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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-25
THE SUN
NEW YORK 1884.


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STATE PRESS.
rur FRIEh.Assis pxAD.

Ths.a uup udyocs Z, lee r.Hge lhius mat
ttet SHOULD be- ptfmiu,d 10 uso tAe school
lands ~''h0ut chafyu, o. Il tbat tue paepio
" ne country SHOULD derive no rsstu9s
from t6csr lands We want theer lsnao 90
support sur pubi1 roe schools thereby
relieving the people tfJu TAXATION VIVA
ssy YOU, farmers aud mSchaM oi Bsslfop
county, DO you det'io men %" Er'N 'nut'
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Na- All acquired by using Pczzoni's
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1nnrnknnANnA sY.THM.

Free range means tua csit.n should rs
banded "a before nnd jl't stsr tho war
rud thai meaas nothing i'ta itan thst oV-
try mun'r cattl, shailb. nt every nro'i mer.
ey who dssir.s 70 marx sud orsnd Ssnu
s'sal c,tslo hat do not belong 10 him. IN
dor me fee range sys'sm ths courts OF ,hs
country vrre crowded with Indictments f1T
t,pnllne and for illrgsi rsarsiur and brand
iur. IL latter years here nave been con'
paratitely fsW ~ such Indictments In thn
county. Snail vs rrturn 10 Iht former con-
.,.i,u al thiaz .-fKsut.s M San.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-16

SAD AND Fatal. ACCIDENT-THE BENEVOLENT
MECHANIC INSTRUMENTATION RE-
sToRED-THE STRIKE OF FACTORY HANDS
Personal.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dspatch.I
JANUARY Is, 1884.
Master Henry Fitzpatrick. aged about
ten or eleven years, son OF Mr.. J. NJ. FitZ-
patrick, of Chester met with q very sad
death at that place yesterday afternoon.
The railroad company has kind Of hand
car at that place, used for the transfer Of
freights, and when it is idle the boys some
times use it to ride in along the track.
Yesterday afternoon, it is stated, young
Fitzpatrick and some companions pushed
the car along the track for some distance,
and then jumped in it to ride back down
the grade. In so doing one OF the loose
planks on the floor OF the car was displaced.
One end of 1t struck a sill OF the track
while the car was moving quite rapidly,
and the other end was thrown back, strikin.
Young Fitzpatrick violent blow on the
head, fracturing his skull and inficting
fatal injuries. His companions gave the
alarm as quickly as possible. and when
assistance reached the unfortunate boy he
was found lying on the track in an uncon-
scious condition and bleeding freely from
both ears. He died in about an hour. The
sad accident is greatly regretted in the
community.
The siXty-ninth annual meeting OF the
Petersburg Benevolent Mechanic Associa-
ton was held last night. Mr.. w. c. Lums-
den was elected president. James +. Wolf
yice-president, and William ii. Baxter sec-
rotary and treasurer. The report OF the
president shows the Association to be in
furnishing condition, and liberal assistance
WGs given 10 the widows OF deceased men,
Eers during the past year. OF whom there
are about sixteen who receive such aid
The Association has one OF the finest and
most complete libraries IN the State, and a
reading-room that is a credit to the city.
The two engines recently damaged by
collision near Sutherland's, on the Nor
folk and Western railroad, have been
brought to this city for repairs. Their
appearance leads one 10 ask what would
have been the result had they colIided at
full speed.
The James river is now entirely free of
ice. Ii Is stated that on Saturday last the
wall OF ice in the channel cillsed by drift
ing and piling extended almost to the
bottom OF the river. When the Old
Dominion steamers forced a passage the
water suddenly fell two feet.
The strike OF colored fac ory-hands still
continues, the differences between the en-
pioycs and proprietOrS not having vet been
settled. 1t is hardly probable that the
manufacturers, after making up their minds
10 reduction OF wages, will recede
thereirom, and in Il few days doubtless
the hands will return to their work.
Rev. X. i. Kerr, late pastor of the Tabt-
street cnufch. has been presented with a
handsome gold watch by number OF mis-
friends in the congregation.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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Norfolk and western Leases.

The following is Dir. Atkinson's bill to
authorize the Norfolk and Western Rail-
road Company to make contracts for the
use and operation or lease of connecting
lines "-rcierr d to Committee on Roads,
&C.:
/. Be IL enacted 6y the General ASSEMBLY
of Virginia. That it shall and may be law.
ful for the Norfolk and Western Railroad
Company, from time TO time, with consent
of majority OF It's stockholders present al
general or special meeting thereof, to
make and carry out contracts for the use,
operation, Oh lease Of any connecting line
or lines OF railroad located or constructed
In this State or other States, upon such
terms as may be agreed upon with the COM
pany or companies owning OF operating the
same. and TO use, complete, maintain. and
operate such road or roads in accordance
with such contract or lease, and such COM
pany or companies with which il NAV
make such contract or contracts are hereby
emp0wed in like manner TO make and carry
out the same: provided, that the line OF
the road OF the company with which il may
30 contract sh1ll not be a competing or
parallel line.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-16
LOCAL MATTERS.
Called Meeting Of the Common
Council.

A called meeting OF the Common Coun
Gil was held Yesterday evening at 8 o'clock
Present: Mr. J. T. Ellyson fprcsideno and
the following members: Messrs. Adams
Allen, Archer. Bahen. Bowie, Campbell
Clarke, Catett. Frischkorn, Gum. Har'
grove. HAYES. Higgins, Hooper, Hughes,
King. Metzger, Miller, Phillips, Pizzini,
Randolph, Rose, Straus, TuTpin, ana
Weisiger.
The President explained that the meet
ing was 10 consider certain privileges
asked for by the Southern Bell Telephone
Company.
Mr.. Straus moved that the resolution in
reference 10 the subject be taken from the
table.
Mr.. Pizzini asked for the reading of the
resolution.
The Clerk read the resolution, which,
in effect, grants the Bell-Telephone Com
pany the right to erect their wires on the
fre-alarm telegraph line, acting under
the orders Of the Fire-Alarm Committee,
subject TO such restrictions as nav be inn
posed: also granting the privilege OF erect
ing POLES on special lines. subject to COM
mittee regulations, and TO be used jointly
by the fire-alarm telegraph. The contract
is to last for ten years. III the contract Is
terminated by the company, the city is TO
own the property. The whole conduct OF
the wires and service is TO be under the
control Of the Superintendent OF the Po-
lice and Fire. Alarm Telegraph. The City
Attorney was authorized to draw up Il
contract 10 protect the city before the same
went into effect.
The resolutions came back with two
amendments. striking out the restriction
OF price for telephone service for the city
and citizens.
Mr.. Bowie moved the concurrence OF
the Council with the action Of the Board.
Mr.. Pizzini was opposed to removing the
right TO name a price to be charged 10y the
company.
On motion of Mr.. Hooper, Mr.. Mcclure,
agent for the telephone company, addressed
the Council in opposition to reduction OF
rates. He also said that there was no pro-
liability Of increase OF rates.
Mr.. Mcclure also stated that the Bell
was run under contract from
the American Telephone Company. The
latter company could set down on the Bell
whenever it pleased.
The Council refused to concur in the ac-
ton OF the Board in striking out the
ssS.1..s - =,
On motion OF Mr.. FrischkOrn, the Coun-
ell adopted resolution appointing COM
mittee of conference. consisting OF five
from the Council and three from the Board
Of Aldermen, TO consider the question.
On motion OF Mr.. Clarke the rules were
and the Council passed the res
olution adopted by the Board OF Aldermen
200 bushels Of coke for the use OF
The poor.
Adiournpd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-16

The following cases were disposed of
yesterday:
Charles Tunstall alias Claudills Tun-
stall lcoIoredl charged with unhwiully
having I'D hi, possession one gold ring
supposed 10 be stolen from some person
unknown, also charged with being a sus-
plcious character. The evidence failed 10
s,istssn the charles, and the accused was
acquitted. bnt the ring was retained bv the
Court TO see |. the owner can be found.
William Cooper (colored). drunk and
dlsorderiy on the street, also charged with
carrying concealed weapons. Fined So.
Robert jefferson (eoiored). charged with
attempting TO steal handbag from some
lady unknown. The ease was continued
till to-day.
Peter Washington (colored), q person of
unsound mind. was committed to jail TO
await an examination by commission OF
lunacy.
Edward Poindexter (colorcd) was sert
on 10 lie gfanJ jury on the charge OF
breaking aud entering in the night time
the dwellIug-slolise OF John W. Robinson
End stealing one silver watch, q lot OF
cigars and tobacco, and other articles: also.
for breaking and entering ia the niehi-tiDie
the store OF George w. Woodu!i and steal
Ing about So In currency and sundry artl-
cles Of merchandise.
John Cameron. driver for G. II. Page.
was 6ned % for cruelty beating his mults.
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MOrtuary.
MOrtuary.
The following Is the mortuary report for

The following Is the mortuary report for
the week ending January 18th:
cause of Deoth: Anuerista 1 colorcd !;
brain-disease, white; burns. | white, .
colored; cerebro-spinal meningitis. COL
Ored; consumption, white, colored; con-
vulsions Gnfantile), colored; dropsy. . col
ored; erysipelas. white; fever (remiltentl,
/ colored; gangrenc, I white; heart-disease,
4 white, colored; hamilton, white; in
fantile-lockiaw, l colOred Inflammation OF
bowels, colored; measles, I white; old
age. colored; paralysis, colored pneu-
monia, 3 colored; premature birth, 3 color
ed; soitenIng OF brain, l white; ulcer
istomach) / white; unknown, 1 colored ;
whooping-cougb, . colored.
Whole number OF deaths in the city.
exclusive of still-births. Al white, l. =;
colored. "a.
Locality: Marshall Ward, 5; Jefferson
Ward, 8; Madison Ward. 3; Monroe
Ward, s; Clay Ward, 9; Jackson Ward,
8; almshouse. 8.
Rate: Rate OF mortality OF whole popula-
fion was 30.0j per cooper annum. Rate of
mortality OF white population was % 80
per 1000 per annun. Rate of mortality OF
colored population was 1918 per / 900 per
annum. j. g. CABELL. NJ. d.,
President Board OF Health.
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Virgfnia News.

The siaunton Spectator says: Wednes.
day, rs Mrs. williams, widow lady, was
crossing the farm OF Mr.. Creamer. north of
Sttmrts Draft, she saw an eagle ieasting on
one OF DIR. ,Creamer's turkeys. and draw
Ing near, was herself attacked by the bird.
She seized fence-siake and Killed the
eagle. On measuring II the distance from
tip 10 Zip OF wings was found to be eight
feet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-16
CUTrCURA.
Now is THE TIME TO CURE
sKIN.HuNoRs.

II Il at this season. when the blood and perspi-
ration are loaded with impurities that Disngnring
Humors, Humilisting Eruptions, Itching Tor
lures. saIt-Rheum or Eczema, Psoriasis, Teller
RIugworm, Baby Humors. scro?na. scrofaious
sores, Assesses, and Dischargng Wounds ana
every species OF Itching, scaly, aud Pimply
Diseases Of the Skin and Scalp are most speedily
and economically cured by the CUTICURA
REAFDlES.
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REAL ESTATE At PRIVATE SALE.
OFFICE OF W. II. LYME & co.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
AUCTIOSEERS. AND BROKERS.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
AUCTIOSEERs. AND BROKERS,
lib MAIS STREET. RICHMOND, VA. J
4 MONG THE MANY BARGAINS TA
N WHICH WE ARE OFFERING AT III
PRIVATE SALE IN SMALL AND MEDIUM
DWELLINGS are the following:
TWO-STORY BRICK TENEMENT on Fourth
street between Leigh aud Jackson streets, contain
good repair. S2.25O
TWO.STURY BRICK TENEMENT on Fourth
street between Jackson and Duval streets, contain
ing six rooms, modern improvements and in good
VERY ATTRACTIVE MODERN BRICK
DWELLING of eight rooms on Floyd street be-
tween Linden aud Beech streets. $4,000.
ADMIRABLY-LOCAT ED MODERN BRICK
DWELLING Of eight rooms on Grace street near
Laurel street. $4,000.
BRICK DWELLING 1.-TWO stories and base
me1tl, about eight rooms. on Main street between
Madison and Monroe streets. s2.0OO.
BRICK DWELLING Of eight rooms, with mod
ern Improvements, corner Cary and jefferson
DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING OF six rooms
on Ross street between Fourteenth and Mayo
LARGE AND VERY DESIRABLE BRICK
DWELLING on Mayo street near Ross street.
TWO NEW AND ATTRACTIVE TENE-
MENTS Of six rooms each, and mOaern improve
ments, on Twentieth street between Broad and
Grace streets. $3.50 each: ,.,,,
NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE FRAME DWELL
ING on Twenty fourth street between Clay anu
Leigh streets: Eve rooms: kitchen. &c. Sl,200.
ATTRACTIVE BRlCK-AND-FkAME COT
TAGE. with large lOt. corner Twenty-thlrd ana
FRAME DWELLING of four rooms. and kitch-
en-. on NJ street between Twenty-fifth and twenty
sixth streets $500 go
We ask an examination Of the above. and will
he glad 10 show them TO parties desiring TO pur-
chase. ". II. LYME a. CO.,
IA l6-W.F&Su3t I1l3 Main street.
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AUCTION aAIEa-TnIs Day.
BY n. b. Chafln Co.
Real Estate Arctionecrs.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF De-
Il slRABI,E pRICK nWELLiNG No. 32e
NEST CARY sTREET, coSTAINlNG NINE
kVnMS' C0oKING-RANGE, BATH, WATER,
hND HAS.-By virtue of a deco OF trust dated
mona chancery Court I'm ID. .. ~ a, page 315,
ana ~ INC request Of the note-hoIdcr default hay
Ing neen made in its payment, VIII sell by pub
Tic auction, on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1884,
at O'Clock +. NJ, the above-located DWELL
ING, which Is conveniently ARRANGED. has nine
rooms, double parlors. with marblelzed mantels,
closets. &c.
This sale offers good opportunity TO secure a
nice home or to make paying investment.
TERMS: cash TO pay note OF s26O and ex-
penses of sale; balance on terms to be announced
1T sale. r. H. CHAFF1N. Trustee.
sale by u. II. CHAFFIN & Co, Auctioneers:
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IT Is A FACT.

Hundreds of letters In our possession tcopies OF
which may be had by retnrn mail) are our auihJri-
ty for the assertion that skim, Scalp, aud Bood-
Humors, whether scrofulous, Inhcited, or Con-
tagious, may NOW be permanently curod ny
CUTICURA REsOLvENT. the new Biood-Puri-
fer. Diurctic, and Apcrent internally, ana Gu
TICURA and CUTiCURA SOAP, the great Skin
Cures and Boautihers, externally, In one half the
time and ai one half the expense Of any other
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-16

Cyrus Graw. OF Pittsburgh, aged thirty.
five years. was taken with violent spasms
Monday afternoon. with symtoms OF
hydrophobia. lie was very violent at
times, and at his own request was hand
cuaed. This evening his attendant tenn
porar!iy left him, when be seized knife
and hacked his throat and wrists and then
jumped out OF second story window,
Ills condition Is considered critical.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-16
GREATEST ON EARTH.

= CUTICURA REMEDIES arc the greatest medf-
c,nes on Garth. Had the worst case Salt Rheum
I'm this country. My mother had It twenty years,
and la fact died from It. believe CUTlCURA
would have saved her life. My arms. breast, and
head were covered for three years, which nothing
relieved or cured until used the CUTICURA
REsOIyENT internally and CUTICURA and
CUTfUURA SOAP externally. }. W. ADAMS.
a
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FINANCIAL.

CtASH TO INVEST.-AN ENERGET-
" &c, PRACTICAL INESs-MAN, with
CASH CAPT. IL, DESIRES 70 Invest IN ,; some q.
mantn aclurfpg hns,ness with a weli-established
and reliable nrm in Richmond, Lynchbure, or
Danviile. Va, or In some other thriving southern
city. Best Of references given ana required Al
''s'' W. "'T- chAr'o''es''e;d de- iis-dim4wim
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ArCrIoN sALEs,-Eaturs DAYS:
TIME GREENBRER WHITE SUI
Il pHUR SPRINGS
WEST VIRGINIA
Yog RENT At PUBLIC AUCTION.

T., ,,~s,a,ce NJ n decree of the Circuit Court Of
,be United states for the district of West vir-
ginia entered In the cause OF w. a. stuart, &C.,
o ne OH dsy of January, 1884, hall proceed
30 rent at public auction, In front Of the CUSTOM
house I'm the city Of Richmond, Va, on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 7, 1884,
Tho ppopERTy of the Greenbrler White Sui
,'h,r sny,pgs COMPANY. with all The rights, privi-
l eges. and appurteuqnccs thereto belonging. for
The term Of one year. .,po-ro,c,,
a nmmher of COTTAGE BUILDINGS, all COM
n,e;eiy and comfortably furnished, capable OF ac-
co,nmodating l.5GO guests. together with ample
IFtiai9R eNs mi ' are ali necessary KITCIIEN
EQiPMESTS and UTENSILS; BEps, n gcD
The whole tract OF land contains about 1000
ACRES, OF which several hundred acres are wei
adapted to szg ana eTi R anI ,io r,u,st,op Of
the snrin pa are too well established IN require ex
tended notice. as the place has long been one OF
, the most fashionable and popular summer resorts
In the United states.
Possession given at once. ~
TERMS: One third TO he ii'Augist 1854
one third September ], 1894: and one third De-
tOber : 1884, the party renting to give bond with
approved security In penal sum sufficient To
cover the rent and to ensure the return OF the iur
niiure, &C.. in good condition.
Parties wishing TO rent are Invited to inspect the
For further particulars apply to the under
'' ia is-i Il NV 4. J.. BOULwARE, Receiver.
HIGH-CONSTABLE'S SALE OF FUR
IL NlTURE.-I will sell AT public auction on
THURSDAY, JANUARy II, 1884,
at O'Clock a. NJ. at No. 100 east Leigh street,
the following PROPERTY. To satisfy distress
warrant In my hand Ia favor Of Joseph klrsch Us.
Raphael stern: -
q CHAIRS, / SOFA, CENTRE-TABLE,
MIRROR. WtNDOW-CURTAlNS,
l BRUSSELS CARPET, l LoUNGf,
/ SIDfBOARD. l TABLE. CHAIRS,
9 CARPETS. C1ROMOS,
LOOKINt-GLASS, | CLOCK,
MARBLE-TOP BUREAUS,
2 MAkBLE-TOP WASfISTANDS.
WARDROBE, CANE-SEAT CHAIRS.
HAIR-CLOTH ROCKER,
l MARBLE.TOP CENTRE-TABLF.
PAIR CURTAINS. 2 TOILET-SETS.
BEDSTEAD, ! MATTRESS.
] LOT MATING, CANE-SEAT ROCK ER,
LOT OIL-CLOTH. HAT-RACh,
co TTAGE CHAIRS.
TERMS: cash. T.. HOLZINGFRt
ja16 II. &. G. Il.
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CHRISTMAS GOODS.

CHRIsTMAs PREsENTs.-Parties
~ looking for CHRIS rMAs GOODS should -
not fail 20 examine our large assortment OF
aud CHAMBER SUITS, B0ok-CAsEs. SIDE
BOARDS, HAT-RAt Ks. Ia other words, many
usefaI articles suitable for holiday presents. We
would oe pleas d to have all persons desiring
dec wv w K. uATnRIGHT 4 son.
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GREAT BLO0D-MEDiCINEs.

The half has not been told as TO the great cura-
tive powers Of the CUTlCURA REMEDIES. l
have paid hundreds Of dollars for medicines to
cure diseases OF the blood and skin, and never
found anything yet 10 equal the CUTICCRA
REMEDIES. CHARLES a. WILLIAMS.
ppovfpFyCF. II. l.
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'OLDDOMINION STEAMSHIP <r,S+.s.
~ COMPANY. sSlskssx -
FOR NEW YORK.

THIS company Will Dispatch lone OF their5plea 5.d
steamors-GUYAN ROANOKE, MAN
HAITIAN, OLD DOMINION, and RICHMOND
EVERY TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and SUNDAY
For hours Of sailing. see advertisement below.l
steamer leave New Ork III tSDAl :, THURS
DAYS. and SATURDAYS 2t 3 p. NJ. from Pier 20
tnew numberl, North river. foot Of Beach street.
They nave splendid saloons, state-roolns, and
bathrooms.
unsurpassed.
After-cabin fare TO New York Gncllding meals
and BERTH $40: rousd-trip tickets as Storage,
with subsistence, 81; without subsistence, fG.
FreghtS for points beyond New / ork Forwarded
with Dispatch and nc charge made except actual
expenses incurred,
Freight received until o'clock 7. NJ. daily,
For further formation, apply to
GEORGE ". ALLEN CO., Agents,
jy29 office ComBanvis wharVes. Rockettc