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MANSION HOUSE,

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Dutfuy opposite waist. y y. -Four minutes wax llum
tuIs1H OF " superior accommodations Tor gen
enen and families At Rates select i4y and
bAasleat hotel 200 roemA
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eitnatlons iDante0--f females.

A THE PROTECTIVE. EMPLOYMENT
~ ASSOCIATION.
o,v,, .Charte-sd b. the 5ste q NeT r;
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Otenn Steamers.

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beNonla Aug Q, a. m. Cir ASIA Aug -, a ~
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prfn a0comnOiatlons Tor all classes Of passengers
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CATSKlLL MOUNTAIN RAILROAD
DUTCHER HOUSE,

P4WiINts. Di To HESS COZ Nif. \ :.
NsU br.k tlfc. and cottages attract vr summer re-
sot frsca-- m every particular All m"i'iu hnploN'
CAM Z0l guests skyline" A4r- y 800 Nt"
Sors ON ..u ls IoaI. la.t press trains open fou DE
Ou' "'' '"-' " JAMES 4. JEWELL.
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telp manieb.

DRICKLAYERS WANItD.--At the United
ID states Pension Building In Washington b. q
" age. - 80 rer tag NJ eight hours
90 MEIG- supervising engineer and Architect
23dJuy. lsaR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-05

In time to bear the closing remarks OF toru
Dufrerip. Naturally incensed at the lack OF
courtesy shown them, they mutusiy
agreed to ignore the rece ption, which they
did. Coming down on the boat they IN
formed his lordship Of their intention, ~
which Inc became enragcd and ordered them
IN send report OF bis speech 10 their pa
pers or suffer his displeasure and be re-
ported by him to their employers, a, Tue
same time giving bis secretary IN
structions TO assist them In making tner
REPORTS. But the press boys remained urn,
In sp,te OF his wrath, and told him that they
were not prepared 10 sacrifice their dignity
and manhood at his bidding. They were
reported by the Ea TO their respective pa.
pcrs. ~ am sorry 10 say" said the Pos.
and Tribune informant. that the MAI had
enough OF the cringing spirit to discharge
it, man. but the GLOBE was not so subserN-
ent. and refused to losea good man, whe-
,her at the command OF a titled bulldozer
OF an ordinary one"
This incident surprised the writer, who
had been led to believe better things OF
Lord DufTerin, who was certainly very
popular with Canadians-one quallty
which made him so undoubtedly being
bis rare tact and graceful way OF dong
the right shing at the proper time. lie WAS
always equal. TO the emergency. When ne
was ut Chatham he was presented with an
address in French by body OF french
men. To their surprise and delight he re,
piled in excellent French. Nothi could
have been u greater compliment to them,
and they manifested their appreciation a.
ter they had got over their surprise, Dy
! breaking into loud cheers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-05
THE RICHMOND MISREPRESENTATION. JULY $. 1884,

while aiding or abetting the rebellion.
This IL the question which has been
pending the whele dav, and on which no
quorum has voted at any time. IL was not
more successful tonight, and on yea and
nay vote the House was left without quo
rum.
Mr.. Holman submitted the conference
report on the legislative, Judicial, and
executive appropriation bin Of two hum
dred and eighty-three amendments placed
on the bill by the Senate. The conference
committee have reached an agree
ment on all except twenty-six. These
twenty-siN may oe divided into four
classes. The first class increases the
appropriations for the contingent fund
OF the Senate from $4,000 10 s3i 900.
and strikes out the prohibition that any
part OF tins sum Is 10 be used for the pay
ment OF clerks TO senators. The second
class prohibits the printing In the Congress
S'0ndl Record Of any speech not delivered in
Senate or House. The third class increases
by 100000 the appropriation for salari
OF collectors and deputy collectors OF IL
ternal revenue. and by s135,000 the appro-
priation for salaries and expenses OF agents
and gaugers, and strikes out the provision
reducing the number Of internal revenue
and customs districts, and also the proyi-
sion eXemptng small dstillerics from the
operation OF title IS Revised Statutes. The
fourth class involves S226, 900, and increases
the clerical force in the Pension Office.
The Senate amendments increased the APP
preparations in the bill Sl,0S7,4 2i. The
amount yielded by the House cOnierrees is
s29G,5S4, and the amount involved in the
points still in dispute is $4,000. The to-
tai amount appropriated by the bill, as far
as agreed upon, is 220,SS6A2l. The report
was agreed 10, and then Mr.. Hancock. OF
Texas, moved concurrence in the first class
OF the amendments in dispute. having rela-
ton to the Senate contingent fund and the
removal of the prohibition upon the use Of
this fund.
After some debate the motion to concur
was lost yeas, j6 nays, 100.
The House then Insisted on its disagree
ment to all the Senate amendments in dis
pute.
Nessrs. Holman, Hancock, and Cannon
were reappoInted conferrecS, and the
House, st 1890 A. NJ, adjourned until 0
O'Clock A. NJ.
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| will WANDER into the desert.
will march through the prairie,
] viii walk upon the golden thorn--
Who Il there who can stop meg
To change me from This planistionp
have the support Of Louisians--
WIois Their. who can resist fney

WHO'S there who can resist me!
As he sang he seemed 10 grow In stature,
and his eyes began 10 role in a sort OF Wild
frenzy. There was ieroeity in every word,
boldness and defiance in every gesture.
Keeping time to bis song, the tam-tams
and fiddle gave weird and sayag"ly mo-
notonous accompaniment that II was easy
10 believe was not unlike the savage music
Of Africa.
When il came time for all to join in the
refrain he waved his arms, and then from
every throat went up:
Male oirca "a ~ rlotn'
He bad hardly ended the fourth stanza
before two women. uttering loud cry,
joined their leader on the floor, and these
three began march around the room. AS
the song progressed an emaciated young
negro sfepped out, and. amid the shouts OF
all. fell in behind the others.
The last addition 20 the wlid dancers was
most affected OF oil, and in a sort OF delirium
be picked M two OF the candles and
marched on with them In his hand. When
he arrived opposite the Queen she gave
him something to drink out OF bottle.
After swallowing some he retained 2
mouthiul. which, with 4 peculiar blowing
sound. he spurted In a mist from his lips,
holding the candle so rs 10 catch the vapor
As 1t was alcohol 1t blazed up. and this Al
tempt at necromancy was hailed with
shout.
Then commenced the regular voudot
dance, with all its twiStings and cOntOr
{ ons. Two OF the women fell exhausted tC
the floor in a frenzy aud frothng at th'
mouth. and the emaciated young man wa
carried out Of the room unconscious
Enough bad been seen to satisfy the guests
leaving the now excited crowd still contin
uing the dance. n start was made for tn
city. The hour being O'Clock.
Much more. did the hour permit, coul'
be said OF this wild. fantastic orgie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-05

lighthouse at Cape HenIopen. owing 10
the inroads OF the SCI. now stands about
twenty-five yards outside OF the high. water
Tine, and Is consequently IN imminent d,n.
ger OF beng washed away. Mariners
should bear this in mind, and should they
at any time In coming in be unable 10 ace
the range OF the beacon with the Cane light
or the Breakwater light they should NOT AZ.
tempt to enter unless they have q good pilot,
or they should at least keep 10 northward
OF Breakwater range. Second. II Is in
tended by the United States engineers 20
immediately begin the filling In of the
channel between the eastern end Of leo
breaker and the western extremity Of Break-
water, by sinking mattresses OF bru.b and
branches, preparatory 10 entirely closing
tse opening by continuous wall OF stone'
Mariners must beware OF using thi,
passage hereafter. As II will Of necessity
become more shallow day by day, ard an
attempt 10 pass through would be danger.
Gus. Third. A life-saving station Ia, lately
been built about twenty-five yards back q,
the beach and about five hundred wards
TO the eastward OF the railroad wharf at
Lewcs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-05

TRUSTEES SALE OF SEVERAL
i VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND LYNN
IN PAMUNhtI RIVER: IN HANOVER MD
KING WILLIAM COUNTlkS.-rhere VIII he
sold at public auction, Al HanoyertOvn ferry, on
TUESDAY. July 30, 1854,
SEVERAL TRACTS OF LAND belonging to the
estate vi the late A. Is. Dahney, ~ toliov'-t9 WI
james e.. White, IS trustee IN deed Of trust
dated 1T day Of June les OF record IN cierN, (,
m. yAi TArLE AND HIGHLY Improved
FARM CALLED "SPRlNGFlfLD,n containing
2tO ACRES. more or less, ncar ltano" rto"n
isnds OF c. v. Wormley, s. Hay, aud other !;
his tract will be sold subject 10 a prior deed IT
trust thereon held by George Corr for $1,000.
This farm I. all arabic except about ID acre.
OF fue OAK timber, and has upon II a NEW
DIV YELLING and other buildings.
The land Is exceedingly fertile aud un Ter g"od
cultivation. The neighbOrhood Is healthy aud ~
TsnMs: cash enough to pay all The expenses Of
sale, about $50. anu also $1,000, with interest
from the Is. day Of Jane, 1881 aud credit a.
follows: $1,000 aud Interest from lt day OF
June. 1871, 10 be paid lst day OF Jlns' le7o
and $1,000. with Ike INTEREST, to De paid 1T DAY
Of June. 1887. and che residue payable lsI day OF
June, 1855.
Edmund Waddlll, Jr., rs trustee In deed from \.
n. Dabney, OF date 7th June. los2, recor led ~
Hanover Cousiy Court clerks Office, ID. w. !,
psge 44S also h,RS WiIl,smC county 4qrI cIfrA y
TIMBER LAND, containing l2O ACRES, mere
or less situated In King William county, adioln-
ing the lands or ". W. Dabney and others. and
Immediately At Mechanicsvlle. This l. ibe nncs!
tract OF pine timber Ia that section OF the country
aud a. convenient To shipping points on The "a
munkey river. -
In Hanover county, near HsnoyertOwn ferry im-
mediztely on Pamunkey river; adjoining inc
lands OF the late John A. Meredith and Others
This tract Is partly arsbe and partly tinberei.
TEBNs or SALE: Expenses OF safe tahout 80
cash; also. s723.56 sua interest from the TN 81
June. 1883, aud $3.50 with Interest from the Ith
day Of june, 1854, cash; and $3.50 IN be paid "a,
TN Of June, 1885, aid the residue on the TN day
Of June, 1885.
W. W. Dabney and T.. II. Hall, a5 trustees IN 8
deed dated lllh day Of November 1881, Of re-
cord In the clerks Oince OF the County Court o.
ssV ONE TRACT of LAND containing 09a
ACRES more or less, In Hanover county near
HAnoyeItown, adjoining the lands OF hrs. New
ton, A. 81. ErOach, and others.
TERMS OF SALE: Expenses OF sale taDOul soO
cash; also, 4372 and interest thereon from tn
1 nh day OF November 1851. cash, anf the resi-
due upon = credit Of six months.
All OF these sales are made upon She requirement
OF The party secured Ia the respective deeds. abt
In all u these sales Ihe purchasers VIII receive
deed and will execute - 'rust-feed upon the pro
perry purchased b. secure all OF The deferred pay
menIs. JhhES W. "Hiih' ~.
EDMUND wADDiLL, JR,
1ru zee.
wv; DAAERNEY'I Trustees,
ie 27-dlsw&wtds
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TIE BRIDGE DISASTER.
List OF Killed and Wounded.

Ky telegraph U the Dispatch'l
ST. LOUIS. July "A special to the Post
Dispatch from Moberly SAYS: The list Of
drowned and seriously injured in the
Grand-riyer bridge catastrophe il incrcaS-
ing az the work Of clearing away the wreck
progresses. II Is now estimated that twelve
men were drowned and as many more fatal
ly injured. The following list OF the names
Of the drowned and injured was received
here this morning: John Long, drowned;
Robert Baker, fatally injured; James
Younger, shoulder crushed Platt Young,
leg broken; Frederick Young, drowned
(body recovered yesterday; y. Fisher.
drowned: d.. Haywood, cut about the
head and internally injured (be cannot re-
cover; Ward West, hips and back badly
cut d; James Bruce, temple crushed; j. j..
Benson, leg broken and internally injured;
John 4. Dillon, drowned; George Brown.
thigh broken; Philip Beck, engineer OF
the train, badly crushed; James Dick, fire
men, hips crushed and both arms broken
cannot recovery; James McCord, hips
crushed and internally injured (has since
died); James Hogan, back and hips hurt
Archibald Hill, badly bruised j. Z. Map
well. OF SIMMER, wrist Spraincd and badly
bruised about the hips and back; A. {.
nslly injured.
The bodies OF Abram Webb aud John
Long have not been recovered. Three I'M
identified bodies have been recovered by
the divers. The portion OF the bridge
which gave way represents the centre span,
and WAS about $50 feet long and 10 feet
above the water. The structure is what IS
called false work. The cause OF the acct
dent has not been fully established The
engineer was backing the train on the
bridge, and was checking its speed in or
der to cross safely, and the whole tram was
brought almost to a stlnd-still in the CEN
tire, when extra steam was put on. The
frai bridge beg IN to tOtter. and soon sank
under the trains weight. The engineer
saw that nothing could be done to prevent
the disaster, and began sounding the
whistle, which was continued until the en-
CINE struck the water. But for this alarm
not single occupant OF eight cars would
have been saved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-05
washington Items.


WASHINGTON, ID. G., July l.-rhe presi-
dent sent the following nominations 10 the
Senate to-day John A. Kasson, OF Iowa.
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleni.
pQtentiary Of the United States 10 Germany:
AlphonsO Taft, Of Ohio, Envoy Extrsord.
mary and Minister Plenipotentisry OF the
United States 20 Russia; John NJ. Francis.
81 New York, Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister PlenIpOsentlary OF the United
states 20 Austria and Hungary; Lewis
Richmond, Of Rhode Island. 10 be
Minister Resident and Consul-tieneral
Of The United States 10 Portugal !;
Samuel II. NJ. Byers, Cousul-General at
Rome, Italy; Ramon o. Williams. Consul
General at Havana; Ward McAlister, Jr.,
OF California, United States Judge for the
District Of Alaska; +. w. Haskell, OF
Iowa. United States Attorney for the Dis
trict Of Alaska; Andrew I. Lewis, OF llIi-
nois, clerk Of the United States Court for
the District Of Alaska; NJ. &. Hillyer, OF
California, MarshIl OF the United States
Court for the District OF Alaska; Frank
Sperry, OF New York, Associate Justice OF
The Supreme Court OF Dakota; seward
smith. ~ Iowa. Associate Justice OF the
Supreme Court Of Dakota; George Turner.
OF Alabama, Associate Justice OF the
supreme Court OF Washington Territory;
John jarrett, Of Pennsylvania, to be Com
missioner Of Labor. This Is new office,
created by Senator Blair's bill establishing
the Bureau Of Labor stat sites IN the In
terror Department jarrett was formerly
a, the bead Of the Amalgamated Iron and
Steel Association, from which he recently
retired.
The Senate to-day rejected the ncmtna.
zion OF W. III. Collier rs postmaster OF
Marion Courthouse aud Eugene III. Dlbble
as postmaster Of Camden, both Of south
Carolina.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-05
4 STORY or DUFFERIN.
How the Recent GOyernor-aieneral Tried 70
Browbeat Two Newspaper Men.

The crowd at Windsor Yesterday was the
largest seen there since the reception given
the Earl Duflern. Speaking OF this 10 q
leading citizen OF Detroits Canadian SUI
burb, be related an incident which showed
that bis lOrdship was not always the ur-
bone gentleman he appeared, aud that the
press OF Canada is not rs free TO chronicle
unpleasant facts about persons in authority
as the newspapers OF America.
During the Earps trip he was accompa-
MED by representative each OF the Toronto
.fgil aud Globe, two Of the leading papers
of the Dominion, who gave accounts OF
the various receptions. together with re-
ports OF the speeches which the Earl made.
AT Chatham . large reception was held,
and the whole town turned out. But while
elaborate preparations had been made for
every one else, when the two reporters ar
rived they found that no provision had
been made for them, and II was with the
"A dif{fof1lfx that fios, s.sx,1d th9 town
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-05
THE CIRCUIT COURT
\ Oh THE CITY OF RICHMOND, MAY 49,

The commonwealth OF Virginia suing for the
t~nent OF the Board OF Education OF Nir-
ginia..................
against
Martha stanard, administrstrlx de b0His ROn 81
Robert &. stanard. deceased, and Lewis l.. Win
ston, sheriff Of the cisy Of Richmond. and a
such administrator de bOnts non OF Elizabeth
Thompson and Margaret Ihompson de-
THIS DAY came the plaintiff by Francis ;. Blair,
Attorney General OF the Commonwealth OF Nlr-
ghnia. and ned Us bill, and thereupon came tls
defendant Martha Stanard, adminlsirsirix d>
5Onis non OF u. &. stanzrd, deceased, by ner
coun el and hled ber answer tO said bill. t0 which
answer the plaintiff by counsel replied generally,
and by consent II Is ordered that this ease he
dOcketed, aud the plAinnn alleging among other
ant Martha stsnsrd. a. The personal representative
Of Robert {. Stanard deceased seertAin certIhcate
u stock OF tie Common ilth Of Virginia, No
24sg, dated April 7. 1883, FOR 1,d25, which was
issued 10 said Robert 4. Stan1rd a. commissioner
under an order entered In the Z" S:ruggs cascs" Ia
Tie Circuit Court OF The clty OF Richmond, March
So 1903; thai the said certificate OF stock belongs
10 the heirs at Law OF Elizabeth aud Margaret
Thompson, deceased. who are unknown, aud alley
ing thai SAid certificate + now icrclct having
no rshtfnl owner, and asking that II be escheaiei
~ the CommOnwe wealth for the bcneii II IT, re,a-
tor IL IL therefore ordered that the heirs ~ ag.
II Any, or the said Elizabeth and Narsarei rhOm p
son, deceased and Ill Others claiming an Interest
in said certificate OF stock, appear hear on the
FIRST DAY OF THE NEXT OCTOBER TERN
and make themselves defendants - said b.ll, ana
IL Is further ordered that a copy % tais order D.
Published three months respectively ~ the klca-
mond DispascA and Washington Posi-.
copy-Testes -.
je 5-Sa3m ALFRED SHIELD, tlirA.
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Tho Cholera I'm France.

By cable 10 the Dlspalch'J
PARIS. February 4.-No deaths from
cholera occurred at Marseilles last night.
There were five deaths at Toulon.
LISBON, July 4.-POrtugal has declared
quarantine against all English vessels.
GENEVA. July 4.-Pa.scngers from Tou-
lon and MarseilleS are dislntected at the
railway station.
GIBRALTAR, July 4.-The Spanish and
English officials here have hada dispute with
reference to the precautions to be taken
against the spread OF cholera. The span
iards attem pied to establish sanitary cor
don fifty Yards from the British lines, bul
were compelled to withdraw the Gordon
teyond the centre Of neutral ground.
TOrLoN. July 4.-Dr. Koch, 4 member OF
the German cholera committee and head OF
the cholera commission, who has offered
his services to the French Government u
ascertain the character o; the epidemic
has arrived here. DR.. Borel, naval physl'
elan, died TO-DAY from cholera.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-05
A Big Blaze.
fB, telegram to tho Dlspstch.l

[By Telegraph 70 tho DIspsIch'I
PORT PERRY, ONT, July All the busl-
ness portion OF this place was burned TO-
dsy. The fire extended from Ackerman's
saddlery shop west. and included the On
tario BANK. the stores Of kos' & Sons,
LANG Il Meharry, aud T. 5. Corrigan'
Windsor Hotel. Wrights shoe-store, AM
sons drugstore, T. c. Forenrsns sl3re'
Campbell's feed-store, McCann's leweiry-
store, Browns hardware-St"re, ana inc
stores Of W. Brock and Davenport, Janle'
& Co. The loss is from SloO,OOO 10 S2OV,-
coo. This is the second disastrous nrs mere
within wear.