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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-11
BY Chewing & Rost

BY Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 3 north Tenth street.
GALE BY AUCTION OF TWO NEW,
- NEAT. AND ATTRACTIVE TWO-STORY
FRAME DWELLINGS ON THE WEST LINE
OF LAUREL BETWEEN BEVERLY AND AL
BEMARLE STREETS.-At the request of the
owners win sell by auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, AUGUST I6, 1883,
n o'clock r. VI. the above truly desirable prop
erty. Zach dwelling contains six nice rooms and
are unsurpassed in convenience of construction
and design. and are exactly suited 10 the wants of
families. Gas and water on the premises each
lot has a front Of 20 by depth OF l45 feet, to an
alley twenty feet wide. This Is a move in the right
direction. Provided the owners are properly re-
warded In their efforts TO supply long-felt want,
they VIII continue 10 build houses OF the above de-
sign. I'm convenient localities and as far as posi-
BILE supply Il long felt want among the majority of
people. We ask all interested I'm the above en-
terprse 20 lend their assistance by being present
on tile day of sale.
TERMS VIII be very easy. and made known nj
the time of sale. CHEWING & ROSE,
an 10
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Train No. ~ connect AZ Burgrfilie with Nor-
folk and Western railroad for Fdrmyile, Lynch
burg. and all southwestern points.
Train No. 50 Through passenger, stops al all sia-
lions. connecting at >uthorllR's with Milton tn0
Sutberlin NarrOw-taugc Railroad for Milton, aE
Greensboro for all points on salem Branch: a.
Atlanta for All pOnH south and southwest: at
salisbury for all points on Western North Carolina
railroad.
Train No. 81 Through passenger and mail stops
az all stations connecting ~ ~ulherlin's with Nil
ton and Suthcrlin NarrOw-fiaugc railroad for
Milton; at Greensboro for all roluts ON salem
Branch and North Carol ma div sion 40 Charlotte.
with Charlotte, Columbia ~ Augusta railroad TOR
Columbia. AHgufis. Ssva' nan, and Florida points,
with Atlanta aud Charlotte division Tor Atlantis
and all points South and southwest.
Traius from the south arrive az Richmond AZ
1888 l.. NJ, $3.50 4. w.. and i:l2 r. VI.
BON AIR PASSENGER SERVICE.
Trains
Leave
Richmond at..... ., ......G:33 \. ". & G:3O p. ".
Arrive
Bon AR. A. NJ & 6:57 Y. ~
COalheld.-.. ...... ......~7:l5 \. NJ * T:1O L. NJ
RETURNING.
Leave
COalield at...............s0 90 \. VI. & $40 T.. NJ.
Bon Air..................S:l6 A. VI. & 1000 T.. NJ
Arrive
Richmond. 4. NJ. 4 1928 Il. N
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A TLANTIC CITY.
EXPRESS TRAINS ARE RUN THROUGH
WITHOUT STOPS IN 90 MINUTES,
VIA

VIA
CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD, from
station foot of Vine street:
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, from station foot
OF Market street
Passengers from Washington Will take the
through trains of the Baltimore and Potomac rail-
road to Philadelphia, and arrive ~ the new Broad
Street station OF the Pennsylvania railroad. where
Union Transfer coaches connect direct 10 the sta
tons Of the Camden and Atlantic aud West Jersey
railroads.
For through tickets. baggage-checks, and full IN
formation, apply as follows: W. CARRIER.
1000 Main street. and station Richmond, Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac railroad, corner Eighth
and Byrd streets, Richmond, Va.
j. X. WOOD,
General Passenger Agent.
CHARLES +. PUGH, General Manager.
"a. S-fA
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nAILRoAn LTNEs.

-
- r q 8 -
THE POPULAR WATERING PLACE
CAPE MAY
rs REACHED BY THE
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD
IN TWO HOURS FROM PHILADELPHIA.
FAST EXPRESS TRAINS. with Parlor-Cars
attached are run during the season az convenient
honrs' and passengers will lind on their arrival at
the new Broad street station, Pbiadeiphl,' Union
transfer coaches ready TO transfer direct 70 the
station OF the West Jersey railroad, at the foot OF
Market street. $1,000 -, ,s,,
For through tickets, baggage cheeks ana iuil IN
rormaiIon apply rs follows: A. W. CARRIER,
1000 Main street, and station Richmond. frede-
ricksburg and Potomac railroad, corner Eighth
and Byrd streets, Richmond, Va. 49,
W." J. n. WOOD,
General Passenger Agent.
CHARLES T.. PUGH. General Manager.
je S-tAul5
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Riot I'm Alexandria.

LONDON, August 10.-A riot broke ont
in the Labat quarter Of Alexandria to-
night in consequence OF report that the
English doctors were poisoning the ma
tives. The mob attempted to destroy the
ambulances, CRYING, "Death to the Chris
tian." The outbreak was easily quoted
by the British troops and the gendarmerie
patrols.
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MILWAUKEE,,

MILwAuKEE, August q. Flour I'm good demand
and nominally unchanged Wheat stronger al
Sl-O2t cash aud August. Corn dull and lower I:
NO; Z, olkG52c. rejected, 44@44.c. Oats dull
anu anu lower; No. 2, old, 3lc.; No. 2. new poe
Iruvisions easier. Mess pork. 1890 cash and
SepfmDer. Lard-Prime steam, SS.O3a cash.
Hogs easier at AZ 2O6aSs go ' '"'
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Patrick O,Brien sentenced.

LIVERPOOL, August 10.-Patrick O'Brien,
who, with Mschael Hines and Frederick
Slater, was arrested here in May last on the
charge OF spreading circulars calculated to
damage the jurors who had sat on the va
rious trials in Dublin, has been convicted
and sentenced to six months imprison-
ment. Hines and Slater were discharged.
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The Cholera I'm Egypt.

LONDON, August 10.-The deaths from
cholera In Egypt TO date are 16,44S, 6,360
of which died in Cairo. There is an I'M
confirmed report of carbuncular plague
nj Damietta.
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King AlfOnzo and Queen Return TO
Madrid.

MADRID, August 1910 p. M.-The
King and Queen Of Spain returned to
Madrid this afternoon from La Granja,
their presence in the capital being consid-
cred necessary, in view Of the unsettled
state Of the Kingdom. They were received
at the station by the Cabinet Ministers.
many senators, and deputies and officers of
all grades. Both inside and outside OF the
station there was a large crowd Of people
who cheered the King and Queen enthusi-
astically.
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VIENNA, August 10.-Three hundred
workmen attempted to hold a demonstra-
ton before the office OF the Director OF Po-
lice Ia this city this evening because OF the
seizure Of the workmen's newspaper. The
mob was dispersed by large body OF POI
lice with drawn swords. and many arrests
were made. Order was finally restored.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-11

THE ELEGANT NEW HOUSEHOLD
Il FURNITURE or DIR. l. W0LfOkD' wr nC
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-20

sion to visit some of their relatives down
near Mandau. So Y. and two or tbree
other near friends of the Crows went To
work, and, by liberal use of telegram.
soon affected arrangements for railroad
transportation of the Indians, and two boy
cars We're put at their disposal.
Into these cars about thirty families were
crowded, and the excursion moved off.
Each family had an average OF ten
uoSs, and as no means were pro.
Vided for the transportation of the
cannes these faithful servants of the
Crow tribe about 800 of them, were com.
PEELED to walk, They managed to keep up
with the procession until the Big Horn tun.
mel was reached, and when the fire wagon
darted into the tunnel the CANNES struck
over the hill, with the purpose of heading
the train OIL on the other side. When they
reached the opposite end of the tunnel,
however, the Indian excursion had already
passed and gone out of sight like an odor
ferrous dream. But the dogs, supposinl
their masters were still in the big hole, re
NAMED there for several days, patiently
peering into the tunnel opening. A week
or so after, the Crows came back, but founC
mat their dogs had disappeared. Some had
died rom too much lead in the blood
some had passed, broken.hearted, down the
ringing grooves OF change, and others baC
keriiummexed on general principles. Tn,
Indians had stayed away until the last do.
DIED, or nearly so.-[ Helena Independent
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-20
What We Know Of tho Sun.

Professor Charles 8. Young's lecture on
the sun, In his New York course, contains
80 much, properly expressed. concerning
the present scientific belief about that body.
that II Is worth while TO take a few items
from the reports, imperfect though they are.
As q demonstration OF the suns compare.
tive size, he supposed Il to be followed out,
and the earth placed In It's center, when the
moon might travel around us but little
more than half way TO Its center, although
the moon Is 1000 miles from the EARN.
Professor Young mentioned the curious CO.
incidence that the suns diameter is 40
times that Of the earth, and that Its dis.
lance from the earth Is ITO times It's
own diameter. The sun is $50 900 times as
heavy as our globe alone, and exceeds more
than 900 times the weight OF oil the plan.
etary system put together, yet II Is com.
paratively very light. II the sun was solid,
as the earth Is, Its density would DO much
greater, whereas II Is really only about q
fourth dense. The only possible explana.
ton Of this TACT Is that the sun Is mainly a
ball Of gas. Yet It's attraction holds oil The
bodies OF our universe together, and that
attraction Is so immense that, II 10 were ex.
pressed In material bonds, the universe
would be almost solid. The sun has not
been observed with accuracy even $50
years all our real knowledge Of Il IL far
within that time; still II IL known 10 have
manifested no change OF power Of any con.
sequence for at least 600 yenrs.-[Spring.
field Republican,
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vensratlon Of the Monkey.

Victor Jacquemont estimates that the
Bengal presidency alone contains sixteen
hundred monkey ssylums, supported chiefly
by the very poorest class OF the population.
In the rural districts OF Nepaul the hanu.
mans have their sacred groves, and keep
together in troops Of ility or sixty adults,
and, In spite Of bard times, these associa.
tons multiply like the monastic orders of
medieval Europe; but they must all be
provided for, though the natives should
have TO exc out their crops with the wild.
rice OF the Jumna swamp-jungles. The
strangest part of the superstition Is that
this charity results by no means from q
feeling of benevolence towards animals IN
general, but from the exclusive veneraiion
OF q special subdivision of the monkey
tribe. An orthodox Htndoo must not will.
ingly take the life of the humblest fellow.
creature, but he would not move finger to
save starving dog, and has no hesitation
In stimulating beast Of burden with a
dagger.like goad and other contrivances
that would invoke the avenging powers Of
the society for the prevention OF cruelty 10
animals. Nor would he shrink from OK.
,rcine measures 10 defending his fields from
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-20
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GEMS WITH A HISTORY.
Reunion Of Twin Diamonds OF Great
Xalue

Ncuhioh OF Twin Diamonds Of Great
Value.
There are the 100000 twins--broueht
together by chance, after more than q
quarter of a century of separation, and
never to leave this country, now we've got
them"
The speaker was German gentleman,
the head of wholesale diamond importing
house In Maiden lane. As he spoke he took
a packet OF silken tissue paper from q big
safe behind him and dropped 1t upon
counter covered with green baize, at which
the reporter seated himself A wire1iysta
slammed to and locked tho visitor In %ith-
out seeming to have impris oned him and
the German gentleman began to open the
paper packet, Two lustrous gems. which
blazed with pure, blush, white fire,
cleaned side by side. Each was about as
big around as o three.cent piece, but what
was more striking than their size was their
identity OF appearance and beauty. They
are cut alike, weigh alike eight and one
hal carats each) and are veritable mineral
twins.
81 could create a sensation and make a
fortune with them in Paris" said the dia-
mond merchant. They are old Indian
mine diamonds and have history that
puts them in DE catalogue OF the famous
gems OF the world. have proofs that es-
tablish their identity. They must have
been in the posse sion OF Warren Hastings
when he was encouragement Of India.
Previously they had been the Jewels of q
rajan, and aCler they left Hastings Jewel
casket theg were secured by Russian no.
bleman durus a mutiny In India He
took them to Amsterdaa, where q skilled
Dutch lapidary recut them, thereby great
ly enhancing their beauty while only
slightly decreasing their weight. The NOBLE
man lost possession Of one OF them at the
celebrated gaming table Of M. Blanc, at
Monaco. Al least 1t is supposed he lost 1t
auction sale OF the..efIects OF Nine. Blanc,
widow of the famous gambler In Paris, o
year ago. secured II through an agent
| at the sale.
| ats mate,' continued the jeweler, had
no less oventful career. II found It's way
to French jeweler, who sold II to the Duke
of Brunswick, who, with eccentric prodi-
gality, lavished money on precious stones,
which he left to the city of Geneva. The
history Of the first blue diamond was pub
lished in Paris when bought II, but search
made aftcrward for the mate, which the
Duke Of Brunswick had bought revealed
the fact that II had disappeared.
1--WE found II two months sgo-and how,
do you think Why, my partner saw II
sparkling In the shirt front OF q Chicago
merchant. He could hardly believe II, but
by u stratagem he secured the means OF
comparing the gems, and proved their iden-
| tity TO his salts action. The merchant said
he had bought the stone IN England, from
a Jewish diamond merchant Of London.
/ He was induced IN mart with IL nj hand
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-20
OVER THE CITY.

FINE maple sugar al Bouche's.
Fresh groceries at Bouche's, opposite
| HERALD.
Bouche will deliver your groceries in any
part of the city.
Christmas is past, but the rush for f..
keach's fine candies continues. 7l2 Elm
street.
A. Il. Livingstone, of the Demonico res.
taurant, has bought out the oyster depot of
Sdddlsr & Co., and transferred the same to
| he Delmonico.
| Go to Doyle's, 705 Elm street, and see
| hose imported water-lilters, guaranteed to
femove all lime, lead, sewage and other
impurities from cistern, well or river water.
| Parties visiting St. Louis should call on
| Fred. Manget, ticket broker, corner Fifth
and Chesnu streets. He sells tickets to
! all points at reduced rates. and also buys
tickets at highest market prices.
J. G. Russell, an old itinerant preacher,
| from South Carolina, has opened family
grocery store, 1907 Elm street, aud solicts
the patronage OF the people of the city and
country,
Candies and all kinds of corrections,
Wholesale and retail. The only place in
Dallas where you can get fine home made
goods. Dallas Confectionery company, 7l2
Elm street. 4. Reach, agent.
Reader, if you will drink w. Ii. Me-
Brayer's whisky at THE Office" you will
i've to be as old as Meihusaleh. 1t is oil
from the can. Office, on Poydras, between
Main and Elm streets.
! Really, Bryan & Bradshaw, Elm street,
have the best assorted and one of the largest
stocks of the best groceries ever brought to
Dallas, and they are giving groceries away
to all who apply with little money.
| CT. Matthews, the well.known and reli.
BILE piano-tuner, is in town for few days,
Those wishing their pianos tuned or re.
paired will do well to leave their orders at
once with Z. ii. Edwards, 725 and 721 Main
street.
Two horses attached TO covered wagon
rushed up Main street yesterday at furiou.
speed, but came to sudden and positive
stop at the corner OF Main and Ervay streets
No special damage was done outside of q
woman and nine children being scared
near TO death.
IsWhen the alarm of fire was sounded yes
terday afternoon, Engine Com any No.
responded promptly, was the first com
(pauy ut the scene, which, happily, was but {
little flame, and twenty.four members wer,
present This is splendid showing for {
IRE company on as snowy, cold a day u!
Yesterday
h,,an,,a .,., A., .,,-. =.
-. hueh'ion Is oalleu tne advertisement o
..s,ne ,TThipahy no. IS tehln ann
,nn,vsrs.rv vii ST" si"a' rond hais fo
vbich al con % cha.,esd Sv oa an,,,s ~
.'cks,-i.
rew un,torm. which rost IN, ne c ~ -,
,oSS /, IL ,rnsIed ,h., evorv vo ,,cn.,
,r,n,od NAV bs soI1 40 s" ,h. cnu,nor ,,0 ae
:, ives enco y and sunnnrtp "'' Wv
Sheriil smith and Deputy sheriff Moon
arrived nome from Austin yesterday morn
iuE' whittier they mad gone tocarry Charles
Ju'nbert, VINO was adludged lunatic 10
thr couniy court wednesday. AS VIII bt
remembered by tne re,uers the HERALD
tn' insane man laooreu under the lmpres,
sion that he was q bottle oil soda.water and
OIL the eve OF popping ~ any time. lie was
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the iravages oflow.caste MONKEYS. DR. Al.
len Mackenzie once saw a swarm Of excited
natives running toward an orchard whsrs
the shaking. OF the branches BETRAYED The
presence OF aboreal marauders. Some az
mem carried slings, Others clubs and cane
spears. But soon they came back crest crest
fallen. What's the matter?n ,nonired
w! W., doctor; did they get away from youf"
hapa,, MUM" was the laconic reniv.
sacred monkeys" Holy baboons that
must not be interrupted in their little nas-
times, They had expected to find a trocp
oicommon makaques, wanderoos, or otner
proiane four.handers, and returned on tin.
zoe, IKE Marryats sergeant who went TO ar
rest an oostreperous drunkard and recor-
nized his commanding officer. Unarmed
europeans cannot afford to brave these
preludices.. Captain Elphinstone's gar
dener nearly lost his life for shooting 4
thievish hanuman; mob of raging birots
chased him from street to street TIM ho
gave the slip in a Mohammedan suburb.
where sympathizing Unitarian helped
MN nm to escape through the back.alleys.
Inc interference of his countrymen would
hardly have saved him. for the crowd in.
creased trom minute TO minute, and even
women Joined in the chase, and threatened
TO cure his impiety with a turnip.m asher.
II Popular Science Monthly,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-20
LOCAL NEWS.

LUaBER-We have the largest and best
assorted stock of lumber in the mark ct and
will at all times compete in prices. Come
and see us before purchasing. Yard near
Howard Oil Company.
GRIFFirHs & CowsER,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-20

A few weeks ago, while X. Beidler was at
Junction, which is on the Northern Pacific
road, about mile and a half west of the
Big Horn tunnel, lot of KS peop,e, the
Crow Indians, took Il into their heads that
th,y would like TO have q railroad excur-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-20

SEVENTEEN THOUSAND DoLLARs.-Fain
Peary & Sheltons stock of dry goods at
Denton will be sold at assignee's sale, on
January 3lst, at Denton, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-20

For Sale by CROWDUS. BALI
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-20

When the firm Of Calvert & Co., London
brewers, temporarily suspended In 1883,
with an indebtedness Of over S., 900 900, but
yet larger assets, they returned among
these latter $50 public houses bound 10 take
no other beer than theirs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-20
HERALD. MORNING. JANUARY 90 $50.
SURE CURE FOR BLACK LEG.

BurTERCUP, IKxAs, sept, 4 ~
This Is TO certify that we have used yoaI
WONDERFUL EIGHT for BLACK lsG
in Cattle by giving iron IS o . drops inter
nAlly and applying externally snce or twice 10
the parts affected, and il gave immediate relief.
A. ], McLURE. W, B: shlFLkIr.
A. J. STEWARD. WILL McLURE.
IN a WILLIAMS. Dallas. Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-20

For RENT.-The Texas City Elevator,
Tor one year or term Of years. Enquire
of ]. p. WILSON,
At Texas City Compress.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-20

The purest, finest premium whisky Of the
w. ii. McBrayer brand is to be had at Tho
Office" straight or concocted by expert
mixologlsts TO suit the taste Of the most fas-
tidious. It Is on roydras street, between
Main and Elm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-20
BUrTERcUP,

BUrTKRcUP, IkxAs, August =. loo-.
Messrs. Morley Bros: .
GKSTgRNKS: Il have sold ~ ONnkkFVi
ElSHlV' TO several Of my customers who uses
i for the cure of BLACK LEG by giving
ne or two doses internally and applying II ex-
,ernally, 1t worked like charm. Yours. Etc.
]. B. HUTCHINSON,
For Sale by CROWDUS. BABDN
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-10
ho! For JeIIioo .

Governor Jarvis left Yesterday for
Louisville, in Col. A. Il. Andrews
private car. accompanied by hat gen
tleman.-Ners and Observer.
The Lonisvillians can no longer COM
plain that North Carolina makes all her
Exhibits in Butlerdom, to the neg
lect Of the South's greatest exposition.
But who will '.act" his .Excellency"
this times Lieut-Governor Robinson,
soon after hearing the news from
Greensboro, checked his vallse for his
Highland Home, where the great ques-
ton Who shall represent the Eighth
District next time. 1t is Saddle
left a day or two sooner than he eN-
pected, SO who will care for poor old
mother Van Wrinkle now?
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR or NORTH
CARoLINA.-Who IS the legal and con-
stitutional Governor of North Carolina.
This question may appear as silly to
some. and to others may afford an IN
teresting subject for constitutional dis
cussion. We had no thought there was
any doubt about the question until IN a
recent conversation with one of the most
learned of our e~x-Judges, h. expressed
the decided opinion that Governor Jar
Wis had permanently vacated the office
and could not resume it, and therefore
that Hon. j. l.. Robinson was the
legal Governor of the State. The posi-
ton if tenable, is startling and will ex-
cite much criticism.-Chatham Record.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-10

Northern syndicate> do not control the
principal roads.
Halfway rumors on all sides. Meet
Ing in Person county last week 81 dis
cuss Col w. r. Beasleys project for .
Road through the Northern Tier. o:
eouates.
A big change in the Richmond &
Danvllie management is about to sake
place. according TO the best information.
An era OF Retfenchment, lf not re.orml.
and consolidation. or concentration. l.
10 begin Nov. lst, when Col Talcott will
step down, and Col. A. l. Rives viii
take the Executive Control. with Maj.
Fink as Manager OF the Main Lines. aud
Gen. Buiord taxing charge Of lie New
York. OF Financial end. Co, A b.
Andrews VIII run the North Carolina
System as heretofore.
Big Railroad meeting at Rutherford
ton, on Monday. Delegates wci,t from
h adjacent counties III =. c., wen a.
far east a New herry. They want the
o TO run from rutherford VIA Gaifrey-
and New berry, Ia Augusta,