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The Red Cloud chief., 1884-05-09

0Ag0N Send six cents for postage. and re-
a kktk6sceive free. a costly box of goods which
viii help all, of either sex. To more InOnay right
away than any thing else in this world. For
fumes await the workers absolutely. AT once ad-
dress TREE & Ce.. Augusta. Maine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-05
Margaret Houghey's Monument. q

A New Orleans telegram says: A marble
monument OF Margaret Houghey is TO be
unveiled and dedicated next Wednesday
afternoon. Ex-Governor Frank Il. Nichols
will deliver the Grafton. Father Herbert
Jesuit priesp and the Rev. DR.. Palmer
Presbyterian) will olIiciate. Mayor Gull.
lOtte will accept the statue IN behalf OF the
city, and turn II over 10 the keeping OF the
lady commissioners OF Margaret place.
Margaret was an uncultured Irish
woman who could, neither read nor
write, who never wore a silk dress
nor kid glove, but who conducted a
large mercantile business. acquiring great
wealth, which she devoted during her life
time TO the building Of an orphan asylum
and feeding the inmates. She died here
two years ago. and her funeral was the
lsrgest popular ovation the town ever be-
held. The statue was designed by Alex
ander Doyle, OF New York, and cut at Car
rars, Italy. II is now on its way hlther
from New York, and is due Monday. The
Fire Department will turn out and escort
the marble from the steamer TO the place
where IL viii be erected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-05
pxnami,er,s Conf. ss,on.

A Stuttgart special Of the Sd instant says /:
The Stats Ansetg@ is authority for the
statement that the Anarchis, imprisoned
here on the charge 81 being concerned In
the attempt TO destroy with dynamite the
statue OF Germanla In the Nlederwald has
made detailed confession. The commits
sion which has been investigating the
Niederwald conspiracy recently reported
that the approaches 10 the statue over
which the German Emperor and the royal
party passed In the dedication ceremonies
were laid with dynamite attached 10 fuse.
The dynamite had become injured and the
fuse disconnected by the heavy rains which
prevailed In the Niederwald region lust
prior TO the dedication. The prisoner has
confessed that the plot was TO destroy the
Emperor at least.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-05
NORFOLK.
The Reesua-A Big Crowd and Good Races
tst<eiai telegram 20 the Dispatch.l

The Regstta-A Big Crowd and Good Races
IsteciaI telegram to the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, July 4, 1884.
A tremendous crowd attended the regst-
In at Campostella to-day. The hrst race
was a six-osred barge race between Gene
raj V. ID. Groner's barge and one from the
United States ship Franklin, for money
prize OF fifty dollars. Groner's barge wa.
commanded by his son, = youth, as cox
swain, and won In sixteen minutes and
fifty.fiye seconds. Distance one mile and
return. The Franklin was badly distanced.
The next race was the shell-race OF four
Dared gigs between the Potomacs. OF Wash
ington, and Columbia, of Georgetown, aud
Elizabeths, OF observation-disclosures one
mile and a bali straight away. Won by
the Columbus in nine minutes twenty-five
seconds; the Elizabeths second. Ii was
fine race and very close, and won the prize
Of the CLYDE cup, given by William L.
Clyde. Of New York.
The third race was TIE four-oared gig
race OF the State Association between the
Appomattox and Cockades, OF Petersburg.
and Norfolk GymDastic Crew, distance
ono mile and bali straight away. and was
won by the Noriolks in ten minutes thirty
one seconds; the Cockades were second.
The prize was the French State Association
cup. The Cockades were given the second
prise--the Fredericksburg cup.
The last race was rowed IN heavy rain
storm.
The prizes were presented by Colonel L..
ID. Starkc, OF this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-05
THE STATE Al LARGE.
PErxasBuRe AND VICINITY.

D<ssk sfs LADY sale or Fine P,assansn--
Personal.
tccrespondencc Of TIE Richmond Dispa,ch.i
PETEesBuRo, july &, 1884.
The <th has been very qniet dsy here.
A great many OF our people observed Il by
going away on excursions aud pic-pics.
Between I've and six hundred persons
vert down to Norfolk TO witpess the re-
gath.
this city, died this morning Of consump-
ton, after lingering illness. Her remains
will be taken TO Richmond tomorrow for
burial.
The famous plantation known as Long
wood. embracing about 1.o0o acres. lying
on she Appomattox river. In the upper por-
ton Of Chestersid county, has recently
been purchased by Mr.. Charles A. Gallop,
an Englshmap, who intends 10 make .
stock farm Of Il. The price paid was
$4,000. which includes crops, stock, and
every thing on the farm. The farm has
been IN possession OF the Tatun family for
oyera hundred years.
1t may be remarked that In this imme-
diste section, and just across the border
IN Amelia county, there Is quito q colony
81 English people. numbering probably
some City or sixty families. They are Of y
class tbxt viii do honor 70 any community
in which they settle.
Rev. =. s. Lambeth, pastor Of Washing
ton-Strcet church. has been granted "a
months leave OF absence, and on Monday
next will leave 10 spend his vacation In
Northern Virginia. Several other ell urches
among the different denominations will
likewise be mindful OF their pastors.
II seems that the ordinance creating the
Office Of CITY Engineer expired by limita-
ton on the LET OF July. The city Is there
fore nj present without such an Office. In
order that an engineer may be elected. the
Council will have 10 rc6nact the old ordi-
nance, or adopt new one. This will be
decided at the adjourned meeting on the
10th. At that meeting also we shall doubt
less have q definite report about the Vir-
gina and Carolina railroad, upon viii ch
The Council can act. ROBIN ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-05
Nearly 0 Collision.

Mr.. Howard Baker. writing from Bor-
deaux 10 the London Times, gives ar ac-
count Of the following incident on the high
sens. which but for the GOODNESS and de-
cision Of the master and officers OF the YES
sci might have ended In disaster: 81 lcit
London for Bordeaux as passenger on
board the steamship Lapwiug owned by
the General Steam Navigation company on
THURSDAY, June H. All went well up
iii FRIDAY night. when in due course
myself and the other passengers (among
whom were several ladies' retired Tor
the night. Shortly after midnight l
was awakened by the vessel stop
ping and the noise Of the steam-wbistiv.
Being constant traveller by steamers, /
concluded we were in fog, the most dam
g.rous enemy the sailor has TO contend
with. I. therefore, got out OF my berth,
dressed myself, and went on deck. There
/ found q dense fog surrounded us. Not
feeling ineliued TO sleep proceeded to the
smoking-roosu. where | sat smoking q
cigar. About A. NJ. / heard the sound
of strange whistle close at hand.
stepped on deck, aud a moment AZ
Ter large sailing ship, with all
sails sci, looned through the fog, sail
ing towards our midships. At the same
in Quick succession, which had the effect OF
placing our vessel almost parallel 10 the
sailing ship. so that instead OF striking our
vessel end ON, which must have sunk one
II not beth ships, by the foresight and
Judgment OF our captain we simply re-
ceived sliding blow from the sailing ship
rs We passed, TINS reducing II TO slight
collision. At the same time the order was
|, given by the captain, All hands on deck !;
boat stations; carpenter. sound the
pumps In IN incredibly short space Of
time, and amid deep silence only broken
by the orders, which were given with the
utmost GOODNESS by the captain and officers,
the port boat was manned by the chief officer
and crew, the second officer and crew
standing by 10 man the starboard liie-bosi
II necessary. by this time the pumps had
been sounded. aud 70 our great relief the
ship reported dry fore aud aft. On in-
speeding the damage the carpenter reported
a hole In the ships side above the water
fine and the top rails Knocked away. We
tried TO find the ssdling-vessel, but, al
though we heard her whistle twice after
ward, we saw no more OF her,"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-05

Paris has found q new sensation IN
bird-charmer. who ,ias been astonishing
tbc bouIevardicrs with his powers. A bet
was made between him aud N. Loizey,
gentleman who was rather sceptical In such
rn stterr. The conditions were that n.
Loizey should furnish dozen birds. which
were TO be at the disposal OF the charnier
for fifteen minutes. At the end OF that
time N. Picard was TO open the care which
contained them aud each bird was TO
aliebt upon certain arbutus, brought upon
the ground by him and placed at distance
OF one hundred metres from the point
where they were liberated. For each BIRD
which did not obey the charm within
quarter OF an hour NJ. Picard was IN pay
N. Loizey fifty francs. and for each bird
which did, NJ. Loizey was to pay NJ. Picard
the same SUN. When the tune for the test
arrived so large and so curious crowd
bad gathered on the Champs de Mars that
IL was impossible to maintain the neediul
space OF 100 metres around the spot where
the cage was placed. Forty metres
was MI the distance that could be secured.
The results. therefore, were not accepted
as determining the bet, and another trial
viii he made. The birds, howeyer--re-
leased Under these conditlons-1ew one by
ore to the arbutus and perched on It's
branches, to the great establishment, IL IS
said, OF the spectators. VI. Picird's charm
consists, IL " believed, in impregnat!ng
these branches with a colorless and mystic
rious liquid. the secret Of which Is as yet
his own.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-05
DhNpLLLE.

suit vs.. Dansilie and New-fiiver Railroad
Accident ON the Midland Rose-Dry wes-
shsr end FIeeds--sits for Depot FIXED Upon.
Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatcb.I
july 4, 1884.
Mr.. w. 7. Piekelsime-, who was injured
by being Knocked or the track OF the Dan
vile and New-Riyer railroad some time
ago, has sued the company for damages in
the sum OF $4,000. and the 10th instant
has been fixed fo- the trial OF the case in
the Corporation Court.
II Is impossible TO learn much more about
the accident on the Midland road near
Lyncb's station. on Wednesday. than that
fourteen freight ears were thrown from the
track and some Of them broken up. The en-
eineer (name not known) was injured. and
the track 10 damaged that passenger trains
could not 20 through. Since the accident
nj Lynchburg there had been only one mail
per day from Lynchburg, but the train due
here on that schedule Wednesday evening
did not reach here till about =. III. yes
terdsy.
The rains In this section have been re-
markab.y local, and some are already eX-
Meeting q drought. Here there has been
rain enough for any grumblef, but eight
miles north the ground Is dry, and the
same was the case day before yesterday SIX
teen miles east. Within the last eight days
there have been such floods Ct water In the
creeks Just south TINT one farmer estimates
his loss In damages at $4,000. The water
In the creeks was higher than 1t had been
IN a generation, and the stream OF muddy
water from one 81 them marked its course
nearly across Dan river, which, at the
mouth OF that creek. Is about one hum
dred yards wide.
The size for the depot at Patrick Court
house tStuart) has been fixed upon, and
President Sutberhn says he will be ready
for business there about the LIST OF August.
ALPHA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-05
BvJ. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEW AND
L MODERN BRICK DWELLING, No. l0l7
MIST CLAY SrREET.-By virtue OF deed o..
trust dated the 3lst Of Nay 1883, And executed
by Edward NaylOr to the undersigned. trustee 70
.fcurr certain note therein mentioned. and de-
fsul: having been made aud being requested by the
beneficiary 40 - do. viii SELL on the premises
TUESDAY, July 8, 1854,
nj O'Clock T.. NJ, the above property. The
HOUSE contains Eve rooms, T. must substantially
buiIt, having hot and cold water and other modern
conycniefces. being recently erected.
TRANS: While The deed calls for cash yet by
consenf Of an raries concerned it viii De one
third cash; balance I'm six and twelve months, in-
terost added. secured Nv a trust deed,
LE ROY r.. BROWN, Trustee
j. THOMPSON BROWN Il CO., AuctiOncers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-05
Superintendent Rome Gas-Light Con
.Labouchero and tno Mind. Reader.

A London cable dispatch says; Sir John
Blossett Maule, Q. c., the public prosecu-
tor, has refused 10 allow Mr. w. Irving
Bishop, the American thought-reader,. to
criminsily prosecute Mr.. Labouchere for
libel on account of the charges in Truth
that Mr.. Bishop swindled the Victoria Hos
pital out OF f300. Mr.. Bishop has conse-
quently hegun q civil action for damages
against Mr.. Laboucbere, and 1t Is under
stood that his costs are guaranteed by some
Of the aristocrats who have felt the sting OF
Mr.. Labouchere's sarcasm In the radical
pages Of Truth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-05
xat the End of the Matter.

fr.dladclphia Public fsesiger, Independently
The President canuos complain, under
'these circumstances. IL the veto Is ascribed
10 petty political motives, which have been
the chief obstacle General Porter has had
20 meet during the last twenty years. But
this Is not the end OF the matter. In the
very nature Of the case the agitation must
30 on until General Porter Is restored to
The army or has passed away where neither
houors nor political spites nor army
tealousies can affect him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-05
skalRrfaI Poison.

ROME, GA, May 70, 1883.
With the hope that il will reach the eye
OF other sufferers, desire TO make a state
ment OF my case and my wonderful rescue
from death from malarial bloo1-poison by
the use OF the great 5. s. 5. (Swifts Spe-
cifc).
la 1880 came from the North to take
charge Of the gas.w0rks in Rome, as SUI
perintendent, aud after the overflow.
which occurred in the spring following, ]
was very much exposed to malarlal poison,
and in 1882 found my blood so contain
mated with the poison that | was forced
TO give up business. / was treated by the
Rome physicians without relief, they adj
vising me TO 20 North. which | did. The
doctors North told me that my only hope
was TO return TO the milder climate, and
accordingly | came back 10 Rome, CON.
pletely bi oxen down and nearly "a skeleton.
Ny trouble finally determined in an abscess
Of the liver, and nearly every one (mysef
included) thought l was doomed 10 die
within a few days. In this condition
was advised by a friend 10 take Swiits
Specific, aud took it Just as drowning
man would catch at u straw, but as soon a.
my system got under the influence OF the
remedy the abscesS came to a point and
burst, passing or without pain. In fifteen
days after this was up at my work, and
have since enjoyed excellent health.
Every sufferer from malarial poison
should take Swiits SPECIFIC.
&. q. SPENCER,
Superintendent Rome Gas-Light Com
paDy.
Treatise on Blood and Skin-Diseases
mailed free.
The Swift Specific Company, Drawer 3,
Atlanta, Ca, 1853 west Twenty-thlrd street.
New York, and 1905 Chestnut street, Phil-
acelDhia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-05

The Richmond Dispatch has enlarged 1t.
borders 2J per cent. in space and size, max
log handsome eight-column daily, and
thus giving renewed evidence OF its enter
prise and prosperity. May Richmond and
the Dispatch grow together, and with all
the dispatch requisite 70 great city and
paper Fredericksburg ketcs.
The true issue Of the campaign Is and
should be "reform." Not fdriB reform.
nor reform In any special line, but whole
sale, complete reforms reform from the
smallest official through all the departments
up TO the presidential mansion. -Hdlifar
kecord.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-05

The Pan-Presbyteriau Council concluded
fts work at q late hour Thursday night. A
great variety Of business was disposed Of
during the day. a series Of rules were
submitted, and after some discussion It
wes agreed 10 hand them 10 the Executive
Committee for consideration. The COM
ptttee win report apon them al Tho next
needing. At the evening session Principal
Cairns, OF Edinburgh. delivered the fare
well address. The council adjourned to
meet In London IN 1855.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-05
Rumor that Khartouru was Capturcd
I'm NAV.

A dispatch from Cairo to the London
TeleQrdph says that letters have been re-
ceiyed there from Khartoum stating that
the place was captured during the latter
part OF May without difficulty. There was
no massacre. Most OF the Europeans turned
Mohammedan. Among those who qua nor
was General Gordon, who is quite safe and
allowed the freedom OF the Mahdi's camp.
The Mahdi himself IL at Khartoun. the
Europeans are well treated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-05
RArLHoAD HINES.


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and Charlottesville TO Louisville
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to clifton korge.
ARRIVE RICHMOND:
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porl's News, except Sunday.
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local points, except Sunday. v,.
$50 2. NJ From Norfolk except sunday. srv III
old Point ahd Newport's News daily
Pullman ar except On SUNDAY train'
$40 2, N. IRON Louisville and Cincinnati
Fast express, daily.
10.IoP, ~ From Norfolk, old Point, ana Ne"-
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Sunday Excursion 20 Newports News and Oin
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DEPOT: seventeenth aud Broad streets.
Ticket- Orices: 1000 Main street ana Cn@'-
pe'seand ONO H'''"'y II. W. vULLEe,.
General Passenger hgent,
CIV. SMITH. General Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-05
by Sutton & Co,
Real Estate Agents and !uctionesrs'
l10S Nain street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF De
NjTICUFD FRAME DWELLIN ON
WAsITNGTON STREET NEAR MECHANICS
VILE TURNPIKE-By. virtne OF deere. o Oh
the Circuit Court Of ienrico county, en'creu ~
July D 1854 I'm the suit OF Cunllns ham. ruard-
ian. rs. Cunningham End &c the undersigned;
special commissioner appointed thereby, Will sell
al public auction, on the premises on
WEDNESDAY, JCLY o. 1884,
a, , o.elock p. NJ, the rbove-dc-crib>d PRO
PFRTY. Tie lot froats 2GrlG2 foet IN thc
south side Of Washington street The dwelling
contains four rooms. =, -,
TERMS: One-third cash: balance at six and
twelve months FOE negotiable notes, with per
cent interest. aud title retained until MI the pur
lie Court ~ Y. REDDl,
Special Commissioners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-05
DICHMOND BAZAAR,

u iCIiMOND BAZAAR, Is.4N
Nos. 1883 AID l44O FRANKLIN STREET.
Our regular sale will take place
TO-DAY SATURDAY
AZ 10 o'clOcl, AT which time we viii sell num-
her Of EXCELLENT ANIMALS.
we have been r-guested u advertise
TWO EXCELLENT tAkh HORSES
TWO EXCELLENT FARM MULES.
This stock Is said 10 he hrsi-class
BLACK GELDTNG, SIX years Old can trol z'oo
snrp warranted sound aud reli -ole. 49,
SOREEL GELDING. six years old nearly thor-
ought red. rides aud drives well IT..
W,ll-known STALLION ST. JAMES, Wthont
BLACK MARE, RAY MARE
RAY HORSE, and 2 MULES.
sold for want of u@e: sound ana good workers;
suitable for farmers.
Nv r,-tuc,t of GraybIl Co., 70 close conslgn-
mcnt-
NEW BUGGlES. ..,, -, ,-y,z,,,
/ Get HARNESS and WOOL BLANhNiS'
1879 '''"'' VI f. u. COOK. Anctinn@"-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-05

H iios Hain street.
COMMISSIONERS SAL III -, Ur ciM,ysTEa-
~ qhBLiE; . InyAo on 1THE G0QpE'sssyRinnfyHrs.
rinLp CC90SSTAiSfSG 757 ACRES bf Ao''
TioN.
cnsstsraeid Circuit Court,
Hazal pccrec OF
.rsbcr.{ November H. 1883
u,.u,nre of the sbose-menticned asGr cor.
.,,S tuit the undersigned ~ nv mon the pro-
missioner thereby, win oner i"' s"'' W.
m'S''' On WEDNESDAY, July 10, 1854.
A ,hc TRACT OF LAND mem
As , a. AID decree, situated on the g,sinIuy
toned IN 49, .ndk nsyu as Woodiawn. coatx, nsvS
81 ss,si.l more or less, win e"on 60 ,,sual
DWELLING q aye or LINZ sls he same tract o. Land
ort-puiIoiIe e,nxeyrd 10 William II. Hnrsu W 20
wn,eh x " and wife, and sold BY slid haha'' !"
h ,rns on SALE: Enough is can n 23,pIs'as
penses on ss n5 intorrst to July l6, 1880 and .e
lprincis, three cnual annual insta mcnt. VIII. ,m
aea ~ the rate OF per cent. PER zns LII
Sr,,n dsy az sale for be9otianie .,,, money h
retained until the whole OF ,nc RRv zoe Court.
r.id and conveyance orderenn pi -" nfIShSP.
special Commissioner.
u.x.I1, ys. ARcHER-lS THE Ci ..o ,trrn. IL
CHAECIRY. -. A., h.-,,v
tr n F,ournoy. clerk OF said court, DO nercoy
,iT, IN The bond required OF the spcsaM s.n,
1880, or John Dunlop, In ssid cause Oh N"'e-
hnr 10 1881. las been duly given. -, Ian.
Given under my hand tnlf III ggIIoI,RNoY,
1884. Cierk.
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FOR RENT.
BOOTS, SHOES. &c.

ALLIGATOR. SEAL, and GRAis-LEAfHEh
CLUB SACKS;
srioIIDER- and GRiP-SACks;
STEAMER and
sTATE-Roou TRUNKS, and all other styles
Of Trunks;
s.rCuELs, yALIsEs, BAGS, STRAPS, &c.
ruIl and complete lines OF LADIES' MissES'
cpILpREN's, GENTLEMEN's, and BOYS
SIMMER BOOTS, SHOES, TIES, SLIPPERS,
-, er,ups. j. 4. GRiGG,
s, Pace Block.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-05
HrSRICo CoUyTY-To Wit:

HrERICo COUSTY-TO WIT:
l. Samuel +. Wsddill. deputy clerk Of the CIR
cuit Cont Of the county aforesaid, do certitv max
the special coIa missioner has given the bond r.,
quired by decree of sad court enteeh me "a
dAy of July, 1854. in the suit Of Cunningham,
guardian, &C., 20 Cunningham and others. 80,
Iiiyen under my baud this % day Of July, lS5f.
va SAuTEL Il. WADDlLL.