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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-26

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EXCEL
" LENT LITTLEFARM IN IIENRICO COUN-
TY. -FOUR MILES FROM RICHMOND. NEAR
BROOK TURNPIkE.-ln pursuance 10 decree
entered by the Chancery Court OF Richmond on
MAY 3. 1883. In the suit Of Dickenson and wire 49,
Ladd and others. therein depending. the under
signed, special commissioner thereby appointed
VIII proceed to sell by public auction, upon The
premises. on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 80, 1883.
at 4 O'Clock =. NJ. the tract Of land called
- BROOkNILLE," situated four miles from Rich
mOnd. near the Brook turnpike. adjoining the
lands of Messrs. John Stuart, James 4. Redo, and
others. aud containing 9sf ACRES, more or less.
About thirty acres Of the Land is I'm woodstock,
hickory. and pine. A portion Of the land lies on
The Brook branch. and produces hay very finely;
tho balance T. upland, and In e cd state Of cult
yation The Improvements consist Of twO-story
dwelling containing seven rooms and the usual
out-buildings. spring of excellent wateris within
forty yards of The house.
TERMS: One third cash: the balance In equal
annual payments at one and two years from day Of
sale. the purchaser 10 execute negotiable notes,
with interest added, for the deferred plyments,
and the TILE To he retained until conveyance IS
ordered by the court. II is probable that more lib
eral terms will be offered
For further infOi nation apply 10 the under
signed. at No. A.. Eleventh street. Richmond, va.
". SlD\OR.
Special Commissioner.
ID. 4. TrIBEELAKE, Crier. my 10
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plCHMOND AND DANyILLE Rail.
AZ ROAD COMPANY.
YORK-RTVTR IINF

Pasg'r daily treignL aaI- sreigkt daily
leActsuhdav ly eN. Sund'y,cx. saturday
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ST. FETEKsBURG, May 25.-Tbe Journal
DE st. Petersburg, In m article reviewing
the comments OF the foreign press on the
feeling OF the people on the occasion OF the
Cars State entry into the city OF Moscow,
says the spontaneous display Of the deyo-
ton OF the people on the day OF the Cars
entry was a revelation TO foreign journal.
lists. who had long believed in the truth Of
the fable that difference existed between
Cars and the people. 1t expresses the
hope that foreign Journals will keep in re-
collection the fact, which is now manifest
10 al. toe world, that complete unity exists
between the Russian people. The exist
ence Of such feeling will aid in giving the
approaching coronation the character OF a
genuine festival OF peace.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-14
The Dogs OF yyai ArowIins.

sr. PETERSBURG. M l3.--simul.
taueously with the departure of De
Griers, Secretary of State, for Swizer-
land via Berlin. TO visit his daughter,
the editors Of the st. Petersburg news
papers received an order forbidding the
discussion OF the probability Of war with
Germany. De Griers visits Bismarck.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-14
A Tale of the Summer Time.

During the past Summer, says the Bos
ton Adrertiser, a handsome young mar
and IL inischievous young lady were
among the guests at White Mountain
hotel. The young man was teased by
his friends on account of his lunchine
just before going TO bed. One evening
be found a large aper-bag Of crackers
on his table. Kashly jumping at the con-
olusion that the mis- chievous young lady
had made him the gift, he went ON tip
toe to the door of her room and tossed O
cracker through the open transom. The
room was dark, but the crackers fall
was followed by a 81 ght scuffling.
He paused a moment aud then throw
second and third. Each time q
rustiipg was heard, but no one spoka.
Having tossed the entire contents of the
bag into the room. the young man stole
away, and as he left the corridor met
the young lady coming to her room.
Troubled in his mind, he made inquiries
the next morning as TO the effect Il his
bombardment, and learned to hi, horror
that the first cracker thrown had landed
on the head Of the young lady's grand.
mother, an infirm old lady Of nearly
eigkty, who was at the moment kneeline
by her bedside engaged in her devoiions.
Much alarmed, she had risen to her feet,
only to receive second shot. She had
then retreated TO corner. but being
further assailed and not being able to
form any idea Of the nature and origin
Of the mysterious missels, she had finally
crept under the bed. where she was dis.
covered in forlorn condition by hci
ostonished oraudch;Id
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-14

dollahs, an every noke passes, he'll give
me dollah. ,"
"Welllp said Mr.. Smith, who was
growinge excited.
"Well, fust dey comes along two white
men, and de man wifi de bad eye says
dat was fo' dollahs to my credit. d, n
comes six wite men, an he says d is
twelve mo- for me. Den come along a
buck niggah and den lose a dollah.
Den TO wife men an win eight. Den
TO wife men mo; den one niggah; den
two niggahs. den seven wite men, and
de man wifi de bad eye he say / was
fohty-two dollahs ahead"
''De soffes' lay ever hear" sud Mr..
Smith, whose eyes were glistening over
Mr.. Williams's winnings.
Den comes along TO- wite men. said
Mr.. Williams, land de man wifi bad
eye he say dat was eight dollars mo-.
an den"----here Mr.. Williams paused,
as il his recollections had overpowered
him.
AN den?" echoed everybody. wildly
excited.
'Why, den,' said Mr. Williams, des.
perately, "dey come around the cornah'
''De cops?" breaihlessly asked Mr..
Smith.
"a niggah funer'l, said Mr.. Williams.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-14
FOR SALE.

That splendid property situated on Adams S..
IN the city Of Los Angeles, now occupied by MT
+. Winfield, and known as Palm villa" co !,
sisting Of two acres Of land, highly improve !;
with handsome new cottage; large. airy rooms
The whole richly and completely furnished
throughout. Beautiful lawn IN front, and the
grounds filed it'll choice shrubbery and flower
ing plants Horse and phaeton, with garden
and farm implements, 60 with the place.
Sold to close an estate. Price, Sl200n
App,yto JNO MANSFIELD,
o23 I'm Attorney for Administratrix.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-14
copARTsERsHip NOTICE.
JN, HUI.
NOTICE.
HKsclyIxc RACES AND TURKEY
sHOOTINc.

NOTICE TO H0RsEYEN-The undersigned.
lessces of Agricultural Park, have decided to
give purses for two running and one trotting race
TO take place Thanksgiving Day. Thoss inter
ested viii communicate vt once, as 1t is desirable
to close entries by Nov. II.
McGIENIS a. FAWCETT,
nov1l 81 At Park or 2s3 North Asin St.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-14
The Thompson Street Poker Club.



There was no game at the Thompson
Street Poker Club on Saturday evening
Mr.. Gus johnson was engaged TO sing
at revival In Hobokcn; Professor Brick
wrote note to the effect that his coal
man had prevented his recuperatinq
sufficiently play on the cash system ;and
Mr.. Rube jackson, who had promised
to call upon Elder Boss Jones, Of Flori.
da, and steer him against the game,
failed to put in an appearance.
The Rev. Thankful Smith was relat.
ing the experiences Of the previous meet.
ing, when, with the saddened air of a
man who had lost his grip on his reputa.
tion, Mr.. Tooter Williams with the
odor Of Bowery cigar entered to.
gether.
"Whad de madder, Toot?" inquired
Mr.. Smith, with the easy familiarity Of
man in luck. 'yo' looks 'spondent y
II done loss dat sixty-fo' dollshs
winned on de hoss race" responded Mr..
Williams, gloomily.
"Shol" exclaimed everybody present.
"Yezzahl" continued Mr.. Williams,
addressing himself exclusively to Mr..
Smith, "And done loss 1t in betiin' agin
mokes, too. OATS whad makes de re-
morse bite"
The deepest interest having been
aroused, Mr.. Williams proceeded to en-
tighten the members as follows;
II was stannin' in do on Sixth
avenue, an up comes wife man in o
plug hat. an sezee, Why, heel 10,
Mister Robinson, how is yo? Z"
"Bunko,' remarked Mr.. Smith. with
the air of one who had had experience.
''Dat's whad thought" said Mr..
Williams; bud l kept shet. So sea
TO him, How Is yof'"
Use stranger var, Mister Robin.
son, sezee, am ! mus say l never did
see SO many mokes togidder as dey is or
Sixth Aveyou. Dey's mo- mokes der
wite pussons. 'Oh, no, sez /, 'dey's
mo wite pussons dan mokes.' I'll bel
yo' two to one dey isn't sezee. 'Al
right, sea l. So Of he goes an comes
back wild fren who weighed bout two
hundred, an had a had eye"
"fo' had sof spec.' observed Mr.
Smith.
Den" continued Mr.. Williams, mo-
noticing the interruption, ''sezee, Nov
wel bofe put up hundred dollahs wi
dis genelman, an stan var In de do,
Every wite man passes, hen give yo' tw,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-14
Fat Wives Preferred.

Throughout the empire Of Morocco
there are Villages where the el lest mem
bers Of the adult population follow pro
fessionally the pursuit Of fattenine
young girls for the matrimonial market
Of Barbary. The Moors, like the Turks
give decided preference to the .'moon.
faced" wives over lean ones. and are
more solicitous as to the number ol
pounds which their wives weigh than
about the accomplishments which they
possess. The fattening process beeius
when the girl ia about twelve years old
Stiff maize porridge. kneaded up with
grease, is daily fed to her in the form oi
boluses. Ii she declines to take them
they are crammed down her throat.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-14
s. R0HwfR, N. D.. v. o.,
vitapathic and Chrcmopathic Ply
sician.

Dr. Rohwer Is very sympathetic with sufferers
Before you give yourself up and tnink there is no
help for you, consult DIR. keheer II there Is pos
sibte heip or a cure, he will accomplish it. The
vitapathi, system Of healing is so much above
the Homeopathic and L, ectic system, as the
latter Is above the eld school drugsing. and the
Cnromopstbic system is 70 much above tho Vita
pathic system Of healing as the latter Is above
the Homeopathic system. lhe new syst m OF
chromopathy is MT alone to renova the human
body OF all Its impurities: IL is at the ssmo tino
hiphly amin ating. insanity. cousumpton on, Nerv-
Gus Debility. Epilepsy, Paralysis, Cancer, Dys
pepsis, In ia Z all d seases, can be cured by its
gentle treatment. by using natures remedy a'd
svoiling drugs In tn, II Grade forn; ur II drugs
have 10 be used, take them in a refined and elec-
trihed preparation. 1hese fefnei and eectri-
ally prepared drugs are only known by the
vitsp.thic physicians. Another boon is for women
--Parturision without almost any pain, which can
be accom,lIshed by vitipsihd treatment. So
do not suffer any longer. when you know you
can be cured, or at least relieved. Go aud sec
Dr. Rohwer. Hswill cure you, il cure Il pos;
sible.
His office is at the corner Of Fourth and Spring
streets Office hours--From to II o'clock A NJ
and from 70 APM move 3m
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-14
BRIGHT

Comes to the front with surprise announcement for fear
that some may not dnd out that he is in the front
rank with better bargains than any other house West
Having not quite sold out the nice stock OF
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-14
Brixsnds Captured.

CossrASrIsorLE, Nov. l3.--The bri-
gands who attacked the Armenian cara
van have been captured at the instance
Of the British and American representa-
tives,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-14

SAN FRAscrsco, Nov. The Chron-
icie draws attention to the fact that
Luther r. Martin, one of the three conn
terfeiters arrested on the llth in New
York, was for many years resident of
this city, and well known as the oldest
turfman on the coast OF late years he
was Superintendent of II. j. Baldwin's
running horses at Santa Anita. Martin
only left here for the East a few months
nQO.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-14
Carlisle Counting Chickens.

CHICAGO, Nov. l3-The Times says
Carlisle, of Kentucky, claims eighty
three votes on the first ballot for Speaker
and hopes to triumph over Mr.. Randall
on the second ballot, by a majority Of
eleven. 1t will be difficult for Pennsyl-
vanis to get sixty-five votes from the
West and Sopfh.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-14
ALAMEDA FOUNDRY,
Good Business Chance.

Nineteen fnrnished rooms within three minutes
walk Of the Court House; rooms now are occupied;
will net TO tir party purchasing this bargain sito
psr month. Enquire a
kKSNE. FINNK1 4 KNOX.
ocfu ~ Fikst street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-14
FoR sALE At A BAacaIn.

At Santa Monica, on Fourth street, a furnished
house Of six rooms and out house: house well
built, with bay windows, furniture iirst quality;
three lots eaih 6ox150, with picket fence and
cypress hedge around them; shrubbery first quail
ty and grass lawn in front. This Is bargain,
cost IS 60 will sell for o. 500. Apply on prem
ses or address Mrs. s. B. Adams. santa Monica,
California. ocs28 Ina
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-14
TURF GALLERY.

The new and popular Livery establishments Of
NICK covARRuBIAs.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-14
The Gale soe. On.

BosroS, Nov. l3.-The gale continues:
OFF Highlands Light 1t b been blowing
for "a hours at the rate II 60 miles an
hour
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WILL CONTINUE Bts,NE.s
IL w Hills n bro, EIfih and
Austin street

When Mr.. X. w. Hills announced some
tim" ago his intention OF retiring from the
groce y business and entering into An
other Hoe 1t va. with The dc termination
e. do so anu since then everything ha,
be II conducted with view to wind NJ
tie business with view ut retiring per.
mhLeIt Y. S,nee then girc III. tsnce, have
occurred which nave led 10 / cinsider.-
ton OF that purpose and his uanl tiiend-
AMI patrons In the c,ty and e, unity and
hilon ing co nuy will be pleased to Learn
u ~ lie la. decided 10 cnntiuu, IL business
IN winch lit has mad gr success and
given such satisfaction To
his customers. The cd popular grocery
house, corner Filth snd Austin strrct. viii
he again pl ace OF popular resort Tor our
country iri' nds for u hundrei miles
ar und, and plhnur-, sheep and cattle men
tipce there rs usu4l tor thtlr accustomed
supplies OF mrnt-, tAlt, sugar and fancy
grucel les. In a ten days tBe store will
be replenlshed with brand new ,tlck OF
goo l. larger than ever Kept before, ~ d
all brand nen fresh from the mills aud
war, houses. Bought in large lot. plan
lers VIII b. enah,d to buy IN round ots
At ~ ,tiiying prices. Among the new
goods On the iOLl, to arrive in a day or
two, is u car load OF Louisiana sack SAL, ut
which sheep men should IKE notice, nj
large lots of loui lai II finest brahd- OF
mnlasse' and ~ ups. Big Invoices Ol
that tlegant brand oil Kansas flour the
now tar famed silver Leaf" In which
MIR. Hills is the.' Xclusivr dealer aIe now
eh-rOutr and will ngHin be- put on the
market to the delight OF hou ,ekecpers
who have used it and vii have no other
NJ. HILLS extends to his old customers
who have given him their Patronage Tor
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No. II lOOO me MeFlho ewes &C
clImatrd.
No, l5-I-pO me Merino ewes &C
NJ IA -u,lI bnusc and l,t II,
Ttir'i -, 7'ii,'',.,,., I ID u o.,
rn,,', r..,,l'.nnad
~ ycr, J.-ir,h,. brirt ro.iJ,nc,
nj, Era,L.lin strne, nour Thirt.rntL,
, SIX rooms, "u'H""acH' N'tCH'h' 7tHpto
comparatively ne" mouse III 7PIehu'u
repair, l"l iUUA 100 ,
NJ. ~ y ella'I Fc'iuchre on o"util
Eleventh street just Dr'o" hlN-our'
PacliIc railroad hF' rooms ''' 81 \ 100
No. = "A 'ihal rtsi"thce on 9o"'l
Eleventh street, Just below hIS7"nr
faclilc rallrnah, lhree rooms, Soou
well, lot " '@AIo'
I No. y 80 acres me iarm, t"ciV,
miles IRON W waco, QUO Hhu one h"lI
/ IRON SCUM h'+que, IoO acres III H"ou
state cnlIlva'loll' l'O unuer iehoo ahu
in gooa grass plrh' ' "i 'lhioer IN a'
lure for shade ana hrewuod' c"'hi"r
table house ana hhe -pflhS, soou or
chard and about mile OF lne hedge
No ES-ip Acts7 OF iHnu anu an ~
No. hour NM ana c'''0h GIN ~
mIlcs from Waco, on tho leAH7 ah'
IT LOnls raiIro"u rev steps IRON
South B"'4ue -laluh MIL anu gu
in goou running order
No, 100 head d Shr'p, We'hefe
viii shear hb"u' poul,"'' ng'' QUE QUE
I'VE "ui Jury lr".s' " on'u 1 I", ~ y
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Central Loan Omce.

Money loaned in sums to suit on dia'
mouds, watches, Jew Try, guns, revol.
yers, pistols, clothing, furniture and oil
articles OF value, also On real estate and
stocks Of merchandise, in mus to suit
Also large line Of unreleemed p edge
for sale. Business strictly confidential
all private communications can be adj
dressed to Z. q. box i36.
FRIBorR d X ID MNAu Props,
South side square, blue front, sign OF
three gilt balls U2OGtt
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LOCAL RESITIEs
,,.u. of interest From oar Re-
portpr-' Note Books.

A Ia - crowd HlIru Tue square y =
tcriay.
Hind rom concluded his en- gagenent
la,t night.
A large number OF strang II and wish
rnIs are in the cry.
The cheap g lumn wil repay your
prrusul tuis morning..
Pleasant weather yesterday and n
slight abatement in the dunt
Blind Tom was lisieno to bys tine
crowd at the matinee yesterday.
Thr egg market IL well supplied
again and prices are ruling low.
1t Us quite probable that ir Victims
dramatic company will visit Orslcana.
The streets were live Ter. yesterday
thar tuey hay been tor week or so
pat
the new hotel near the Missouri
Pacific depot is forging toward compile
ton.
"A number OF wagon loads oI corn
were brought in yrst r lay an all found
ready ,ate.
the retail merchant. looked good
naiurcd and joy al !eslclday over their
.,,, a. husinrss
Out OF the eases mi, d before the re-
,Ouirl yesterday morning. two were fined
and ola, dlsmi scd.
If .ht nurthrr a., I.d ia. .t,,,.-
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I', ,I,.,.,,ut uuyiu,r n nlnd
our church dnccto y will be found
ml amt lntcrcstn- TINS morning; The
The past Ne"h ma been excellent
Iul uu du u WORK ana tremendous strides
have brcn taken Ia the Jul llhS ilhe.
t.,l... the vrtbrr l.. tn, h,I "a,
-, ti,t. ,nn,niu,, ria. WIN, Iy',
'n'' az, IN =. ,,i,.,nr tl,, ,,nu ,t,, ,ic,, .;n,
''"'
All tue church viii hOii iul
SER, ice, tu-da,, 9lnhrr owe" the list AMI
sr,,, thr,ne 1T your preference and al
land
The numerous nrW faces one meet,
ON uur III. rJ-, evidence the ul rest AZ d
lI rntun that Waco attracts Itum out
,nIrrs.
a,.,.., ill.,. .l,..,,., IL, ,,...
- ne "'" W '' !" '"I
touth ""u l'S't'""l nuu h'u
N"'el' th"uS" '"'" = ''' '"'"' " N''P
ue" ""'.''
-IherV viii be- an important mrOring
oi the cun.cga ion Ro,ct srul III this
ut,iuuau. u minister i, To- b, e,cr,ed ,te
I"r pIt'''''''S "''''' V'''"
The time i,rttc assembling OF the
Suuturlu Bupl.t convention draws near:
H,,tt,arIy ntlIr hA~ been accomplished
M the NAN uI pryNuing homes luI tie
yI,Iur,.
..-...-.
y pAI'y III una Guy - "''""R'hE ~
Lave '"' - >"P!'N coz N"'' It"S Hi
sN, al an '"I,y 'N'.' anu t,'Y'e WI" WIS"
I" =" v',"s' WI "o N',' u" uo'u '"'' vi
"'I'' l''' h'''' VIII o' F"c"'
To.diy being ou. dn, very many will
st end o. sluu. service. several I've wi!
nj uru.,In lIrn) vii 20 Mining and
nl'.r., number Wlu Il irily $40 20 IA,
plea {. hours away n,u..Il The IN, iuns
Shade ui some atriy uth. .arelr,, .. the
Woes ant mai ui tie morrow
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rs. No. "'' '',' '' ' ""' w." 'i ,',''.
W. '"' 'aH d, ,n ,',' "
80 w., w. W. w.
''e " -, ~ - I''i','v,' 80 '"'
"II NUM- 49, ''' MO- VI "" :, '''' -
,,'.L '' wv ''''''' CIV 'i''' " we
IS yclAl head It horses were stolen
AMI tliNtn of from this cuuu last FIJI
day nlgul, /, Is suspected trat ne BIO ks
anita coup.niuu whose name cuul MT
be lear ed are the thieves rs they We
s'tl HNIllE tIlt tN' ~ Ntlull1 SOM
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MN In,nrrnnN 90.

The lcndi lumber men films section
are still at the front III their line ht all
tier various points, with the largest
best selected and cheapest Inc ot lnin'
hrr shingles, doors, sash, blinds etc. u
hr found anywhere, At Waco they carr!
IL very heavy stock and DO an extensive
."hhng trade ia Guurs,sush, etc. fIictS'
e'umatcs, aud any informal ON wlll De
'hrrrully given by ca Ing at Their ono
or writing 10 them Orders 10y mail VIII
it,.r1yc prompt aud careful attention.
UslIINWtf
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DENTS rRN

nR GkO = NANN, p.rtst, b. Austin av-
~ tuu. kItst las work al reasonable
! rICr,. ~ cltI attention gNr ~ the treat
ncut OF the atural teeth --. 1851
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-15

=, Aeker's Dyspepsia Tablets never fail
iSso'i by Castles, Morrison 3 Co, Waco
4rIhs -"llGdwly-l
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FOR RENT.

A desirable office In tie Masonic
building, over Levine BIZ IS, Dr. good
house,
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FARM for SALE.

THE underslgned offers for sale the John Sites
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cleared: in section No. q, Richneld township Hen
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