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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-09
Personals and Briofs.

Rev. !. 4. Chambliss, ID. d., former
pastor OF the Second Baptist church Of
this city, will succeed Professor Frazer as
principal Of the Warrenton (Na.) Female
Institute.
NJ. p. Handy, managing editor OF the
Philadelphia Press, and Messrs. ". J.,
EIkins and p. \. B. Widener, OF Philadd-
phia. arrived in the city Yesterday. and will
remain for a day or two. They are quar-
tered at the Exchange Hotel, where Mr..
Handy was called upon by several OF his
former intimate aud personal friends.
Mr.. +. :. Grant, the baSSo, formerly OF
Richmond. but now OF New York, where
he is under engagement with Mr.. Johh
McCaull to sing in opera during the COM
ing season, is in the city visiting his re-
latives.
The Young bloods will soon discard the
" toothpick-boots they have been PROUD
10 disport so long. They are going out OF
fashion.
Ladies look lovely i'm white, especially in
the cleaning. Whether they are cool or
not makes no difference; they look cool all
the same.
Visitors at summer resorts find three
classes OF girls" piaZZa-girls,' "lolly
oirls,' and cottage-swells." The first
are said TO be lackadalsical and the latter
! langud. - L.
There are some Richmond boys so deS-
neratelv in love and yet possessed OF such
weak tongues that they are continually
nraying for an orchestra OF one hundred
performers and a chorus Of one hundred
and fifty voices in order to speak clearly
the volume OF their affection.
Richmond insurance companies lose no.
thing hy the biz fire which took place IN
DanvilIe Monday night.
Recent heavy rains in the West, causing
washolus." immense freight business
recurring long trains and crowding the
" "tnrnouts.v and tardiness in connecting
lines. are the reasons given for the delays
i'm the Chesapeake and Ohio passenger
trains within the past week or ten days
An effort is, however, about TO be made 70
run them on time again.
Company + are having nightly drlll'
nreparatory to their encampment at tht
Fououier White sulphur Springs, whicl
encampment will begin on Monday
The Henrico cOal-mlnes are now raising
: one hundred tons OF coal per day, but IN
short time will increase the amount to iom
or five hundred, and will be paying ou'
from ten to fifteen thousand dollars
month for wages.
Mr.. l.. +. Kelly has been appointed as
sistant general freight agent OF the mesa
peake and Ohio railway uice Mr. l.
] Emerson, resigned. The appointment VII
+, take effect on the 10th. Mr.. Kelly formeri.
i held this position, but for two years pas
; he has been the western agent OF the Ches
D apeake and Ohio railway at Cincinnati. =.
$ The stock market IL buoyant, and Rich
c mond and Danyille is steadily rising.
s The Garland case, it Is expected, VIII
= sent before the grand Jury OF Lunenbur
't Comfy Court on Monday next. II he
= indicted, then 1t is supposed that the trli
= y will go right on.
$ Workmen have commenced operation
d ON the long-mfinished house northea
o corner OF Main and Sixth streets, and 1t
: now /, be pushed forward to completion
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9irlmond Qispatth.

Ss-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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q Yor may break. you may shatter the vase II you
will,
But the scent Of the will cling round II sti,
was written in a spirit prophetic Of j. & f.. AT
KTNSoS's Extract Of White Roses.
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nooUs STATIONERY. &c.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.-Poor Rail-
~ road Manual. $50. So; Camps IN tne 5.
.Vi The Std,on Wlite Elephant, by Marx Twain
s25 Pen Pictures Of Modern An'nors nor ,Dibor NJ Of
pee Homo Sl.25: \ Treatise ON Sulph3tte V', VudI,
nine. by o. r. Manson NJ d.. Al Anne tnJ uo' ~
1t tIT Gay, No. TiIrary. orders solicited.
ts.Sl y, "a WFST. JOHNSTON 60.
list RECEIVED FRESH SUPPLIES
81 OF THE
SEASIDE LIBRARY
AND OF 1HE ..,,x-
FRANRLIN-SQUARE LlbhA"i
BY .u,,
HFCkWITH & PARHAM,
,s.e,S - Richmond, Va.
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TIN MuIrARY.-The military encamp-
msut at The Fauquier White Sulphur, Au-
oust 18th 10 2ist inclusive, will be one OF
,he hest ever held in the State. Through
tss courtesy Of Colonel Wertenbsker, com
msnding % the Third regiment, and the citi.
.sns of Warrenton, the First regiment VIII
he rsnyesented by Companies ID and T..
Gomnsny d proposes to go into regular
esmp IN. during the week, and the boys
r .rc much elated at the prospect OF the plea
suyes Of the tented leld. The oivousc
ares and csnr-mess meals viii be relished
With a xest only known TO those who have
snioyed 4 weeks eneampment at Nirginis
snrings. Knapsacks and canteens whi u
issued 70 Company d Thursday night
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Don't DIE in the house. Rough on Rats"
Clears out rats, mice lles reaches, bedbugs. l5c.
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THE HANNAH-MORE ACADEMY,
L near Baltimore. for GIRLS, noted Tor health
fulncss, careful training, thorough Instruction
and the Influences OF Christian home.
The next term will begin SEPTEMBER 2OrH.
Rev. ARTHUR !. RICH, VI. H..
~ 22-Sa.SWst Rei.tor,tnwu MI.
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SOLDIER LIFE IN THE ARMY 0f ~,
- NORTHERN vIRGINIA. coSpana by GxhIheSS RIeSmond 3
GAEihha, PIN, sIlus;rations by VI. l. SHErfARp,
nsTeaant Richmond Howitzers The book % Saner
large i6mo. OF ESQ pages, on neS nnneS' Hy mall,
pi.I'nsid Al 50-usual discount 70 the trs1e' G
"s'-P~i'' CARLTON MCCARTHY GO,
800 on q Main street, Richmond, va
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GARNETT'S UNIVERSITY school.
~ ELLIOTT CITY, MD.

PRINCIPAL, JAMES VI. GARSETT. VI. A., LIZ IL
REOPENS WEDNESDAY, sEPrEMBER Il.
THOROUGH PREPARATION.
Location high. Climate very healthy.
~ 21-SagNESN
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WEATHER REPORT

Entered at the Posf-ofice at Richmond. Va, as
second-class matter.l
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OFFICEOF BETHESDA MINERAL SPRING CO..l
WAUKESuA. WIS, May /, 1882.
NoTICE.-Wc would respectfully inform all con-
sumers Of BETHESDA WATER that Mr. GEORGE
SCHES l. the sole and only authorized agent for
this water IN the city of Richmond.
BETHESDA SPRING COMPANY,
ID. l.. STERLING, Manager.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS BARBARA I. REITH WILL
VI resume the duties Of her school the iJrn
SEPTEMBER. an s-ats
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DAIVRinPE MD

DALIINDBE. ND.
Rt MT. VERSION INSTITUTE. No. 45 MH-
VERNON PLACE. Boarding and Day Home
school for young la,h md litiie giris. Founded
1859. Mrs. VI. j. JONES and Mrs. u MATT
LAND Principals. assisted by large corps of able
Pros ssorg- Beautiful >itua lon. trOni ng one of
the squares surrounding Washington monument.
Educational al ganiaLes UNSURPASSED. Circulars
4ont on application to principals.
nv
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s II. BARRETT & co.'s
NEW UNITED MONSTER RAILROAD SHOWS
ORIENTAL CIRCUS, EGYPTIAN CARA
NAN,AND UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION
OF LIVING WONDERS
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CIRCUS AND MExAG.R.r.

DICHMoND, WEDNESDAY. All
GUST l6Tu.
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CT. GEORGES HALL. AN UNSUR-
- PASSED BOARDlNG-SCHOOL FOR BOYS
AND YOUNG MEN, Reisterstown. Baltimore
county, Md, prepares for the universities and coL-
lcges or business: 1878 year.
Professor j. G. KINEAR, \. ",
s'rinciaIp,
10. ~ g-S N
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POSITIVELY ONE DAY ONLY,

THE ONLY BIG SHOW coMISGi
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/ Aw SCHOOL OF WASHINGTON

NNJ LIT. 7 NV FIt@I 7.
GESERAL g.. ". &. LEE, PRESIDENT.
Instruction bv textbooks aud printed Lectures,
with courses u lectuEes special subjects by
eminent turists. Tuition and fees. ESQ for session
of nine months, beginning SEPTEMBER 2lsr-
For catalogue and full information address
CHARLES \. GRAVES. Professor OF Law, Lex
ington. Va. IS 5-WS~a2m
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NJASS. INSTITUTE OF TECINOLO-
DOAN0KE COLLEGE. SALEM, VA,

DOANOhE COLLEGE, SALEM, VA,
Ia offers good advantages iu CLASSICAL AND
SCIENTIFIC COT R~E-. Ele' live Business, ana
Preparatory STUDIES. German and French spoken
Large library. Beautiful and hcalthful county,.
Five churchc--no iar-roOms. Increasing patfon-
age from fifteen STATES. Ihirlicti session begins
SEPTEMBER l3TH. EXPENSES VERY MOD
tEATE. Catalogue with cut Of buildings
TNET OT FACULTY. is 7-cOJJm
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ONE TICKET ADMITS TO ALL ADvER-
TISED SHOWS.
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CHEAP EXCURSION RATES on ALL RAIL
ROADS TO THE GREAT WORLDS
EXPOSITION"
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CHILDREN UNDER YEARS HALF PRICE
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IT CONTROLS MILLIONS. BACKED BY MIL
LIONS MORE, AND. 80 FAR AS IT l.
CONCERNED, NO OTHER
SHOW EXISTS.
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OLD POINT COMFORT, Va.

nyll-3n
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DEEKsKILL q. y MILITARY
ACADEMY

DEACH MILITARY ACADEMY, A
ID SELECT BOARDING AND DAY sCu,1l,, " ,'!,,,
No 3zZ FAST FRANKLIN >IhfEI, Ni,n
NOST NA.--The eighteenth session c"mih.nees
THURSDAY. september Ia m snd closes tm -
June following. JOHN :. BEAIH' tciss"Is -
long ex perience. associate. Professor H. ~ ''
sELEFF Modern L5nZunges. ,,o,n.. a.,
"''N'~' ;. 4. BEACH.
,,o .tv- pee,1mewlm PRINCIPAL
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-19
Mythical Story About John Brown

story is floating about in the newspa-
pers OF the State-we saw it last in the Paola
Experimentation an attempt to capture
old John Brown, made by Judge Cunning
ham, who, it is alleged, erode out to little
county seat near Atchson," accompanied
bys party of soldiers, and who, when he
thought he had Brown securely in his
grasp, found himself and party captured by
old Osawatomie's men. We never heard
this story until very recently, nor do we re-
member any person named Judge Gun
bingham" who figured in an attempt
to capture Captain Brown. The story
referred to resembles somewhat the Incl
dents OF the famous Battle of the
Spurs" in which Deputy United States
Marshal j. n. 0. p. Wood of Iecompton,
with posse from Atchson, attempted to
capture old Osawatomie, who was moving
northward with party of slaves, and had
camped near Holton, There was no
Judge Cunningham with this party
however, and they did not find Captain
Brown in the house. They suddenly found
themselves almost surrounded in {. dense
piece of woodland fringing creek, and
three or four Of them we've captured, while
the rest escaped. Captain Brown took his
prisoners to the Nebraska line, where he
released them. This was the only party, so
lar as we know, that ever went out from
Atchison after old Brown.-TAtchison
(kan,) Champion.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-19
How Oscar Spends his Time.

Mr. Oscar Wilde was entertained at
luncheon by Miss Kate Field at the room.
of the Cooperative Dress Association yes
terday. The guests were Mr.. Wilde, Mr..
Elihu Vedder, Mrs. Della A. Blanchard.
Miss Clara Morris and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
ID. Millet. The party lunched in Miss
Fields private office, small apart
ment on the fifth floor, partitioned
oil by red plush. 'On the wall
hung panels Of Japanese embroidery.
The napkins used at lunch were
or Japanese paper, white and very
heavy, almost like cloth. After lunch
every one wrote his or her name on Japa-
nese fans. Mr.. Wilde wore dark green
Prince. Albert coat and dark trousers
from his coat pocket protruded Il hand
kerchief ofdark-green, and knottcd at his
neck was cravat OF the same shade. He
carried n white ivory stick Mrs. Mil
let wore an English costume. SubSeouentl,
Mr.. Wilde attended reception given bS
Mrs, Richard II. Ewart. OF West Thirty
Ninth street. Mr.. Wilde will attend III,
Union Square Theatre this afternoon to SEE
Miss Clara Morris IN "The New Magdalen.
He has submitted his play to Miss Morris
Tor her suggestions as TO situations.-TNev
York Herald.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-19
4 Railroad Rumor.

A rumor prevails here In railroad circles
TO the effect that the Gulf, Colorado &
Santa Fe Road has purchased the Chicago,
Texas & Mexican Central, or a controlling
interest, though as yet the report lacks con.
firmation, 1t is known, however, that ne.
gotiations to this end have been pending,
and the rumor Is not wholly discredited.
The Waco Examiner OF the i1tn ias the
following concerning the rumor, which Il
appears has since assumed a more definite
shape.
"fhe rumor set ailoat that the Gulf Col.
oTado & Santa Fe Road had purchased a
controlling interest in the Chicago, Texas
&Moxican Central Road from Cleburue to
Dallas seems TO be unfoundcd. The Chi.
cago, Texas 4 Mexican Central Is now run.
ming trains into Clcburne, and Il was re.
ported that the Santa Fe was anxious Ia
get access TO Dallas which no doubt Is the
case, but until the news Of the purchase OF
any interest IN the Chicago, Texas 4 Next
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-19

Messrs. Leonard, Betterton and Hill
the trustees in whose hands the subsbrip
ton notes of the Chicago, Texas & Mexican
Central Railroad, were placed, held meet
ing at Adams & Leonard's bank yesterday
morning and turned the notes over to the
railroad company. There was some dis
cussion concerning the matter, but they de-
clded that as the company had complied
with its contract and as no subscriber had
hied a protest, they decided tc
some hundred dollars. Some few subscriber.
have objected to paying their rates, yet the
trustees decided that if they wanted re,
course they could find it in the courts. The
agents of the road will at once proceed tc
collect the same, and there will be but lit
tie, If any, resistance offered to their col
lection.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-19
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH
NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS, January lS-Flour stronger;
supertlne, A.. to "a; double, 5 to 81; treble ~.
too; higher grades, Ga to- "a.
Corn quiet, ut 81 10 SIC.
Oats scarce and firm; prime, 5Ic: choice, IS
Corn meal higher, at i,4c
Hay irregular aud supply small. ordinary, ~
to y; prime, n to2>; choice, ~ IL.
Pork; market bare.
Lard; refined quiet tcrcc, IL l.2olI'.; kcg, IL.
Dry salt meats steady and IN good dcmnn
shoulders, loose, o %; packed, 90 10 6G9l. !,
clear rib and long clear, weak: PAT Acd, . 40 ~
IS short clear, ~, pyA
Bacon scarce aud lrmeT shoud,re d; rl ~
rib, 10 l.2 to lUh; long clear, l,ia. sho 1nrl ;,
Hams tirm choice sugOr.curcd canv, . ~,
Coffee quiet cargocs ordinary To \. ...,. . 81
ia
Sugar steady and easier common to good com
mon, O. to l2c; iair to fully fair, H. TO Il, e.
prime to choice, ~ to Isc yellow clarified
81 10 So.
whiskey steady, atl 10
NEW YORK
INV YoRK, January lS.-flour steady and
unchanged, receipts ll0U.
Wheat unsettled aud fcycrish; opening TO q
higher aftcrward becoming weak, lost lie, and
advanced, closing unsettled; No. spring 1 ~
TO -; No, I red l Il to % No red, / 20 IL
Sgi; No. 3 4s1s to ~ - new, | u IL old
/ bt..
Corn ;.9to &C higher and closing very strong
receipts, 1900; exports, - O. M. K 6gG. steam.
or, 6sl-2 G9A; No. . 90 ID new, 10 Ia
Oats u shade better aud moderately active
receipts tlOs mixed Western, a. to ~
Coffee dull; Rio sl.2 to iusc
Molasses steady butin moderate inquiry,
sugar unchanged aud dull.
| Rice fairly active.
Eggs; Western fresh, strong and higher,
Pork higher, new, l1s To lTa.
beef hrni; cut meats quiet but firmly held
Lard dull prime steam, II 20 TO n Is
Butter finn aud unchanged.
CHICAGO.
| CHICAGO, January ls.-Flour In good demand
at full prices,
Wheat active. firm aud higher No. 2 Chlcar,
spring, 2p4 cash aud January; 1 2gH for Feb
ruary; . l.! iOl %. for March, 1874 for May
| No. :, / l6
Corn moderately active and higher regular
6la; fresh, o. l.2 cash. 6li. for January, u :.
for February, Ito 62i, for March; eek TO &C.,
| for May.
Oats firmer a. 10 cash and January; is,. fo
February aud March, a. IL for May and June.
Rye steady and unchanged.
| barley stronger, at Us.
Pork moderately active. " 20 10 ~ Is cash an,
January; i7Tk for February,
| Lard fairly nctlye and n shade higher, NJ 10 n
| TO II % cash and January: II 10 fof February
/, bulk meats steady and unchanged.
/ whisky steady and unchanged, at 4 is.
| ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-19
Charged With Attempted Robbery

James Welsh alias Kelly, who was ar
rested by Policeman Martin Saturday night
near the Union depot on the charge of at
tempting TO rob George Fletcher, colored,
was arraigned before Justice Price yester-
day for examining trial. The prisoner, at
the time of his arrest. was in company with
a man By the name of Meyers. They were
standing on the Texas e. Pacific track, Just
west of the Union depot, and when Fletcher
came along they stopped him. The officer
saw them and arrested Welsh, when Mey-
ers ran off. The prisoner wept bitterly
throughout the trial and stated that he
mistook Fletcher in the dark for friend of
his and caught him MS he did for Joke.
After hearing all the testimony the Justice
sent the prisoner to Jail, reserving his de-
cision in the case until this morning.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-19
Watch Carefully Your Health.

Are your hands and feet cold2 Does your
pulse beat Irregular Does your heart
quickly palpitate at the least exertion, wor-
riment, or nervous excitement? Does your
face often flush from rush OF blood to the
head ? Are you troubled with dyspepsia,
indigestion, or some urinary disorder? Be-
ware! Death may at any time suddenly
enSue from apoplexy. Do not delay. Your
system needs some true medicinal tonic.
Nothing is so good as Browns Iron Bitters.
This excellent remedy will assist
nature in quickly regaining her lost
hold on health and life. 1t strengthens
every part of the system, and restores
the different organs of lie to their
normal condition. In diseases of an ex-
haustive nature, having tendency to
weaken both mind and body, it invariably
acts like charm. journal
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-19

The London Hair Color Restorern is
the most delightful article ever introduced
TO the American people, and is totally diff
lerent from all other restorers, being entire.
ly free from all impure ingredients
that render many other articles for the hair
obnoxious. Where badness or falling of
the hair exists, or prematurely grayness
from sickness, or other causes, its use will
restore the natural youthful color, and
cause healthy growth, cleansing the scalp
from all impurities, dandruif, etc, at the
same time a most pleasing and lasting hair
dressing, lragrantly periumed rendering
the hair soft and pliable, making it an in
dispensible article in every toilet. Ask your
druggist for London Hair Color Restorer
Price 20 cents bottle. Six bottles, 81
Maln depot for the United States, $3.50 North
Sixth street, Philadelphia.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-19
"A Model Place.

From small beginnings, by proper in
dustry, there is no telling what men can do.
Take the Board of Trade for example.
When the name Of this now popular saloon
was first thrown to the breeze there were
prophets who said, Another one come
home to die" From the most unpretentious
house it gradually grew to be, not only
among the largest, but the most popular
house in town. Billiard tables were added
the best and most approved kind, too
lunches were offered, only good liquors
were sold from behind the bar, and now
the constant stream of customers show that
when men do things well, are energetic,
polite and honest, there is no limit to their
success
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-19
Pythlnn Lecture.

S, C. Rathbone, Esq, Supreme Chancel-
Tor Of the world of the order of Knights OF
Pythias, will arrive in the city at 100
o'clock this morning, and will be met by az
the Texas & Pacific Depot by committe,
of CWur de Leon Lodge, ofthis city, and es-
corted 10 the Grand-Windsor Hotel. MIR.
Rathbone will deliver a Pythian lecture at
Mayors Hall tomorrow friday evening,
to which the public generally are invited.
lie is a most eloquent orator, and rare
forensic treat may be expected.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-19

can Central by the Santa Fe comes from
some recognized source, people will be slow
to believe that any purchase has been made,
aud give the report the same amount of
credence as many others that have been set
ahoat."
Colonel Hale, President of the Chicago,
Texas Il Mexican Central Railroad, and his
party start from Chicago to-day for Dallas,
TO be present at the meeting of stockholders
25rd inst, when the true situation will be
ascertained
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-19
lchNasa lassr-oss-al
PERilS OF The DEEP.

During my trip down the River Tacus. in
Spain. said Captain Boyton to a representative
of this journal in a recent conversation by the
sea shore, II had 10 shoot lO5 waterfalls the
largest being abouteighty-hve feet, and innumer.
able rapids. Crossing the Straits of Messina. |
had three ribs broken In fight with sharks; and
coming down the Somane, u river in France, |
received charge Of shot from an excited and
startled huntsman. Although this was not very
pleasant and might be termed dangerous. fear
nothing more ON my trip than intense cold for.
as long as my limbs are free and easy and not
erGmped or benumbeo am all right OF late |
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-19

The Texas Marriage Aid Association OF
this city, whose object is to encourage mar.
riage and thus promote virtue, is flourish
ing splendidly. The officers OF this associa.
ton are composed Of some Of our best citi-
zens, and leading business men, which
speaks well for the organization, which is
already growing in public favor. The
home office is No. 4, LcGrand building.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-19

MIR. Moses Stuart, resident of East
Dallas, was arrested yesterday on writ
issued by Justice Price, charging him with
attempting to outrage the person of Ida
Elliott, who resides at 1855 Main street, in
East Dallas. Mr.. Stuart and the Elliott
family both occupy the same house he oc.
cupying two rooms of the building. lie
was taken before Justice Price who placed
his bond at 81 900, which he gave. He is
gray-headed and filty-six years old, and the
truth OF the charge is doubted
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-19
In the Tolls.

II. Burns, who was arrested Tuesday by
Sheriff Jones, on writ from Falls county
charging him with robbing an old man neal
Marlin, was taken down yesterday by Dep.
uty Sheriff John Rawlins. Burns was out
on bond but his bondsmen became fearful
that he was on the eve OF leaving the coun
try and hence his arrest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-19

Sam Cross, the party who charged oniccr
Crowdus Of committing an outrage upon a
young girl of which he was acquitted, has
been arrested In Sherman on telegram
sent from this city, charging him with car.
rying pistol while In this city. He will
be brought back here for trial.