Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-05

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Cchnys ana thc csse< toel06e q 0oy.k
ants al the Dushy sBd - sor<l<sees~
men, 60 women, md 8 ebildsvns
In washington Territory thers havs eeee
built dursu. the yesr hosses o1 worShlp =
sransJe. valued st e5.0oo, sestine cssne'sy
$50: Medical Lake. vaiue el,onQ seesss$
capacity 100: Chehalis, valued e vIssy
seating capacity $50; ss New Tacoms Va
ned at e4,5o0. seating capacity Ngj
WI, 'eom, value 81 800. ssating capecy
$50. The scandinavian ebureh 70 NeS
Tacoma has also bad payment OF pscpsFV
competsd.
sardou bired q house N the country 10
PASS the last summer and went In searce OF
. farmer who had . niich-eow. Hsvsux
found one. he said :" Ny good man. ny
servant will come eyerv morning 70 bay 9
mini Of mIIk.v IAN right, q Is eight sous.~ y
!. But want pure milk-very pure "In
thai ease Il IL ten sous." "You win Eailk
ia the presence of my servant Then 't
l. fifteen sous
The 0shcommissiou ssesmer Albatrcss
| will winter IN southeru waters. A special
subject of Investigation will BE- the cause
of the strange malzdy which for few
wears pAst hp rendered the 0sh u snd
about Mobile hay unit for food. The e!st
| part Of the cruise Of the Aioatrcs VIII %
along the coast OF Texss and Louisiana.
and exploration al the waters OF Tue dn9
Of Mexico Will be carefully made.
A traveller IN south America says every
window In Rio Jspeiro he's woman IN 70.
| The measure of the respecsabtltiy OF
| funeral there II the number Of mules 70
| hearse. After hard rs,u In Rio the strsets
are flooded, and big negroes EARN tips by
| carving ladies' and gentlemen nom one
| dry sfot 10 another. II u said the only
| place a Brazilian does not smoke ts In hss
| coffin. The common beast Of burden IN
| Rio is the head, after the Holland styse,
| and the most common owner OF that head
Is a woman.
OF the a.7i3,g00 acres belonging 10 the
| Crow indians In Montana. at least 100000
| are capable Of the highest cultivation. ret,
/ during all OF last year and up 10 the present
| date. there were hut ten acres cultivated by
| the Government for the Indians. and I'D
| acres TILED by the Crows themselves with
| out assistance from anybody. From the
| 1875 acres handled by the Red men were OBJ
talaed about 1,500 bushels of vegetables,
| which were consumed entirely by thtm-
| selves. Last year the Crows pdt mp thirty.
five tons OF hay and cut over Ss0 cords OF
| wood.
The watering-placf of sehsveningen, near
the Hague, which l. associated with some
notable events In Dutch history. bids fair
20 assume commercial importance IN
keeping with its historic celebrity. The
Netherlands Ministry ~ Marine proposes
| To eopye;s tha ot,one'a.s. Ashia- 'iii-ss- :" :
1 now fashionable seaside sors into port
of entry. n IL claimed TINT this would not
only facilitate trade wllh sTeat Efitaln. la.
would be yery advantageous 10 the Dutch
fishermen. The cost Of the proposed
| change Is estimated at 3,5oo.o00 forms, or
nearly s1 100000.
The knife OF the guillotine with which
Marie Antoinetts's head was cut OF r. now
In Madame Tussaud's exhibition In Lon-
don. II II in the form OF q collar or circle
of iron. and will weigh twenty-five pounds.
The collar Is cut horizontally, each hall
containing knife or blade. When used
the upper half was allowed TO fall between
two upright standards, striking the neck,
which lay across the blade OF the lower
bali. In addition TO that OF the uDfort,i-
nate French queen, this guilotiue has sew
cred the heads from the bodies OF over one
thousand persons.