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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-29

james y. ieamans was before the
Police Court yesterday, charged with
being drunk and disorderly and resist
ing Officer Langley.
When Yeamans's case was called Mr..
Langley said that Mrs. Mamie Smith,
who lives on Second street, sent to the
station-house Tuesday night for an OIL
Ger to take Yeamans out of her house.
The officer in charge sent him to Mrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-29
NEE rINGs.
AMrsEM ENTS.
GREAT ATTRACTION.

Professor GOODE will give a CALCIUM
LIGHT EXHIBITION, under the auspices
Of the Boys Branch OF the Young Men
Christian Association. at Seventh-Street
Christian church, FRIDAY, January SOth'
at i. 81. -
The following are some OF the views
Tower Of London. Cathedral at Rome, IyINh- N
mids Of FVyDt Paris Venice. and the Holy
Land. Iife-iike statuary. Marvellous Ia
blcauic effects.
Admission only l5c Doors open AT T..
NJ. commence AZ s i. NJ sharp. Tickets
forsale at Young Mems Christian Assocda-
ton rooms. yh ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-29
Moxart This Evening.

l.. Overture, "Poet and Peasant, "
(Suppe,) Orchestra. 2. Flute Solo,
Fantasia Tema from " Norma" (Con-
niux,), Mr.. II. Farmer. 3. Soprano
Solo, "La Fiorja," (Bevignani,) Miss
Alice Waltz, Of Brooklyn, n. Y. 4.
(a) "Flower Song" Nange,); (b)
Turkish '' Patrol" (Michaelis,) 0rches-
ira. 5. Grand Duo. Clarinet and from
bone, (Brogialdi,) Messrs. Jardella and
Equi. 6. Soprano Solo, "The New
Kingdom" (Tours,) Miss Alice Waltz.
7. Potpouri, " Corresponding Cards, !"
lFaust,) Orchestra.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-29
Life-Insurance Company of virginia

The meeting of the Liie-lnsurance
Company of Virginia yesterday was
highly gratifying to the stockholders aud
officers of the company. The opera
tions of the company for the fiscal year
were so satisfactory that the directors
were able to carry nearly $4,000 to
reserve, and about $4,000 in addition
to surplus. A new feature was intro
duced year ago, and continued this
year, of inviting to the Committee of
Examination, with full powers as men,
Der, some gentleman eminent in COM
mercial and financial circles to examine
and report on the assets. Mr.. James
b. Pace consented to act, and the action
Of the directors was based on a report
in which that gentleman cordially united.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-29
Police Court.

The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday morning:
Clement Cuicci was fined sl0 and
costs for assaulting and striking Myer
Hamburg.
James Patterson (colored) was fined
IS and costs for abusing and threaten
ing to assault John Phelan.
John johnson alias William Pryor
(colored), charged with stealing two
bushels of potatoes, valued at 90, from
Walter b. Eubank. Discharged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-29
Sunrcme Court Of Appenls.

Peake against jenkins. Argued by
General James G. Field for plaintiffs in
error, and W. i. Petit, Esq, for de-
fcndant in error, and submitted.
Denslon against Bertha and Edith
Gold-Mining Company. Argued by
jackson Guy, Esq, for the plaintiff in
crrOr
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caution.

Consumers of Dill's Best" tobacco
will please notice carefully the yellow
tag on the same, and see that il has tho
wording in black letters, " Dill's Best"
Other tobaccos are being placed on the
market with a tag similar in colOring to
the A" Dill's Best" " tag. and may mislead
consumers of this celebrated brand Of
tobacco. To be genuine, the little yell
low tag must have on it Dill's Best"
In buying, do not ask for the little yell
low tag. as formerly, but " Dills Best
and see that you get what you ask for.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-29
Ten DAVIS Only.

We will offer for ten days only our
stock of Ready-Made Clothing and
Oyercoats at prime cost for cash. This
is an opportunity to obtain frst-class
Clothing at very low prices. No
humbue. but strictly prime cost sale
ior cash for ten days.
T.. Il. SPENCE & Son.
90l Main street.
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FINANCIAL.

MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK,
WI CORNER MAIN AND ELEVENTH
STREETS.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND
SOLD.
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES in fre-proof
vault To RENT ON favorable terms.
ELEGANT OFFICES, lifted up with
steam. water. and gas. suitable for lawyers
and other professions, TO RENT on iavord-
bile terms JOHN +. glenn, OaSilleI'
ions 4. BRANCH, President. ia 27-lm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-29
DICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIA-
III TION.

The regular weekly soiree will take place
at Mozart Hall THIS Thursday EVENING
al $50 O'Clock. Admission only by mem.
benhip- or invitation cards which must be
presented at the door. Members can obtal n
invitation-cards on application TO G. l..
SIFGFL. 42I Broad street G. +. JOHNSON,
qis Main street, or RAMOS q MosEs. Ola
Main street. Ja 29-lt
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RIcHxoSp.vA., Jan. %, 1885.

To the Editor Qf Ae Dispdtck'
In your paper of yesterday a CORE
spondent from Petersburg announced
the serious injury and critical condi-
ton of Mr.. Robert B. Pegram, OF
Memphis.
am happy to be able TO correct the
report. and. for the benefit Of his large
circle of relatives and friends, ask you
to state that Mr.. Pcgram is unhurt and
well. Truly yours.
SAMUEL II. PAUL.
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HenricO Court Items.

The County Court was in session a
short while yesterday and disposed Of
civil cases only. The court adjourned
over till next Tuesday.
There was nothing done in the Circuit
Court of the county yesterday. This
court will be in session again to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-29
DIME MUSEUM.-ENGAGEMENT

Oextraordinary OF the talented young
American actress Miss HELEN DESMOND.
supported by the Metropolitan Company OF
New York city. HAZEL DELL 1.-The great
New YORK success. Tie play'Will be pro-
,ary details. uIOpertics music, costumes,
etc. ana the following distribution of
characters: Hazel Dell. Miss Helen Des-
mond: Pittacus Green, Henry NJ. Cahno /;
Aaron Rodney. Mr.. Alfred Rich; Arthur
Carringford. Sir. Charles Blake; Barney
O'Fynn, Mr.. ]. X. O'Neil; Dollie button.
Miss Joan Craven; Mercy Dell, Miss Gene
We've Lowell; Lady Tmyers,, Miss Jennie
sylvester: Cara. Miss Ida Marshall Ad-
mission, 10 cents: reserved seats. 20 ceuts !;
10 had at c. 4. Johnstons, 9ls Main
street. Doors open at 1880 7. NJ. and 7. VI.
Commence one hour later. ia 27-5t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-29

DURHEE's COLD ArSAucEAsD SALAD
DRFssING. ready made. nutritious, econom-
icnl. delicious. Nothing equal toit waseyer
offered. and IL Is Invariably popular both at
home and abroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-29
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
Ike Meetirx at Brssd.Street Church Mr.
Nsedham's Work.

A large congregation gathered at
Broad-Street church last night in spite
of the cold wind that all the evening
blew fresh from the icy regions of the
north. This is evidence that the reli-
gious thermometer Of our city is at an
unusually good point.
Rev. Mr.. Bledsoe, pastor Of the
church, conducted the services. The
prayer and song-services preceding the
sermon were interesting and impressive.
A number Of requests in writing for
prayer were in the hands Of Mr.. Bledsoe
and announced by him. These an
nouncements were followed by other re-
quests by members Of the congregation
in different parts of the house.
The discourse was based on the ques-
tion Of Plate. the Roman Governor
Matthew xvii. %: What shall |
do, then, with Jesus, which is called
Christ? ?" Mr.. Bledsoe delivered his
sermon standing on the floor in front
of the altar. A portion Of the time he
stood some distance down the centre
aisle. He concluded with graphic de-
scription of Christ wounded for us.
The whole congregation was moved,
and many wept. There were four con-
versions and many requests for prayer.
The services begin at 7:30 and close
at 9:30.
MIR. NEEDHAM's MEETINGS.
The Bible reading at DR.. Reads
church yesterday afternoon on The
Biblo-lts Use and Value" was one of
the very best of the series, and seemed
to be heartily enjoyed by the large con-
gregation present.
1t is certainly pleasant to see so many
of our best and most intelligent people
meeting every afternoon with Bible and
pencil in hand to study Gods Word un-
der Mr.. Needham's skilful guidance.
This afternoon, at O'Clock at the same
church, Mr.. Needham will give a read
ing on The Rock"
Last night another large congregation
assembled at Grace-Street Baptist
church, and the meeting was one of
great interest and power.
Mr.. Needham preached sermon to
young men from the text A" have writ
ten unto you, young men, because you
are strong
A larger number than usual went
down into the inquiry-meeting, and a
number of these proiesscd faith in
Christ.
1t is difficult to tell how many have
profeSsed conversion in these meetings,
but not less probably more) than one
hundred and fifty. And there seems
to be an increase rather than any dimi-
mutton of the interest.
The meeting tonight is specially for
the children, though all classes are In
yited.
MANCHESTER MEETING.
The Manchester union meeting was
held at the Presbyterian church of that
city last night. The church was
crowded. Rev. Mr.. Campbell, Of the
Fifth-Strcct Methodist church, con-
Quoted the services. In addition to his
sermon he related several very striking
and touching incidents. Messrs. Thorn
hill and Epps each added a few we'll
fitting remarks urging sinners to forsake
their sins and accept salvation. Several
persons went forward for specialprayer
and some of them professed conyer-
sion. A number remained to the in
quiry meeting. which was conducted by
Rev. Mcssrs. Thornhill and Christian.
The meeting will be held at the Fifth
Street Methodist church tonight and
tomorroy nioht
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-29
SMOKE TRIxY CIGARS.

THE DISPATCH JoB-PRISrrS0 HOUSE is
thoroughly equipped TO doall kinds of Book
AND JOB-PRINTISG at the shortest notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-29
kTEAm-ESGINES.S SAW-MiLf.S. &c.
TANNER 4 DELANEY ENGINE
COMPANY.
COMPANY.
RICHMOND, VA,

WILLIAM +. TANNER. WILLIAM II. TRIee.
President; Vice-President
ALEXANDER DELANEY. Superintendent
MANUFACTURERS Of STEAM-ENGINE,S,
BOILERS, SAW-MILIS. GRiST-MIllS.
NARROw-GAUGEan and dTRAMwAY LOCO
motives. TOBACCo-FIXrUREs, GAS
\ APPARATUS. and other machinery;
|GEARING. CASTINGS. REPAIRS. South
Sern agents for Armington a Simss cele-
<brated Al TOMATO ENGINE.
Correspondence solicited. Catalogues
Furnished.
Branch Office: No.Iiil east Main street.
Ia 23-tFe36i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-29
10 n c f II T .

Miss KATE MAGRUDER,
daughter Of the late General j. Is. Magru.
der having sung with success In Boston and
baltimore and abroad, will give CON
CERT. assisted by eminent artists. at SAN
GER HALL on FRIDAY EVENING, jan
nary 3Oth, at 81 O'Clock.
Tickets can be had at MOSES e. RAMOS
and at the door. Reserved seats ST. and
400. admission. in 25-5ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-29
LECTURES.
" THE LEGISLATOR"

~ THE LEGISLATOR"
A HUMOROUS, ELOQUENT, AND IN
sTRUCTIVE LECTURE
for the benefit OF Company T., First reSi-
ment. at their Armory. by
Hos. WILLIAM MCADOO,
member Of Congress from Sew Jersey
FEBRUARY 20, 1885.
Tickets, zoe. reserved seats, 5Oc.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS;
Col. &. ]. Anderson, Maj. J. ID. Patton
Col 10. Lane stern, Mai j. II. Dinneen,
Col. NJ. l.. SpotswoOd
Capt. j. II. Derbyshire.
in 25.2a,&Fe1 .. S,12.15. 1929 2iN25-l2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-29

have a large stock Of Albums Bisquesi
Bronzes, &C., still on hand. which l viii
close out at cost: also. a fine assortment Of
Engravings and Pieture-frames 10 be sold
at low figures. l.. LEwb,
9l2 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-29
RED &C. OIL.
1 PERFECT LIGHT.

IA PERFECT LIGHT.
rl THE RED 60" OIL.
}IRE. ODOKi.KSS, N0N-EXPiOSfyE,
and III ail respects the MOST PERFECT
|DiL MADE FROM PETROLEUM. IL can
De used In any kerosene or st0dent's lamp.
Try IL. For sale at wholesale and retail by
BODEkEk BROTHERS. Agents.
Beware of lmitations Ia I7-eodIm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-29

Go to s. W. IIarwood 4 Son and see
that handsome suit Of chamber farni-
ture they have just received. Ii is
magnificent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-29
SMOKE TRIxY CIGARS.

PIcTURE-FRAMEs made 10 order In latest
styles at low prices. J.. LEWIS,
ei2 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-29

For THRoAT-DIsEAsEs AND COuGIis.-
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCuEs, like all
realty good things. are frequently Initiated.
The genuinc are sOid only Ia LOTss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-29
DICHMOND THEATRE.

THREE NIGHTS AND SATURDAY NATL
NEF. commencing JANUARY 29TH.
A GREAT DOUBLE BILL.
DECISIONS SKETCH CLUB"
will appear In their
DRAMATIC DIAMOND
I'm one act, entitled EDITHA's BURGLAR.
ard their original Erra.ic Dramatic Ope-
ratio BuTlCsque, in two acts and an eXpo-
son. chrlstened COMBU STlON.
PRICIs: Admission. 7jc.; reserved. 81
trcss-circe, JQc.; galleries, 25c. Box-shcet
Ioyy CpeT. in 2S-2tf
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fcAnRIaeEs. BueelEs. cAmrs, &c

n s1SFJ- --1s~ s5lNrlN- ~ '|,A1VOS~N1l~S1-,-r(
M G. SMITH, oENL
w sSl4 NORTH FIFTH STREET, Ef-
or AGES
PIiAET0Ns. BUGGiEs, VILLAGE
CARTS, &C
A number OF SECONDHAND CAR
|}<lAGEs. pHAEToNs. TOp-BCGGIEs. and
fAkIs for sale cheap. A call solicited.
~ so-lm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-29
MONEY TO LOAN.

Loans made on Diamonds. Watches, Jew
elIy or other personal Naluables; Pianos or
Furniture in use. Also, advance money on
salaries. Address ADVANCE.
ia 22-lms IoSt-oince BOX iva.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-29
SMOKE TRIxY CIGARS,

AFULL SUPPLY or ARTISTS MATERIALS.
Corniees, and Mirrors at l.. LEws's,
ola Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-29
IUDITOR'SOFFICE AFFAIRS.
Interrogatoriss sent Out TO the Banks in the
Case OF W. X. smith.


Yesterday MesSrs. Moon and Barton,
of the committee appointed to examine
into the affairs of the Auditors office,
were at the Capitol, and determined to
send to the various banks in the State
the following list of interrogatorieS
OFFICE AUDITOR PUBLIC ACC'TS,
RICHMOND. VA, Jan. 2S, 1855.
The special committee of the House
Of Delegates of Virginia, acting under
House resolution of November %, 1884,
PROFOUND the following intcrrogatorles
to of the --:
First InterrogatOry. There is here
unto appended an account taken from
the Auditors books showing pay
mentS made by your bank on account
of taxes due the State for the past --
wears. commencing with the year 1877.
Please examine the same and state
whether your bank paid the amounts
therein credited. or whether more or
less was paid in any year than Is so
credited?
Second Interrogatory. Your bank ap-
pears to be in default in the payment of
such taxes for the year --. Please
state whether such taxes were paid for
years. If so, please state the
amount and date of such payment, how
made. whether by check, currency or
otherwise, and to whom made; and If
by check. to whom payable; and please
file copy of every such check, with
the endorsements thereon; and If you
have receipt for any such taxes so
paid and not credited, please file copy
of every such receipt:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-29
PROPOSALS.
DRIYTIYG AND BINDING.

'IIN IIN" @N-'I
COMMONWEALTH or VIRGINIA, !
OnICE or SUIT. on PUBLIC PRINTING.
RICHMOND, January 81 1888.
PROPOSALS VIII be received at the office
Of tlfe superintendent Of Public Printing
until
SATURDAY. JANUARY S1sr
FOR
PRINTING THE SENENTY-NINTH NlR-
GINA REPORTS.
Al bids must be made as per 1000 ems
for composition and per token for press
work.
AZ the same time PROPOSALS FOR
|BlNDING THE SEVENTY NINTH VIRGIL
MA REPORTS viii be received.
RUSH u. DERR.
Superintendent Public Printing.
ia 2s-2t
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UoIDFRS OF RICHMOND AND

Il lAILEGHANY RAILROAD COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS are invited to
call AT the Office OF Messrs. Davenport Co,
to examine and sign, If they approve, the
proposed plan for the rcorganizatlon OF the
company. EhM IN IA NlS'
ia a97.Gt Chairman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-29

have more money, and the Institute Is
now represented by some Of our most
influential and intelligent citizens.
Let the good work be pushed on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-29


witness stand by Acting Common
wealth's-Attorney Hancock. He tcsti-
fed that in the early part Of 1884 j. L.
Bowen informed him that he (Bowen)
had claim against Mrs. l.. J. Gers
ley, and put the claim in his hands to
collect. - The balance due was $3.50.
| believe sl04 had been paid on the bill
when it was placed in my hands" The
way he became familiar with the sigma
ture Of Mrs. l.. j. Cersley was by ex-
aiming the papers in the divorce suit
of Mrs. Cersley against her husband.
my father" said the witness, was
counsel for Mrs. Cersley. and while
in his Office as ofiice-bOy, and after
wards as partner, ] might say | saw
hundreds of notes from Mrs. Cersley,
and when | saw the note to Mr.. Bowen
j recognized it at once as the same
handwriting as that in which the notes
to my father were written" Mr.. Page
gave detailed account of the chancery
suit, and said = But for subsequent
Developments referring no doubt to the
testimony of Mrs. Cersley and of Mrs.
Mccormick relative to the amanuensisl
| would make the same oath | did be-
fore the Hastings Court"
V. B. Cersley, son Of Mrs. L. j.
Cersley, was next called. He said he
did not know anything about the case.
He only took the note to the grand jury
for his mother. He acknowledged
having made the remark that if he was
to be a witness in the case he would go
away.
MR.. ADAMsoN AND THE EXPERTS.
Mr.. Arthur Adamson testified that
he had two Of Mrs. Cersiey's notes !;
one he saw her sign and the other he
supposed she signed, as she paid it when
due. He produced the notes and testified
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FLoTsAM.


Crazy quilt pieces AT Il. Bauman's.
White all over lace. from 40 cents ia
S1.S5 per yard, Nv Baumnn'e.
Tho best s., 81 and 81 mons calf,
high or low quarter, shoes az Leon
kahn'a.
William Joyce, aged "a years, died
ut the residence OF his brother, near
Lisbon, yesterday morning, OF con-
sumption.
Attention is called TO the adyertige-
ment OF Hamilton Female college in
this issue. Prof Il. Z. ST. Clair, VINO H.
looking after the interest OF this IA.
vorlto institution, will be- In the CITY
this week,
A telegram from Denton I'm yeater-
days HERALD states that Yarbrouph
had been incarceraled in tho cnlAbooso
Tor some oitenso. This IA not Mr.. j, IA.
Marlborough OF this city, who ia not
that kind OF citizen.
Tho finest quality OF knight Tenn
plars, Masonic, Odd Fellow, and nil
other society Jewels, made In rich col.
orH of enamel and gold, by Tnber Broa.
Cash paid Tor old gold. SOC Main
street, Dallas, Texas.
Tho reporter is perfectly Willing IN
publish matter Of charitable mature.
but he viii insist upon II being writ
ten In an intelhgibl" ahspe srd unnn
one tiie OF tho paper only, In tho fu-
turo. Ho has neither tho sine nor the
Inclination 10 edit FREQ matter.
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mt. down. Read ny
Itta.a, Ex. Pass, Ex
Nsnd Mail. and Mail
? H "a M 1--we. Dallas. Arr. l:20 a. M,
1 ge'r T. M arr. .Cleburne. I've, l0;65 p. m
1 ~, q. m AIT. =. Temple .. I've. 0.35 p. ~
3b M Arr. :Lampasas. Ivo. atop. M
Is si2 p M Art montgomery I've. 6itO p, ~
" 2 - m.I Arr. Galveston. I've $40 a. NJ
!, ~ q. M. Arr. Houston .Lvel $50 %. m
10. g., & y. +, Il. R.l
a hihrd. Mixed
esga .. m. Live. Dallas :. Arr $50 a. NJ.
.-tS u m.lArr.. Clcburne.. I've. 3:30 p. N
90 aud from Europe at lowest IatCe.
eYr"'d advantages TO parties Wishing 10
bf tends 10 thlscOnntTy. For tickets
= sther incarnation, call on or 8ddTsa
OSCAR q. MURRAY,
General PASSENGER Agent, tsalveatdh
", j, STUlBh,
Ticket gent. liza laB
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TEE cHoLERA cnNsus.


MADRID, Aug. ia gratifying dc
crease is reported In the number Of
cholera cases I'm Madrid to-day. In
tho capital there were 10 new cases
ana ii deaths; In tho province - new
Gases aud % deaths.
In Granada tho condition is
terrible. Many doctors are diving
and whole streets arc in
tectod with tho aoourge, by which on
tire families nave been carried away,
Tho total number Of deaIhs In tho in
looted provinces since tho outbreak OF
the epidemic Is 800. IL IL estimated
that oOOOO persons haVo He'd from tho
kingdom.
Tho Gazette says during tho past "a
hours $500 now Cls0s OF cholera and
l,V1O deaths Wor0 reported throughout
all Spain. During that period AZ new
cases and is dosths were reported in
this city. Tho aspect OF AFFAIRS 10 be-
coming moro serious heTo, tho OPT
demic having appeared Ia the Found
ling hospital aud other public estab-
lishmonts In Tho best sulrlors OF tho
city.
There were 4,Sl0 new cases OF choiola
and 1870 deaths reported yesterday
throughout Spain.
A"suur oFPn ASKED.
GInRALrER, Aug ia population
wAitod on tho governor OF Gibraltar to-
day and requested him to shut OFT
communication with Spain. This no
refused 10 do, Tho panic increases
hourly and tho exodus gTows.2corres.
pondingy. The uopulaco are greatly
discontented over the conduct of the
military authorities In refusing 10
adopt tho necessary precautions
against tho Introduction OF cholera
from SDntn
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France.
MEAsuRRs no pnuyENr cuoLppI

MEASURES TO PREVENT CHoLHHA.
PARIS, Aug. lS.-Strlnsout measures
are being taken to keep tho cholera
away from tho city. Travellers from
tho south are quarautinod, and tho
| atreols are cleaned every night.
A FROTECTORATH FOR AMMAN.
IL Is so bt'oilicinlly stated that Gem
eral Csmporon, She minister OF war,
has instructed General De COurcey 10
take measures 10 establish u regul ar
protoctorato over AMMAN, with prinoi-
plea analogous to thoEo OF the govern.
ment Of 1unis.
DID rlTR ENUIlsH EXECUTE OLIVER
rAINEy
The lntranslgoant, NJ. Rochafort's
paper, will tomorrow pablish letter
which, 10 n alleged, will prove that
oliver Paine, the Frenchman who was
the reputod military advisor of Ei
Mahdi, was executed at tho instance
of British officials in Egypt. This lot
tor will say that the British put price
on Paino's head; that no was tracked
and crested ana then summarily OK
eouted, by order OF staff officer Of the
English army engaged In the war
against El Mahdi,
MAIL ROBBERY.
MARsEiLLEs, Aug. l5,-On the arri-
Val ~ tho Paris mail to-day 10 was
found that 10 bags had been ripped
open aud all the valuables abltracted.
DEATHS,
MARsEiLLEs, Aug. lb.-Thore were
~ deaths from cholera during the past
a hours ending at noon to-day.