engineer had saved many a precious
life and thousands OF dollars worth OF pro-
perry. lie entered the very jaws of death
in the discharge Of his duty. But for his
daring interpo,ition the wreck would have
been terrible.
Captain Milton Linn was the conductor
on Mr.. lNing'S train.
Mr.. Irving is The son Of Robert j. IT.
wing. Esq, Of this city, and any father
might well feel proud OF him. The rail-
road company should testify their apprcci-
alton OF his splendid courage in q SubStan-
tial manner Valley lirginiaH.
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Destructive Fire.

A SPECIAL from Woonsocket, Il. l., dated
Boston, January p, says a fire broke out at
$50 A. VI. in the basement Of the PrOyl-
dence and Worcester Railroad Company
depot. occupied by Charles W. Talcott,
steam and gas-pipe filter. The flames soon
enyeoped the whole building, destroying
the ticker and Western Union Telegraph
offices and contents, Earle d Proves eX-
press office, and Jencks's trunk Office. The
fire spread to Or. ID. Nj. Edwards block,
containing several stores and offices. nearly
destroying II with the contents. The loss
on the depot building is S6O,5O0. The loss
on Edwards block is $4,000. The total
loss is nearly 100000. John l.. Muller,
Charles W. Cook, William Mellan, and ID.
Stere, firemen, fell from ladder and were
slightly injured. Lewis Read, engineer,
was chilled through, and is not expected
to live. The town clerks Office and the
council chamber, in Edwards block, were
also badly damaged.
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An Attempt nj Highway Robbery i'm
Rockingham County.

Tuesday evening OF last week M STAINS
bury Rohr, OF the firm Of Rohr Brothers,
wholesale and retail greccrS, &C., OF this
place. and a drummer from Baltimore.
took some lady friends who were in town
10 McGahcysyilIe, in this county, about
twelve miles distant, each OCCUPYING a Scpa-
rate buggy. They arrived at their deStina-
ton about dusk. and returned Immediately.
but dark soon overlook them. and Is there
was 10 moon and the night was cloudy,
the darkness was so intense that they
were compelled TO drive some dis
tancc apart TO avoid running into each
other. Mr. Holr, who was driving double
team OF very spirited horses. was in front.
and when he was about five miles from
town his horses were suddenly stopped 10y
two men gnspug the brides. Mr.. R0hr
asked the men what they wanted, and their
only reply was that they would show him
what they wanted. The animals were very
much frightened, and il required some mo-
mCnts for the men 10 quiet them, and when
they succeeded in getting them still the
rolling Of the buggy-wheclS of Mr.. HOhr's
friend lust behind was heard, and suppO-
sing. we imagine, that help was near at
hand. the villain, dropped the reinS and
took 10 their heels. leaving Mr.. ROhr in
the road. Had ne been armed, Mr..
Hobr saws he could have easily shot both
men. but he had no Weapon whatever with
him, and but for his friends buggy he be-
lieveS he would have been robbed. While
the men were struggling with his horses he
had the presence OF mind TO unlOose his
watch and chain. which he intended TO
throw i'm the mud on the roadside rather
than LET il pass into their hands. Mr.. liOhr
saws the men were evidently white men. a.
indicated by their voices. and his theory Is
that they took him for drummer, rs they
usually travel i'm double teams and have
pretty valuable samples " it'll them. -R0ck-
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Thrown from His Engine and Killed.

As the eXpress-train was coming East
Last Saturday night on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad it ran into a large rock that
had fallen on the track near Nuttalburg.
The force OF resistance was sufficiently
great 10 throw the engine from the track,
when il rolled down an embankment,
crushing the engineer, Bony Jones, to
death beneath il, and scalding the fireman
so badly that he died shortly after. Mr..
Jones was well known here. He began
his life rs a railroader in Coyington, being
a watchman, and worked his way up step
by step to the place he held when killed:
He was brother Of Captain Jones, OF
Millboro', and had many friends along the
line Of the road. AHeghany Tribune.
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retieent but active. His brother John re-
marked to-day that the assassin, when all
else fails him. will expect the President to
pardon him.
The United States ship Wachusctts hes
been ordered from San Francisco TO Alas
ka. TO remain until relieved by the Adams.
James McGill, notorious burglar, was
to-day sent to Jail for twenty-one months.
CAPTAIN Orris Browne, OF Accomac, is
here.
Associated Press Reports to The Dispa,chl
FILL TEXT OF Mr.. DAv1s's AMENDMENT TO
THE ROUNDING BILL.
The following is the full text of the Davis
amendment. "That the bonds herein au-
thor.Zed shall not be called in and paid so
long rs any bonds Of the United States
heretofore issued bearing higher rate OF
interest than per cent. and which are re-
dcemable at the pleasure Of the United
States, shall be outstanding. The last OF
said bonds issued under this act shall he
first called in, and this order OF payment
shall be followed until all shall have been
paid"
CONGRESSIONAL APPORTIONMENT ELL.
WASHINGTON, January 27.-The House
Committee on Census to-day agreed TO re-
port 10 the House. with favorable recom-
mcndaton. Representative McCord'S APP
pOriionmeut bill. with certain amendments,
one OF which is that the number of men,
bcrs i'm the House shall De 321.
DIsTRICT-ATToRNEY LEWIS.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., January 21.-Thc
rcappontmcnt OF l.. l.. Lewis ~ District
attorney for the Eastern District Of Viz
cinia has been determined upon by the
President.
SOUTHERN POSTMASTERS.
WASHINGTON. January 27.-Thc Prcsi-
dent to-day nominated 10 be postmaters:
Joseph I. Pclls for Palestine. Texas; Madi-
son Davis for Athens. Ga; and Henry b.
Nichol, for Norfolk, Va.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO TIE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

and Other Washington Mat
ters-Thc New Apportionment BILL. l..
Lewis TO be Rcappointed District Attorney
for this District-Fatai Shooting Affair In
The Late Fire I'm PhiiadeI phia-Business
Failures In the United States for this Week
Nomination OF Southern Posmastcrs-NIur-
derer Hanged nj Raleigh. y. C.-Thc Wreck
OTCape Hattcras-EiTorts 10 Save n LOuiSi-
ana Murderer from the GalIows, &C.
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Mississippi Legislative Items.

JACKSON. Miss. January 27.-The House
has under discussion the bill to incorporate
the Pacific Railroad Company.
The act to incorporate the Mississippi
Valley Railroad Company has passed the
Senate.
The Railroad Committee has reported IA
vorably on several other railroad bills.
A resolution was adopted in the House
and in the Senate yesterday instructing the
representatives OF the State in Congress to
oppose Camden's canal scheme.
There is some talk Of calling a consttu-
tional convention.
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Business Failures i'm the United States
for This Week.

NEW YORK. January pr. G. Dun n
Co.'S mercantile agency report the failures
throughout the country during the week
ut ljj, which is 4 considerable reduction
compared with recent weeks. The Eastern
states have s; the Western, Is; Southern,
%; Middle. u; Pacific coast and Terri
tories. 10; New York ely, 8. Failures in
the South are still excessive. I'm New
York city no stoppagc OF Importance has
Occnrred.
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New ORLEANS, January PA number
of gentlemen have interested themselves in
the ease OF August Davis, condemned to be
executed Tomorrow. and are making an
effort 10 induce the Governor to grant re-
spite for few days. The "overnor took
the matter under adyisenent, ana proposed
to see District-Attorney finney and Judge
Roman, before whom DAVIS was Tried.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-28
Marine Disaster Death ef n Weir
knOMn Citizen. 6c
spcclal telegram 10 the Dispatch.

NORFOLK, Va, January 27.-The
schooner Cornelia, which sailed to-day for
Richmond with cargo of iron. was cap
sized and sunk near Fort Norfolk. The
crew was rescued and brought back to the
city.
W. W. Calwell, for fifteen years a purser
on the Old Dominion Steamship line run
ming to Richmond, died at bis home. in
this city, to-day. He was a member OF the
auction firm Of Calwell e Hopper.
A telegram received here states that the
President has signed the commission of
Postmaster II. h. Nichols.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-28
An OrfhnhnN Victory.

FREE-rIuNHlNG PROFESSORS DISMISSED.
LINCOLN, NEB., January 27.-For year,
there has been a quarrel over religion, sub
iects in the State University Faculty. Yes
tcrday the Board OF Regents met. The
illness OF one member left the orthodox
element in the majority. and they dismissed
three Frce-Thinking professors. The act
has occasioncd considerable feeling.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-28
The Steamship Edam Safe.

NEW YORK, January 27.-At The Office Of
French. Edge ~ Co., the agents Of the
steamship Edam. dispatch was received
this morning stating that the vessel was
safe, and had passed sandy Hook at 10 \.
VI. i'm tow Of the steamer Napier, OF the
Arrow Line. No further particulars Were
sent. The Napier was on trip London,
and left this port last Tuesday morning.
She was commanded by Captain Anderson.
The Edam will reach this city about ,
-.
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Fnfa, Shooting Affair.

NEW ORLEANS, January PA Winonl
special says: at is reported that Judge
William Price shot and killed Captain Kemp
Turner at Chester on the 22d. Tumcrand
Price were both lawyers OF high standing
in Winston county. \ difference arose. 1t
is understood, about some trivial matter in
the course OF a trial in which they were on
onnOsite sidcs'
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Murderer Hanged nt Raleigh. \. &.

RALEIGH, ". G., January 27.-John Alex
ander Morris Ccoored) was hanged here to-
day Tor numbering Joseph Rourk (colorcd).
in LincoInton, n. c.. August 10, 1880. The
fall was only five feet, and death was caused
by strangulhton. There were no unusual
incidents. Morris confessed. and said he
was prompted by revenge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-28
IiycrpooI Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL, January 2I.-This weeks
circular OF the Liverpool Cotton-Brokcrs'
Association says " Cotton was in limited
request. on Thursday there was more in
quiry. and the market was firm. For
American there was q moderate demand
and prices were reduced ID. Sea Island
was i'm poor request. Futures were quiet
and featureles,. and declined l-32d. on Mon
dav. but have since recovered
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-28
The Emperor William Thanks Prince
BISInarPs1.

BERLIN, January 27.--The Emperor viii
liam has specially thanked Prince Bismarck
for his defence OF the imperial rcScript in
the Reichstag on Tuesday. Great indigna-
ton is excited among members OF the
Rcich>tag by an article in the North Ger
man GdzeHe bitterly attacking Herr Haze
mel. who attacked the rcscript in % speech
hcfnre the Reichstag.
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Trial Of KcntuckY Mnrdercrs.

CINCINNATI. January 2I.-A special from
Ca;tettsburg, Ky, says that a jury was
chosen yesterday TO try Ellis and Craft for
the Gibbons murder. and the trial will be-
gin to-day.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND. JANUARY n, 1882.
AnnfNIn-

ARRIVED.
Brig lIOuwcna fGcr.l, 49,. New York, light. To
load Hour fDr Brazil. Dunlop & McCanco.
schooner Frank Mcdonald, Mchendry. New
Yors, scrap-iron, Old Dominion Iron and Nall.
Morks.
Schooner RoNana, Mitchell. Baltimore. grain.
SAILED.
steamship Wyanokc. Couch. New York. mer-
chandise and passenger. George ". Allen & CO.,
agents.
steamer J. ". Eycrman. smith. Philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers. j. ". NcCarrck,
agent
steamer Ariel. Clifford. Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers and United states mails. l.. u.
1atum, agent.
SAILED FROM CITY POINT.
Schooner Gertrude T.. Smith, Jameson. New :
York ria Norfolk.
CLEARED.
schooner T.. T. Coflilghlm. Smith. New York,
coal Chesapeake aud Ono Railway Company.
schooner Mabel r. staples, Dickcr,On, Caraonas,
hOOps. J.. Stow.
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The Late Fire i'm Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. January 27.-The
loss by the fire last night at the keystone
hub. spoke, and wheel-works, at ~, l1G,
and rs Canal street, WIS $4,000; par
tinllY insured.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
FRfDAy.,fanuarv 81. 1850.

FHIDA1' January II, 1857
SALEs-FfRST BOARD.-20 shares Richmond
aud Allegheny Railroad at 30, 80 do. ut 80. 20
do. at 30; 10 shares Columbia and GreenvIlle
Railroad preferred at 55'..
Union Bank, quoted on yesterday at 25, should
have read city Bank; and Merchants National
Bank. quoted at 0lk. should have read National
Bank of Virginia.
TThese errors were caused by misprints in the
official circulars, from which this report Il made
SECOND BOARD.-30 shares Richmond and Ale
Khany Railroad ut 81, 80 do. at 30A, 10 do. at
30f. 40 at 30k 80 shares Columbia and Green
Vile Railroad preferred nj &C. 10 do. AT SO; 1000
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta first - o.. c.
at 100.
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WASHINGTON, January 27.-Ihe signal
station at Cape IIatteras report, the bark
T. l.. Carney fast going top pieces. No bodies
have vet been found.
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BANK STOCKS.
by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, January 27.-NooH.-Stocks strong
cr Money, per cent. Exchange Long 4of;
short $50. state bonds dull Government, iiun
EreHtHg.-ENcnange. Asa. Governments fairly
firm: new o.. lO2 new 4 Is, llf's: new A.,
llSh. Money. 4N3 per cent. stltes moderately
active. sub Treasury ualaucc-tO DIN, -7J.O97,-
log: currency. Si.6029GO.
IL. ..Ll q
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Uaulan's Movements.

LONDON. January 27.-llanlan has taken
quarters at Putney, and will remain there
until the arrival OF the Oxford and Cam
bridge University crews To practice for
their annual boat race. IIanlan has st.
lnrfnl Snnnrnr rs his trimmer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-28

BuRNETT's COCAINE promotes ylgor-
Gus and healthy growth OF the hair. IL mas
been used i'm thousands OF cases where me
hair was coming out, and has never failed
10 arrest its decay.
Use Burnett's Flayoring Extracts-the
hest
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OXg GENTLEMAN WHO HAD BEEN con-
fined 10 his he'd six weeks with Mercurial
Rheumatism has been entirely cured with
=. :. s. Cbllcs a. Berry, Chattanooga,
Tenn. Price 81 and si.7j per bottle.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Dcsertion of austrian Gendarmes.

VIENNA. January 27.-Many Austrian
ecndarmcS in herzegovina have deserted,
owing to the Insurgents committing blr-
barous crueltics on their captiycs.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. January 27.-Nirsinia 6's. defer
red. 10 consos. SO; second series, 3sE; past
due coupons, 6j; new lO-iO's. 40. Bid to-day.