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There has been some talk among wss-
tern cattle men Of "peoliRg their Issue to
withhold from market enough beef cattle
to prevent what has seemed to be an i'm
pending fall in prices. It may be that this
project has been abandoned, or 1t may be
that cattlemen, in anticipation Of such
action, arc hurryipg their stock forward
b,fore the shut down, each one thinking
that he Is just little bit shrewder than any
other one, Dr. n..
Be the reason what it may, shipments Of
western beef cattle are just now very heavy
to Chicago, St. Louis and Kansas City
as distributing points. Cows and heitersr
once SO freely Slipped for beef, arc
now retained on the range, because these
are thought to pay better for breeding pur'
poses, while the steers are in better request
for beef. The result is that the cattle nov
being marketed are Of higher average than
heretofore, fat, solid fellows that have run
the range fer three or fur yesrs and turn
the scales at d thousand pounds. The net
profit to the greer, at present prices, is
pat at $40 head, something more than
can be hoped for in manufacturing bust
ness. .-Mra r
The business continues to grow with
marvellous rapidity. We hear Of heards 80
large that our Eastern comprehension can
hardly grasp the meaning Of the figures
What, for example, would our West Vir'
ginia, or Ohio or Pennsylvania farmers
think Of hall million head Of cattle in one
bodyP This is the number recently placed
on the Cherokee Strip" in the Indian
Territory not far from the Kansas line.
And beyond" says correspondent, "are
thousands upon thousands OF head OF cat
tle."
Time was when cattle in the remote To-
calities were slaughtered for their hides
and tallow. Now, with railroads pushed
80 far from the great markets, with special
provisions for safe and speedy shipments,
so that no locality is remote in point Of
time, distance is no drawback, and the
stockmau's chief inquiry is for an eligible
range. This secured, close and intelligent
supervision brings it's reward.
In this as in other employments there
are risks, but the general average is good.
Again in this as in other businefs, it is
possible to oyerdo good thing, and the
desire OF some cattlemen for pooling ar
rangement to keep up price is some indi.
cation that tho men who ought to know are
not without some Wholesome apprehen'
aions. mo
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went with the Democratic party for time
was in trusting a party that lives from hand
to mouth and has only the spoils hope to
hold 1t together. The glorious principles
Of Thomas Jefferson, and the martyrdom
Of the paintly Samuel ]. TIlden, great and
good as they are, do not make amends for
promises made with no intention TO fulfill
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LIZ JAIL NOTICES.
GoSlMIssIONFRls SAFE

b vtttus Of decree Of the C!rrsit Ccn,, o,o,,
county, vest Virginia, made jnne ~ " uhio
IN ehlnccty thefeln pending Between ill.,. vi, haI
Building Association, Complainant. And wy
Baird, committee Of Jahu Mclaughlin SMt Nesohe
deienc4nts, the under lgned an CHI GOWN, ut,atis
app1intes by said decree for t6e puI,CSe Mn
SATURDAY, AUfpsT 18th, lSss.
at the front door Of the court hOus Of s,II con,,
commencing a. 10 O'Clock A. " sell al minis ~,
hon the following cescilbed pm peFIy thst !, y,
say: parcel OF llld IN tnGt y ii u ihS cl,S "
wheeling, lid out ~ an addition thS,ciN ~ ~ ~
Mcclure. aid parcel being described a. 'VIu
besinn nR a. pO mt where the Inc oI IN . VI VI
side OF Alley No. 2 strikes lie turnniES ,o wv
thence In " stery direction inE aid Ina ~
bundled and iottythtce (lIS) feet 10 he linz ~
Nancy KAT lot; thence al right o. RiCS " n ,Ss
line Of Alley 30 !? In Asouthcily dIts non / liz
north Inc OF 40 alley iouth Of laid LEY No 3.
thence along the HDrth line Of sid alley e,,Ir,I
70 The turnpike road theuce AlOuY 4, ID = al i,,h
beginning, together with the impiuyem nj thEsS'
on and N Appnrtenallc sther 10 BELONGING,
TEassGL sALE-''ne third 20 aud a. t1nci mo-.
"a the purchaser may elect, Of nc puichAie t,o,,,S
In cash, aud the Ic,idue In equal inStSlImeSIs y,
Nix and twelve months from The day nj Stio ,hs
pu chsEet 81 Ing bis nutes bearing IntsrSSt IrNtS
that date, for the deferred HtAlmentS, AMI csSS,
lug 70 be lnsur diha bu ldlng ON R!d prOpcrty n,
the bCnsht Of the commissioner 10 Su i, ainunnt =,
The latter nay require, and he It'll 10 be rciGneJ
until the payment Of the puTuhRs mnnsy III iuli
WILL N I. HuBIi0D,
Special Commissioner,
/ hereby certify that bond and Fc.urty has bc,r
given by the Commissioner In the above pAmSJ
tr,v IA ,Sss '"Na0NN D. A'NVLAY ~ IT, CltfE.
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TRAYELER,s GUIDE,
1 ELM GROVE R. R.

On and after MONDAY, MAY IL, 1883, (untll
further notlcel cAts viii run from the City and
stamm's every hour from 80 A. Y. TO $50 =. N.
Cans to aud from Fulton every 80 minutes.
myI2 '. KLEEH, suPt
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A BURGLAR was shot to death in Michi-
gan village the other night Burglars have
tough time in places where there is no
pc ice.
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"A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the eror and In
discretions Of youth. nervous weakness, early de-
cay, les Of manhood, &C., will send recipe that
will cure-you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by q missionary in South
America. Send seltGddressed envelope to the
REv. JosyrH T, JSxAs. station D. New YORK City
nNIlJTThRAV
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Rkv. e. H. BALDWIN,
~

Reader ask your druggist for one OF DR.;
Hartman's invaluable books on the "I'ls Of
Life," and how to cure them. You get one
gratis. DAW
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Dr. HALrMAS-Dear Sir: am thankful
to God that can acknowledge your treat
ment (Perund) OF my daughters eye, has
been successful aud sati factory. would
DO glad 10 have the public have confidence
in you. N. B-PleaSe make your fees In
reach OF poor people. Remember the tender
mercies OF the wicked are cruel.
Rky, z, H, BALDWIN,
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STATIONERY.
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
Doctor ClaudIus. a true story. by =. Marion Cav.
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The House ThSt jill built N book on Homo
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Up from the Cape plea Tor Republican sim
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July 10. 1883.
DUBLI0 SALE OF REAL ESTATE

Z
by virtue OF the authority ye,ted Il him BY ida,
cree Of the Munn iTal Court Of Wheeling, mat - ~
tho 9th day OF July. 1883, In a SuIL IN ChanrrTT
therein PENDING, wherein CHARLES T.. dIplSnSS
aud wife are plsintiflS and J liza Ann fdtNbSSSS
asd othes arc defendants, the undersigned Sncsi
Commissioner, will, on VISA
SATURDAY, sSFTEaDsR 10, lSss,
commencing at 10 o'clock A ~, sell at puh,,,
auction, At The trtnt door Of the Court Uo "a ~
Ohio County, the following described real al, ~
that Is 10 say: Lot numbered i0ry.iour an, hin,
ate on the north tide Of Virginia street letWSSr
South Penn aud Trout streets, oil Wheeling SIsTS
In the City Of Wheeling, West VlRula, with III
and sigular the Improvements thereon. ~
TRIMS OF SALE-One.lhirdO OF the purchase money
aud as nlucl mere a Tho purrhAS.r may elcCt "a
pay cash. on the day OF sale ard the TOt nlndSr IN
Two equal instAllments 81 MIN" aud eighteen
months from day Of Sale respectively With jnis,'
est from that day, the purchaser SivInE his note,
for the dele rtd irttallments and the title 10 IL
retained until thepurChGse mouty,h have Teen
paid In full h g. NARR,
Special Commits ionet.
J. G. HERyEY, Auctloaeer.
hereby certl y THAT bond has been given In ths
above rsuss by the Special Commissioner, u n
AUGUST H. iSss. JAMES R. Cowpyg
Clerk pro temporc Of the Municipal COur Of
Nhe'llsg. SulS
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r 1sT OF LETTERS
Remaining In the PostoHdce at Wheeling, Ohio
county, ". Va, Saturday, August q. 1883. To OBJ
tain any OF the following the applicant must ask
for advertised letters, giving date Of list:
LADIES LIST.
Bdnbrdge, Mrs. Linda Mcrourtney, Mis- Jennie
Brown, Mss Mary Roamer. Nm. sarahJ
Cornell, Miss MY Sims, Miss Carrie
Keller, Miss Lizzie G. Williams, Miss Annie
Lucas, Miss Annie
GEETLEMEN's LIST.
Arnold, W. B, Lady, All
Barr, Samuel LAlnge. y.
barr, Samuel P. Mckay, James
Budtz, Christian McPhee, Samuel
ChipIey, John Miller, James
Davis, Jno. B. Nolan. aicheal
Derry, James Orr, NJ
! ullil, James Parsons Geo. r.
GOifiey, ice Sharenbutg, Charlie
Green. JamtSA. seugor, dAjer
Harris, Frank Smith, JACOB
IngeIsolI, Mr. Washington, VIM. !.
King, Motd. Williams, william Z.
Kllner, ChSs Young, William
FIRM LIST.
Jno. Lukers & Co. Rich Bros.
FOREIGN LIST.
Blumenreu:cr, Adolph, Gordon, Rev. Alexander
MISCELLANEOUS LIST.
Col. RnEign.
au25 q STERLING. P N.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

UyANTED-TWo GOOD COAT MA.
w KERS, Steady employment during entire
year iot GOOD workmep. address W. II. AMBER
sos, BIFnts Yille, Ohio. Au2o
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uIANTED-A NO. / COOK AND A
w good up stairs girl. Apply Immediately AZ
No. 81 Fou deenlh street, Good n fefo1c,s required
and highest WAIeS paid. Au2o
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MUSICAL GOODS.
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AGENCIES Of tfe following First-clA8 and Reliable
PfANoS and ORGANS, Of which full stock d now
arriving:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-06
A Mi,,ionairc Shot by "A Woman.

a San Francisco special TO the New York
Herald saws: T.. J. Baldwin, known rs
Uucky y Baldwin. well-known million
aire, and proprietor Of Baldwin's Hotel.
WINS shot Thursday morning at 10 o'clock
in one of its corridors by Miss Verona
Baldwin, a young lady twenty-three years
OF age. AS Baldwin and his niece, Mrs.
Carroll, were walking down the hall they
passed Miss Baldwin, who turned and tired
one shot from a pocket-pistol, striking
Baldwin I'm the arm. Miss Baldwin fol-
lowed him UP and attempted to shoot
again, but the revolver became entanged
i'm her dress. She was arrested and taken
TO the city prison, and charge OF attempt
ed murder was preferred against her.
Miss Baldwin Is prepossessing in appear
arce and well educated. She came from
Oregon three years ago. ut the instance OF
Baldwin, to teach school in one OF his large
VINEYARDS In South Carolina. She claims
that Baldwin has ruined her and cast her
adrift that she Is cousin Of the mill
lionaire, and had only asked him to sup
port her after disgracing her. On the
other hand, 'Lucky'' Baldwin denies the
relationship, and says the first time he saw
her was but few days ago, when che ap-
piled TO him for money to pay Tor her life
insurance, saving she would commit sui
eide, and thus bequeath fortune to her
mother and sister. The stories OF the par
tues are so utterly ut variance that even
legal proceedings may not bring all the
facts TO the surface. Baldwln's wound is
not dangerous.
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houfh American NcuH.

4 REVOCATION IMPENDING IN THE COLOMBIAN
STATES.
Adyices from Panama give the following
South American items:
Trouble has been brewing In the interior
and among the States, and ii appears likely
the storm Is about to burst. The sudden
dcaft OF President Zaldna on December
91st viii hurry matters UP. Congress some
time ago passed law authorizing the Nd
tlonai Executive TO employ national troops
TO maintain order in the States. The weak
ones cannot object, but the stronger ones
do not believe in this law.
On December DIST President Zaldna tele-
grnphcd General Hurtado, President OF
Cauea, that body Of Colombian troops
had left foythat State, commanded by Gene
raj Sergio Camargo, who was entrusted
with the dmy OF looking after the Ecua'
dorian frontier. in order TO prevent fie'
quent claims being presented against co.
lombia by that republic, and who at the
same time would take charge OF all national
arms aud arsenals, and, above all, carry
into due effect the law relating TO the main
tenance of public order" President Ialdni
concluded by saying: ~ am deeply con-
yinced that the presence OF General Gu
MARCO i'm the Cancu will restore confidence
and recstablish peace in the State
DIR. Jose Otalora, the second Vice-Presi
dent, was to enter on the presidential dutie:
on the 2lst. He belongs to the Nunez OF
independent party. but his efforts to main
tain peace are almost certain TO prove III
efiectuaI. and revolution is inevitable
The superabundance Of political trader,
and ofiice-seckers is almost certain to bring
about the result so much underhand work
has been employed to produce.
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fI.on,Ion yyorlJ.I

ilIOnuDn nOilNsl
A correspondent writes: ''Louis Blame
was mistaken for a page-5oy in another
pleasant salon besides that OF Mrs. Miner
Gibson at the weekly evenings OF the late
Augustine sargood, in Vcrulam buildings.
His first wife-well known once as con-
cert singer with her sister, Sara Flower
was extremely short-sighted, and one
night, before roomiul OF guests, she said
to Louis Blanc, james, more Goals There
was general laugh. at which Louis asked
for an explanation, and her mistake Geso-
lated his hostess when she heard the reply,
you were thought to be the page But
young lady noted in those agreeable rooms
for The possession OF splendid golden hair
Cat that period great rarity and ready
tongue came TO Mrs. Sargood's aid by say
ing, And so NJ. Blane is page-in histo-
ry,'o
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and "thst the desperate charges they have
made upon the English ct knssassin ana
Mahuta). who were behind their prcast-
works and were saved by their cavalry,
show better than / expected
OF Arab Pasha, General Loring express.
ed very favorable opinion. and did not
sem TO doubt his ability ms military COM
mander and leader OF men.
ct Is obvious said he in one place,
"that the English campaign should not
only DC sharp and quick, but nth ne at.
most uwdecfty, and that rita sufficient
| force. "A serious check to the British
would virtually end the campaign this tall,
and throw It over until next March or
April, and might be attended with disas'
| ter"
The foregoing, I think, will amp'y reiute
General Matry's chare. about the unduly
"grcat prcparntions.r 1t was the consuni'
mate skill and the extraordinary audacity
Of General WoIselcy's plans, carried ont
by the pluck and dash OF his troops. which
gave that wonderfully speedy victory a.
| Tcfe hKebir which the least dcliberation II
the assault would probably have caused u
become, as Arab expected to make u,
second
Respectfully, yours.
| GILBERT X. FIRTH.
December s, 1882.
fro BE CoSrISrED.l
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NOt the Night Byrd

To tsse Editor of the Dispatch:
I notice 10 the Dispatch Of the 4th IN
stunt communication from X. A. Brock,
ESQ, The corresponding secretary Of The
Virginia Historical Society, in which ee as
sumes that the Colonel William Byrd oil
Virginia mentioned by Blodget tn MS
Economical and Statistical Manuel rs fhe
person who, according 10 the testimony OF
General Washington, was the first man tc
point out the best central spot, near TO M
forest SPOT, as suitable place for the CAPT
bal, the spot on which the city OF Washing
ton now stands, was ''the second OF the
( name; colonel OF the Second Virgins
regiment in the French and Indian war
who projected the land-lottery schemes OF
| Richmond and Manchester, and died Janu'
airy I, 1177; aged forty-cigbt years"
In assuming this think Mr.. Brock Is II
error, Colonel William Byrd. the SECOND
OF the name and style in Virginia, was
born March Is, 1914, and died at "West
oycr.v his seat. In Charles City county
| August 20, 1874, where a fine monument t.
this day attests his virtues and learning
| The French and Indian war began IN HOG
twelve years after his death, and was moi
ended until 1863. He il was who in Sep
TENDER. 1883, "laid the foundation Of two
large cityS-one at Shaccoe's, 10 be calico
Richmond, and the other Mt the point o.
the Appomattuck River, to be called Pc
tersburgb." (Westover MSS, vol. H., p. D..
| In 1887 the old town OF Richmond was
laid off for him by Colonel William Mayo
and in May, 17i2, the town was incorpo'
rated by IN act OF the Colonial Assembly
(7esnp. Geo. H., ii. HIM. Stat. L., p. AS.
On the death OF Colonel " lillian Byrd, the
second of the name, all his estate, consist
ing OF nearly the whole OF the odd town o
! Richmond, and large tracts Of land neal
the old town, ana on the south side CT th'
river on which Manchester now stands
together with "Westover" and great dca
Of land elsewhere in the State, passed tt
his son, Colonel William Byrd the Mirt
and last OF the name and title in Virginia
This. is the man who was colonel OF th'
Second Virginia regiment in the French
war and the protector of the lottery, ant
who doubtless selected the site OF the city
OF Washington. lie died january ], III
4 j. III. ID.
RICHMOND, VA, January 3, 1893.
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Trouble Between CIcrgymen.
4 LIBEL SUIT WHICH GREW OUT or A TENN

4 LIBEL SUIT WHICH GREW OUT or TEMPE
RANCE AgTICLE.
A Scranton, Penn, telegram says: a
sensation was created among the local
churches Thursday by libel suit begun
by the Rev. John w. Williams, pastor Of
the First Welsh Baptist church, against
the Rev. jonathan Edwards, pastor Of
the Plymouth church, Hyde Park, and
William S. Jones, ex-lnspector OF mines
for this district. The alleged libel
was contained in the October No.
Of the Home Protector, monthly
periodical devoted to temperance and
edited by Pastor Edwards and Mr..
Jones. The article was entitled "Ofieri z
Strange Fire Before the Lord" and was Il
fierce criticism on the drinking habits OF .
certain miuistsr who was not named. Mr..
Williams had been Informed that the arti-
Gle referred to him, and was calculated to
do him great injury. The article said that
there was a certain minister in this city
who always took whiskey before he
assembled the pulpit to "brace HIM up"
and denounced the practice. After a
lengthy hearing to-day, the case, at the re-
quest OF counsel for the defence, was post
pcned till February 24th.
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The MeAssn Methsssssh.
HOW LONG HIDE, THE OLDEST :An ~ -
wosIp, BURNED mssEfy 70 DEATH

woRlD, BURNED HIMSELF !" Ds
fsan Diego SUM-
oAuero Largo or "Loyg Hide, sc'
cordinr 10 the English derivation Q. vac
SnanIsh word. burned himself TO deWil al
shc Real del Castillo. Lower Ccliiorria, on
Thursdav night, December i4u. FOR
sonc time tina old Indian had been lee
HE and unablc to walk. During the re-
cent heayy rains that fell In that re-
sdon the old man sought refuge IN
cabin near by. Last week ne
cr,wIed mn 10 the house Of Senior Francisco
parma and told him he was very hungry
The I,ffAr gave him good dinner, besides
| furnishing provisions for future einergen-
cics. and then instructed the other Indians
Of shc rnncbcria to care for him. Ihey
reulied that they had always done so, ~
t,,rv entertained unusual reverence Tor TOE
old man on account OF his age. Inufsoay'
| the date In question, was coia u'y III
Lower California, and "Long Hide Wa'
given an extra blanket by his dusky ir'ehds.
This he soon tore into strips, put tnelh On
a fire. and soon his "teepe, or prusn-
house. was all ablaze. When this had Deen
accomplished. despair for the moment
seeming to seize him. he plunged hcaoiehg
into the burning mass.
a stout young Indian near by sei2ed nun
and tried to drag him out OF danger, ou,
the old man grabbed stake In the gr0unu
near by, held himself In the hrc, ana pc
fore other help could come was I'eraiis
roasted alive, diving within O rev nouis
after the occurrence mentioneu' Dohs
Hide was married and the iathcI OF seVe-
raj children when the Mission OF san D'eso
was built, one hundred aud twenty yeais
ago. and from what he told parties VINO
visited him be must have been not less .i'1,'
thirty years Of age at the time. Three OF
four wears ago he lost son who could re-
member when the Mission was nrst pui'.
Inv the Franciscan friars. This son mus,
have been not less than one bundreo anu {,
twenty years OF age Long uiue oiu
OF the first settlement Of Old Town, years
. before the Mission was built; OF The COM
inc Of ships for water at Russian springs,
and many things OF great Interest IN tne
past history OF San Diego and vicinity.
Juan Melendrez, who lives near the Rea.
del Castillo. SAYS he knew "Long Hide .
fiftv wears ago, and that he appeared nearly
as old Then az he did the week before ne
; died. lie SAYS that tho old man frequently
heat the hest horses owned in the country
: on trips TO san Diego, one hundred miles
distant from the Real, and that he often
chased deer until they gave up with Ia
tipuc. He would then capture them AFTER
/, they had laid down for rest. Until year
, ovo he was able to walk about and frafe
nIIite well. Since then he has been Obliged
!, to crawl about on all-iours, like cat OF
dog. He retained his sight perfectly ano
all the faculties OF mind up to The day he
died.
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Stabbed With q Isitchfork

Aaron Gleason and Jasper Coombs. two
Young men from Cassville, after a spree ex-
tending over Sunday and Newly ears -day,
attended dance at the Powhattan Tavern,
New Jersey, on New-Year's-night, and
there had some warm words about q young
woman who had accepted The attentions OF
Coou.bs. which finally terminated In
Coombs striking Gleeson In the dance
fo0n. The lights were then extinguished,
and the dance ended after both men were
elected. An hour or so later, as Coombs
was leaving the bar-room OF the tavern, he
encountered Gleeson and the quarrel was
resumed. Mad with envy and snarting
under the blow given him by Coombs,
Glcescn secured pitchfork, and, meeting
mis- rival again. he plunged the three sharp
pointed prongs OF the pitchiork into
Coombs's stomach, inaictiug terrible
wound. The doctors say It Is impossible
for Coombs TO recover.