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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-08
EXCURSIONS. !
-S,~0T- ARE SPECIALLY INVITED TX
JOIN USOS
.TRIP DOWN JAMES RIVER,
s,TrEOAY NIGHT, May lot II.
,1r STEAMER ARIE[

THE STEAMEk lKlF.a 11,.l,
~ ts.xc her wharf ri O'Clock Z. NJ, arriving NJ
VA VA Pint sunday incoming. Returning. w.li leave
Gd Vsd t,oin, Monday morning., MAY l2th. at AIM
.vrSrinr vI at Richmond about O'clock Monday eve
H'0:ii H'0:iiNmsT ,hnS T!',Ss aS1 SUNDAY NIGHT AT OLD
POINT OR SORFULK, - "-tI
.,go only kecnng YOU part Of Monday from nusi.
@ao a. The ronDd Trip on steamer will only be TNQ
nyiLARS. The fare at Old Point and Sorfols Eiii
- sTra,y reduced 10 this special purity Frrtnerln-
''' JTIIAN BINFORD, OF ". D: Blair s Co.,
v-.i for the Commitice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-08
LEVY BROTHERS ask but one price, ant

wy-u.yE AccEPTED rHE AGENCY for
.s,. s,. RoEDEREK CHAMPAGNE, ,',t,'j =.
and oer II at such low figures that lovers OF good
wine win And It 10 their Interest 10 eaii aud eS-
anime. ia 50. w. d. BLAIR a Co.,gFz
9O3 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-08

|, 1Sar ExcURsioNIsTs. - The ,excursionists
snent the. day yesterday chiefly in visiting
the points of interest in and around sne
CITY and in communicating with our bust
ness.mcl. ;To-night they will be formally
entertained at the Commercial Ciur.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-08

CONTRACT ENTEgED INTO BETWEEN THE
Z s5FREDERTCKsBuRG RAILROAD COMPANY
]. AND TIE POTOMAC STEAMBOAT coMPA-
NY x RELATIVE TO TIE E.--EsTABLlsH-
3 hEST E; OF THE DAY-BoAT BETWEEs
..QUANT1Co AND WAsHlSGToN CITY, "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-08

= N. ELLysoH & Co, advertising agents, insers sd
yertisements in alof the newspapers OF the unaies
s,ses as pubi.snsrs rates. Orders LETT 90 the Dts
patch icosntinx.reom win receive prompt sssrzs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-08

HONESTY IS THE BEST POLICY IL medicine Us
we'll as in her things. AYERS SARSAPARILLA
is genuine preparation Of that unequal!sd spring
medicine and bood-puriier, decidedly snpell1r 10
the poor limitations heretofore in the marker. Trial
nrnYesi It
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-08
= sIcaI0SD MOZART ASSOCIATION

~ -,,.r weeSiv soiree win take place at no
TIE n-u THIS iTharstlay) EVENING at Sh
Esn Admission only ybymemoeTsnip- or insita- sl
tSa-tAie r ohf,n snyitation-carss on appaicatlop
Messs'1r iaus.c-stora, No. $40 Main street.
e o-Td
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-08
PURCHASE YOUR DRY GOODS Of

For Neuralgia, Pains and Aches In the Back, hld
news, or Limbs-Hop Bitters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-08

SAVE MONEY by having year printing done astas
DISPATCH PRINTISG-HorsE. aood WerS, LOW
prices. and satisfaction zrsranteed., =. .sn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-08

ssaTHE couSCL. An adjourned meeting Of
tSe Common Council wilt be held az Q
o'clock this aitefno9n. 50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-08
x,cuY AND FRIDAY NIGHT, MAY sTH.

,,,ss,oo 81: family circle. 5oe.; gall
General aaa.S an Sor color ed persctis1. 25c. ~
Xy leSe ,ri, begin at o'clock Doors
Overture ,t vi, NH 7-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-08
THE FIRST GRAND AND ,i-'>i,
ATTRACTIVE EXCURSION
III th]hS' l. = - - =
OF THE SEASON ToLTScHBURG,

VF IIEI' N'1-1H'' :" = -'1-"I = : = '.E'I...
leaving Richmond SATURDAY. May Gath, at
l045 P. NJ. ria RICHMOND AND DANYH.LE
RAILROAD. rrickets good for three days; iFG
Fare for the round Trip, :3 cbildrsnund twelve
wears half price. Er1,l
Tickets FOR sale bv the 'committce-James u.
pr,i6 and ". 4. Solomols, No. 3il Broad street;
.hoat A. ". CARRIER K Co.'S &. L. Johnston's, and
West, Johnston & Co.'S. = tsEg,T
Baggage checked. ap 4,l5,24, ,seou3w.tdIW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-08
Esss THE CIRCULATION oil. THE BIspATcR
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIsgU-
LATIoN OF ALE THE OTHER Dairy NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
WEATHER. REPoRp.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAr.TEpr the Mid
die Atlantic States, westerly winds, warm
er. clear, or partly cloudy weather, ana
Slight changes in pressure 4
For the South Atlantic. States, northeast
to northwest Winds Stationary or lower
temperature, slightly higher pressure, part
~ cloudy weather, With fain on the coast. :,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-08
GROCERIES. &c.

NROCERIES | GROCERIES I'VE offer
" 10 lhe trade OF Southeast Virginia and North
Carolina, ut lowest market prices, 1000 barrels
FLOUR-all grades: 60 h0gyheads SYRUP: $50
ba rrcls SYRUP 100 barrels NEV ORLEANS
MOLASSES: .350 b,rrcls REFINED SUGA 500
bags COFFEE: 100 half-barrcls new North Caro-
linn ROE HERR1NGS. a. T. STOKES Il co.
my ...... .,... ,..- i..t .#.'t ."... I'D. '.-s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-08
,AgcTIOH SALES THIS Day.

- " Or az lsakssof. .2sel Essats made oxt,s~~s
sas prssent ytdY fnue to bepafd or Ehs r.srsnaSss
" Gtts9tes made 5fstcssn tia 1st ofyaIp andInA
o. ~, ssS psar gag tG1es Aare to be 2afd sesr
ox aii te real estate agents IN Richmond and -
i'ies;o Rtchmoai snd yirfnity.J n II - - -.
ROBERT y: LYME, by r. NJ. framed sore No.
. aha Richard streets. with dwelling overhead.
w. GoDDiN. ~. two brick stores on the soutlr
ss4fstoe SL = rankin between Governor and -Four
GoDpiN. WARREN e co. s r. n. brick We
-, Detian coIiage on the new North road srfi I,ich
q mond and henrieo turnpike, qusrter OF d mile
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-08

HusTINGs CoUKT.--The gransS fury yes
terday found true bills in the lowios
cases -: >.F-is - ,--.r' >ij-l iI!&2tl
Mary Jane Wilson, felony, foJ cutting
Levi Coleman. 4 ,.y Rs,
| Jane Seaton, same offence.
+ Joseph L. Gaines. for horse.stealfIg,
| The grand jury were adjourned .:6r the
term
\ Mary 5are Wilson, charged with cTrttn .
Levi Ceieman- was tried and conYictha o.
sunlawfal assault, sent to Jail for thirty days,
and fined s5t ..,....., ..-,f,. :, ,ir..iieg;. !,
Jhne, ,SeatoD, charged With the samdyf-
fence, vas convicted OF unlawful cutting
sent to iMa for thirty days, and fined one
cent. :
a. number OF Heuer-,icenses were grant
ed All whs' intepd:to get out Hcenses arss
expected todo sobefore Saturday, when tho
couEt adIourna. =: .,H.~s.'ui i'it4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-08
C0SDENSED MHLK.

ASeLo-sWlss A ...... ,
CoNDENsED-MILK COMPANY,
CHAM, SWITZERLAND, AND LONDON.
EIGHTEEN MILLION CANS OF
ASGLo-swIss MILK CONSUMED IN 1878.
Popular favor Is the best criterion BY which TO
Judge OF the merits or uniform quality fany edi-
bic product.
People do not carelessy consume any brand Of
milk at The rate of eighteen million cans per year
abetter brand can be found. ~ sa.- -
The public does not demand 900 carloads of An
slo-Swts Milk In one year Without knowing Why.
Thosslnds, obviously, are Of one mind that adsan-
'aSes are afforded by It's use.
An investment Of very few cents win cover the
entire venture involved in q trial. @r -
Ask Your grocer for the Augio-Swiss AllIk, or the
milk. Maid Brandt, my 1-Th&M1m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-08

TOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE "a
Il SUBURBAN RESIDENCE. containing aa2
sbout eight rooms, with large yarH attached. on
Beverly street ncnr"the new re. ervOir Grove OF
oak trees and u wclr OF good wafer. Rent very
sonable. Apply To- JOHN r. GODDIS,
.a.t Reaf Nate Agent.
my S-3t Bank aud Eleventh streets.
LOR REN i, SEVERAL OF THOSE g.
Il DESIRABLE ROOMS In The wing Of Rich Ill
mond House, on G!syeruOr street. suitalc for lodg-
lng-rooms or oDIrrs. i he entire properly has just
been painted and plt In r<t-ratc rcpuir Rent very
low.: Apply 10 JOHN r. GODDIS, ...
Real Estate Agent. D
my S-cod3ts ,r Tank and Eleventh streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-08
9irl,u,ol,I lisss, s,'atrll.

THURSDAY Ys..s. q. NAY s, 1870.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-08

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was Z partly
cloudy and coolers ~
TaERAoaETER YESTERDAY 6 A. d., 81 !;
. A. a., 60: moon, .72; 3 P. ID, 56 80 f.
~. 6S; midnight. 90 .fEy4
Mean Temperature, 65t. .7es u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-08

= LEVY -BROTHERS u
n you want 1rst-cIass goods ut the lowest prices
LEVY BROTHERS always show q large stock Q
DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, and NOTIONS.
LEVY BROTHERS ask but one price, and sslI
- FOR CASH ONLY, ,i :.
which enables them TO Offer extraordinary i,ssnae
J rients to those who buy for cash.
R' Call on LEVY BROTHERS and make yosr- pug
cfases, and you will find that you can get aaax
goods for The money than you ever got before.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-08
A EIGHT,

This agreement will not be carried into
effect without an appeal to the courts against
it by the State authorities and private stock
holders. 80. =. - +. = -
The Attorney General is at present absent
from the city but his attention hiss been
drawn to the matter, and he is already inves-
tigating it,. -,
Colonel Carter, Railroad Commissioner, is
also giving the matter his attention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-08
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE.
.xvr,r OF TUE nsTREAr FOR TIE SICK

.,,s exca- ion tickets, incnding, admission
- -, to he had on all the roads.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-08

lin she STAT, reaching the quarter-poIe
length aheuo OF Dors, who was followed
/ close by Hotspne. Tornado, and Eastern
Shore Boy. Before seaching the halt.rnil,
pole Dora began to eali.; coming aroIirG
/ the lower turn neck-and-necn with Driver,
but before reaching The bome-st;, ,etch losi
Igfonnd. The heat was won by Driver, W ho
came in three lengths ahead oil Dora, with
Eastern.Shore Boy third, Hstspur fourth.
and Tornado fifth. Time, 2:27. .s.-,
In the third heat they all started off well
Together, but before reaching the quarter.
pole Iriver broke. but was soon In hand,
and took The lead from Dora, the others
following In q string, until reaching the
baf.mile pole. " hen Tornado began to pick
up, followed ea.se by HotSpur, Eastern
Shore Boy sever:s4 lengths in rear. coming
home with Driver several lengths ahead OF
Dora; Tornado tsiro; Hotspur fourth,
Eastern-Shore Boy Essh. Time, 2:2G.
First hear-Driyer... .~..................2.29S
second hrat-Driyer... -.s...-....-...-.-..-2:27
1hird heat-Driycr...... n.s.s ......2:26
The third race was Jtwo-mile hurdle,
with welter weights, first s5rse to get SJ5.
There were bit two enssies--St. George
and Starlight. 1t was easily WOE by the hat
ter Time, 4:4S.
To-day there viii q steeple' chase, q rs1a-
ming race, and a mule race. - :
Htar r .-g e.. .tl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-08

Washington, D. o.. ~ II, d1.y ); s.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-09-05
RENTUUKY POLITICS.

Its reported that Or. Howard Hen
derson, Superintendent Of Public ln>
struciion eigh; years past, but defeated
THE year for denomination by Prof
Desha Pickett. viii, on retiring from
Office, proceed to establish an independ-
ent Democratic journal at Frankfort
DIR. Henderson is an experienced jour.
nalist, and it is believed that he can
make success of such journal where
the need OF one has loug been felt,
especially 1t true TO his Independent
programme of talking right out in
meeting. Such a course, bottomed
upon facts which arc facts, gcsld Ger
tainly create a breeze in the ranks of
the dominant party in Kentucky. Be
sides Frankfort being confessedly =
clique ridden capital, very much needs
stirring mp of the dry bones for the
benefit Of its own health and progress.
The incoming Governor, DR.. Black
burn, and his cabinet, il is stated this
evening, will make a clean sweep Of
the numerous clerical force employed
for eight years past. In the public
office on Capital Square all will have
to go save one alone. and that is the
accomplished. and indispensable Chief
Clerk OF the Department Of Public n
structiOn, Col Ed. c. Went, who ac-
cording 20 his chief and the educators
generally has made that apartment "a
model OF order, 1921 Ieeoracy and
dispatch - -.
-rhs 0sstsssssn iss~nk again.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-09-05
Wild Rili's Remains,

The 81 ack Hills Times gives an &C
count of the exhumipg of the remains
of Wild Bill, the celebrated border
desperate, on Sunday the Sd inst, tC
be transferred to Mount Moriah Gene
terry. 1t will be remembered by oul
readers that Wild Bill was killed b.
Jack Mccall at Deadwood in 1876
Mccall being hanged for the murder
afterward The Times says it gets in
formation from Louis Schaendeid, az
old time friend of Bill, and in whose
memory Bills endearipg qualities are
still bright aud green Colorado
Charley, partner of Bill at the time
OF his death, has purchased a lot in
the new cemetery, aud at his own ex
Pense procured a fitting monument
OF Italian marble that is now daily
expected, which will be raised over his
new resting place as soon as it arrives.
At 4 0 clock Sunday morning the BODY
was uncovered, aod at 6 o'clock il was
taken oOt Of the grave The body at in
terment weighed ABOUT $50 pounds.
aud on its removal it weighed not less
than 500. There was no percep,ible
decay, and it is supposed by those who
examined it that petrifaction has taken
place, as it was as hard as wood, and
returned the same sound as log when
struck vita stick Everything in
the coffin was found just as it was ula
ced there, aud the rumor that the
grave had been rifed was bosh. The
only article buried with the body was
a carbine, and that was in as good a
state of preservation as ever There
was no knife and revolvcrs buried
with him as reported. aud those who
should know say that he never owned a
pistol in the hills. His hair was as
glossy and silky as when in life. and
lock of it is now in the posses
sion of VIM. Learned. musical direc
tor of the Gem Theatre His mns-
tache was hard, and seemed, like his
body, to have been petrifed.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-09-05
Something New.

A new religion. not yet three months
old, has been conceived 10 the brain
of Cumberland Presbyterian minis
ter. named Groves, in Texas. He says
the world is soon to be at war, the
issue being between Professionalism and
Roman Catholicism; after terrible
conflict the latter is to be destroyed.
Another Cumberland Presbyterian
preacher, named Goodnight, has ac-
cepted the revelation, aod both to-
gether are expounding it with good
deal Of effect in Bell and Navarro
counties. Among their doctrines are
personal cleanliness; the body must be
kept pure, so that the soul shall be
pure; believing wives are TO forsake
unbelieving husbands. which many
have done According to the scheme,
Grant is the Anti Christ; he is first to
become Emperor of the United States,
aud then to crush the kings and topple
over the monarchies of Europe
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-09-05

The lunatic who edits the OkaloDa
Southern States has counterpart IN
the lunatic who edits the Lemars (Io@a,
Sentinel. Neither Of these papers
represent the parties for whom they
assume to speak, but as the Radical
papers are so fond of copying, the
Okalona States rawlings, we give the
following from the Lemars Sentinel for
the edification OF our readers:
with the nations capital in the
hands of traitors, the low but deep
murmers of defraudedspeoplc grow IN.
TO sullen reverberaiions.
That gather, gather, gather.
And rumbliug over the graves OF
million dead heroes who seemed to
have died 10 vain that the nation N gh'
live.
They roll graadly into the ava
keuel hearts Of thirty millions Of lig-
ing patriots.
And break on the ears ofthe worlc
Booming, booming, booming,
For Grant in 1880
"Transcendentalism gush, reconcil l.
alton aud all other tricks of reconstruc
ton are played out.
Exit doves, olive branches and fol-
De rol.
Grant and gunpowier.
Grant and bayouets
Grant and the gailows for traitors
Grant aud the grand old Union
Army on the top shelf
Grant in the Presidential chair
his Congress aud cabinet taken froH
the grim warriors VINO saved the Tn
ion to preserve it
And to stay there till the crack q
doom, if the integrity of the Republic
requires it.
1T was the sword of the Father
that created the Republic; it was tn
sword of their sons that defended i
against foreign foes; it was the swor
OF their grandson that rescued it lrol
hell born domestic treason.
! ITO the army we owe our creation
preservation and redemption.
From the ranks of the civilian an
. statesman have come the imbeciles an
5lathe7ing impracticables and gushin
sentimentalists and diabolical traitor:
They may do when peach blossom
aud butterflies dance in the sunbeam
: Of peace.
But when treason stalks at noon
day in the Nations Capital
, "The sword must be unsheathed, til
, soldier must step to the front.
, "Shot aud shell, grape ond canister
, are the arguments traitors can under
: stand.
Washington, Jackson. Grant
"Why, all the so called statesme
} the country has produced would 10
make respectable shadow of tbi
; immortal trinity of warriors.
Washington is dead, aud Jackso
is dead, but all that was great and goo
in both lives 10 Grant.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-09-05
Hattie Between cto
looming Elm
From Evansville Courier.1

+.
There Is breeze Of war on the
horizon between Russia and German,
Bismarck aud Gortschakoff are orar
reliug about the results of the Ri
conference and the attitude of Ris-
marck towards Russia dnring ,hat
memorable contest The North Co..
man Gazette, Bismarck 5 organ declares
that the Russian papers are uterine
deliberate fabrieations touching the
particular difference that have led N
the estrangement of the two great
Princes, and boldly declares that
Gortscakotf inspires their publications
The Gazette continues:
The points are in dispute between
Russia and the Western Powers re
ferred to the questions of Batoum the
Dobrudscha, Sofa The war cost of the
Russo Turkish aud Bulgarian frontier
10 all these points Prince Bismarck
made concessions 10 favor of Russia
and 10 fact there were no demands
formulated by Russia at the Congress
wkieh Prince Bismarck did not sun
port. He did not recon upon Russia =
gratitude audrecognition of his friend
ly attitude toward her during the Con
gress. Had he done so he would
now be in the position of the man who
leaned upon the broken reed"
The special Berlin cablegram to
the Cincinnati EDquirer cou firms -4de
Eamor Of coming !-aahs - nd L. az q abb :
and all the leaders of the Panslavie
agitation at Moscow. seem TO be delight
ed with the ;wo Empires; and as Bis
marck il the object of their most ter
vent hatred, they advocate aggression
rather than peace 1t is certain thai
Won Moltke has asked for railroad
and commissariat returns, rarely re-
quircd except upon the eve of active
service
If war comes England aud Austria
would probably side with Russia. 1t
would be a battle between giants.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-09-05

pnNsIcIASs just arrived at WASH
ipe,ea City from New Orleans express
iho epiuiol that The yellow fever cam
not now gain fruI fooihold in that
city. They also say iSe irst case there
this season was caused by infected
clothing.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-09-05

NirH ak counties to hear from the
vote for Convention to revise the
Constitution IS l23,22l. This is a
majority of the vote polled, but as all
tho stay at home voters are counted in
Che negative the proposition has been
defeated by large majority.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-09-05

STATE Treasurer Polk, of Tennessee,
was to SEQ the President Monday to
ask him TO order the issue of raiious
to the Memphis people. Mr.. Polk
represents the sufcriugs 10 Memphis
as very great, aud that the Governor
of Tennessee cannot act without CON.
yeDing the Legislature.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-09-05
Citizen Taxpayers

/ do not wish to be considered harsh,
nor do l wish to speculate on your delin-
ouency. But am constrained to tell you
candidly who have not paid their taxes
for the years 1877 and 1873, that unless
the same is paid promptly 1 shall levy
upon and sell your property. Remember
that the law allows fifty cents for every
levy. and six per cent. additional, all
of which must be paid by The party owing
the taxes. Shall / make these costs, or
will you pay mp and save it yourselves?
That is the question. L mean business
Respectfully,
ianf- B. r. WALKER, Sheriff.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-09-05
Kate Cmase sprasue Affair.
rSncrinl 10 lhe Courier- J ournal

rSpecial 10 he Courier ournal
NARRAeASsErr PIER, Aug 81
Mrs. Sprague's escape from Canonchet
last evening, with her three girls, made
4 sensation. Since her return to Ca
nouchet. she has been ill-trcated by
Gov. Sprague. His actions, her friends
re present. eliminated on Friday in an
outbreak. Going home in an intoxi'
Gated condition, he burst into the room
in which she was, and shouted to Mrs
Sprarue: TIL show you who is mas
ter here" lie lien dragged her
around the room and attempted to
throw her from the window, but those
there prevented him. Mrs. Sprague
then quietly began to escape from the
place, aud at half past i've on Saturday
evening she slipped away with the
three girls and was soon several miles
away. The Governor and bis nephew,
Arthur Watson, who had been closely
watchdog her, knew nothing of her
poing until she was we'll away. Wat
sou, on discovering the fight, immedi
atelv started with the eolored cook aud
searched the hotels at the pier, and
finding her not hurried back. The
Governor then took the team and
started at breakneck pace for kings
ston Junction, eight miles away, think
/ ing that she might have taken the train
aud hoping to intercept her. He bad
/ bot race of il, arriving there just
( before The train, covered with mud aud
excited, but he failed to find Mrs
/ Sprague; - he took his way back to
I Canonchet Willie Sprague, their son,
who has sided oil aloug with his father,
was started in the direction of Tower
Hill, but be returned without success
There are many theories as to how she
got away. She did not take the train
aud the impression is that she took q
steam yacht. for one was seen ia and
about the Pier late 10 the afternoon
and which. after touching a the New
] POT. wharf. sailed aa az Xsr4fao Elerael
the children. 4 suit for divorce and
for their possession Is said to De i'm
tninent.
Here is the termination of brilliant
marriage for money and position, bui
without love aud proper respect be-
tween the contracting parties. Kate
Chase, the daughter of the CHEF JUS
} tice of the United States, mgries Mr.
Sprague-worlh forty million dollars
! Both parties are now wrecka, THEN
lives blighteG and disgraced fVeser.
1 Dovn irsn If tllOra
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Tue United States Board of Health
thinks The yellow fever will commence
to subside about Sept, 10Th. and grads
ua!iy iisar pear even before frost.