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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-08

Police COURT, Observation-Disclosures j. j.
CrutchfeLd presiding. The following cases
were disposed of:
Minnie johnson (coored), stealing one
trunk aud clothes, valued ut so, from
Emma Lewis. Discharged.
Pat. Hurley, charged with being drunk.
Discharged.
Josiah Cooley. charged with being va
grant. Sent to Jail.
Abbie Lewis (colored). abusing and
threatening to beat Virginia Allen. Dis
charged.
Virginia Allen (colored), cursiug and
abusing Abbie Lewis. Discharged.
Salina Massie and Richard Jones tboth
colored), charged with fighting. Fined 3
each.
Thomas Crump (colored), cursing and
threatening to kill Virginia Crump. Dis
charged.
Virginia Crump (colored}, unIawfully CO.
habiting with Arthur Jones. Discharged.
Eliza Perkins (colored), charged with
stealing 81 from Mrs. L. w. Ragland. Dis
charged.
E. T. Bass was fined $40 for fast driving.
Cyrus BossieuX was tined 50 because his
driver, John Anderson, obstructed the City
railway and refused to move when Or
dered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-08

xy- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEws-
PAPERS OF THE CITY. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-08

MILLIONS OF bottles Of BCR&ETT'S Coc0AIHE Z
have lcen sod during thc st twenty year, IN every
civilized country. aud the public have rcncrrcd the
verdict that Il is the cheapest and best halrdres:inS
In The world.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-08

NATIVE WINES AND CLARET ON DRAUGHT.
Also, ALL THE CELEBRATED CALIFoRSIA
BRANDS.
PRICES VERY Low.
CHRISTIAN ( WHITE, Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-08

Entered at the Post,0fice at Richmond, Va, as
(, o-!' ..s~s second.class matter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-08

IN E DIS PATCH !. l!'!ls!l |
AZ cowARpIN g I:LLYsoN:
!. ss aeSss agsSsss e saoser
sssa; ;ss Sss IS 4 shss pss paass
one sns m9nktsMi 9snktsMir-wEEsLy DISPATCH at ta per an.
ns e q asf Y %sPic a. 81
DIR. TUFTS PILLS. PILLs.~~----
u,UTTs PILLS.
ENDORSED By
crrs,cIANs, ,C1ERGYMEN, AND MEP. P.CHANTs
r,,E HIGHEST TESTIMONY, MALE AND FEE
MALE, ALL OVER THE LAND.
n- r Guv Lewis. Fulton, Ark. says:
@hiser practice Of twenty fSs years proclaim sanr
TUFTS PILLS the best snti-h't1ous medicine cSer
made
TUFTS PILLS
Nv. Tibhc;ts, Daeoa. MIMI says 49,, ,or,,s
Am usinS ,Dan Bn nave had nir;y years
TUFTS FILLS.
"1havc had Liver. Disease twenty years. 1oiA
PILLS have entirely cured me-
TUFTS PILLS.
p.r p. F. Osgood, New York, says:
": have had Dyspepsia, Weak Stomach, ano Ners
xousness, ] never had any medicihc 10 no ine so
much good as TUFTS PILLS. They are as good
aS represented
TUFTS PILLS.
p { susiip SprincGcld, Mass, says:
For thirty years have been troubled with l,iles,
fosiivencss. and Tidney-Disease. TUFTS tlLLS
have brough. me out MI right"
TUFTS PILLS.
Dr NJ D. Shiyelv. Yorktown, Ind, says:
~ 1,se TUFTS PILLS in my practice, and find
tktrn "a, be al1 they are represented"
TUFTS PILLS.
NIX Key. Old Town. Ark. says:
"TuTI'S FILLS arc the best ever sold. j, think
soon vii! not be able 10 handle any other pill"
TUFTS PILLS.
Rev. NJ. W. Graham. Lawrcncevillc. Ga, says:
My case Torpid .iver) has baificd the skill OF
phvsicians for fifteen years. | can safely say that
TUFTS PILLS have done nc more good than all
other medicines combined"
TUFTS PILLS.
Amrnethy & Williams. Newton, y. C., write:
we never sold medicine that gives such gene
raj satisfaction as TUFTS PILLS. The demand
increases every day.
p, CENTS. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Imy 7-codtFc19l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-08

YOC CAN GET 4 LARGE QUANTITY OF GOODS
for 4 little money IT
LEVY BROTHERS,.
who are selling ont their stock Ia cos" business
Every dollars worth Of goods must be- sold, rs thcli
STORE is FOR RENT and FIXTURES FOR SALE
Buy now, whilst the aSsortmcn. Is unhroSen. lot
can save from Ten 10 hity per cent. on your pur
chaSes. Special inducements In All KINDS 81 StA
HER DRESS GOODS. Their specla'-b bargain c9uh
ters have on them articles from &c. 10 81. For 1
you get SILK PARASoL, lined with silk, worti
1850. Sacrifices must he made 30 close oGt thei
stock. and they intend making them.
OLD CLEMAER WHISKEY at Il very low price
soiu Dy w. ID. BLAIR & CO.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-08

NHOWAN BAPTIST FEMALE INSTI-
" TUTE. MCRFREESBORO'. y. C.-The next
session of his old ard well esa ablsled school VIII
begin On the FIRST WEDNESDAY IN uCTO-
BER, under more favorable auspices than ever he
fore Its success in the past Is guarantee of It's
prosperity I'm the future. Neces>a ary expense 0t
board and literary tuition, prr session o; niue
MOI tbs, 1853 TO Sl63. For full Information ad-
dress 4. Nc CDDWELL,
au 6-lS' & vat President.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-08
THE HIGHEST TESTIMONY, MALE AND FEE
MALE, ALL OVER THE LAND.

n- r cuv Lewis. Fulton, Ark.. says:
pWhf,er a practice OF twenty FIVE years, procial
TIJTT,S PILLS the best sntf-bihous medicine cS'
made"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-08

ENDORSED BY
rrYsICLANS, S,CLERGYMEN, AND MERCHANTS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-08
VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STAuNTON. w.

DEEkSkILL (N. " MILITARY ACAD-
a EMf. Send for Illustrated so page Circular
10 I Dr,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-08

TUFTS PILLS.
7 ". Tibsc:ts, Dacota. Nlnn says: .,,,,
.Am using DIR. TUFTS FiltS, ana ana n''i'
hotter hca lin than have had IN thlr'y years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-08
EDUCATINEAL.
RICHMoND COLLEGE,
RICHMOND, VA.

SCH0OL FOB BOYS.-Next session will
- begih SEPTEMBER IS, 1870, and end CSE
15,lSSO.
TERMS: $l75 (cxclusiTe Of washing. lights. and
towes,, payable IN equal instruments at the b,ein-
ming, middle and end or session.
EDWARD G.. GWATHMEY.
Tnylorsvic, Hanover county. Va.
References: Faculty OF University Of Virginia,
Faculty of Richmond College. au 4.6w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-15

CYCLoPEDIA OF LITBRATURE.-It will be
welcome news to all lovers of good literature,
that the new, and marvelously cheap Acme
Edition of Chambers Cyclopa-dia of English
Literature is to be completed June /. The
fourth volume is issued, and the remaining
four are to be issued and delivered at one
time on the date stated The work richly de
serves the sale it has obtained of nearly 100,
600 volumes already, and ought TO attain a
round million. The price, which has varied
at different times, has now been permanently
fixed at 100 for the paper g vols. complete,
nearly 3, 500 pages, IS 90 for cloth, 81 70 for
half morocco, gilt top, and s., IS for the vol
edition in half morocco, gilt top binding
discount of 10 per cent is allowed to those
whose orders are received before June |, and
further discount of 10 per cent to those Or
dering in clabs of Eve or more sets at one
time Postage, by mail, 49 cents extra. Spec
linen pages and full particulars sent free.
American Book Exchange, So Beekman street
New York, Publishers. Sold only direct to
purchasers, and not through dealers or reagents.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-15

DEATH FROhA SPIDERS BIrE.-Maria Gil
lett, aged 80 years, died at the Shakers Sat
urday evening, after very short illness, pro
duced, it is thought, By the bite of a spider
nearly two weeks since She was very &C
tive, interesting woman, and one who, in early
life, shared with her parents some relaarka-
BILE experiences among the Indians i'll the wild
portions of this country. She Was the grand
Niece of General Ethan Allen, her grandfather
being brother of the hero of Ticonderega,
and served a, Captain under him, 1t is
singular to relate, but she retained the " Al
len mark, having been born with six fingers,
the surplus msmber being removed in her in
fancy, and her children, of whom she reared
two, also bore the unmistakable family fea-
ture when infants She has been a staunch
Aad faithful member of the Shaker Commu-
nifty for fifty years, holding many places Of
trust, and always with honor to all concerned.
-A!bany Times.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-15
A FIREMAN named Allen was Instant,

FIREMAN named Allen was instantly
killed at Promontory, on the Salt Lake
Division of the Railroad on last Sunday even
ing. Two engines were attached to the train,
and while the unfortunate fireman Wa. en-
gagged in shoveling coal into the furnace, the
engine and tender separated and he fell
between them, and was, it is supposed instant
ly killed, as his ifeless body was found on the
track cut into pieces when the train was
stopped.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

Manuel Salsedo, living near Santa Barbara.
beat his wife so badly on the 11th that she is
not expected to live.
The monument to William Watt, "the mi
ner's friend, now being erected at Grass Val
ley will be unvailed May 18th.
B. H. Bartlett, working on the miner $
ditch, at Dutch Flat, fell and broke his neck
on the 18th while crossing Cedar Greek ditch.
Modjeska has been playing EAST Lynne,
with fair success at the Grand Opera House,
New York, during the past week. She visits
Providence and Hartford next week, and sails
for Europe on the 22d.
1t is reported that there are more than
1000 hogs feeding on tule between Buena
Vista and Tulare lakes. The water is confined
to the deep lakes on the slough, and immense
tracts of tule grounds are entirely bare.
The Coroners inquest held upon the de-
ceased Poole family on Pemberton Portage,
Lilloet, B. c., has revealed murder most foul.
Pooles throat was cut and he had been shot
through the heart. A girl, aged ten, also had
her throat cut A boy of eight was so badly
burned that examination was impossible. The
bodies had been thrown into the house which
was fired to remove all traces of the deed. A
Douglass Indian named Black Jim and others
are suspected.
About April 1st young school teacher
named Thomas Phillips, who had engaged a
school in this county, started on horseback
from near Knights Landing, Yolo county, to
Lakepors, via Lower Lake, since which time
nothing has been heard from him He is about
81 years old, medium height, of rather slight
build and lame in one hip. His friends fear
he has either been drowned IN crossing the
swollen creeks or been fouIly dealt with
Lake county paper
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-15

MINING AcCIDENT.-Says the tSiIrcr Stat.
of the 18th instant: Sam Badge, miner EN-
ployed In the Paradise Valley Company
mine, Mount Rose District, was fatally in
jured yesterday by cave at the mouth of the
tunnel A bank of rock and earth, twelve
feet high, fell on him, breaking several of his
ribs and one of his thighs. 1t is supposed that
he is also injured internally, and the doctor
who was called to attend him thinks his injur-
les will prove fatal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-15

A CHRISTIAN CHINAMAN.-We clip the fol-
lowing from the San Francisco Examiner
GA Chinaman was, at Trinity Church, in this
city, on Saturday, ordained Deacon of the
Episcopal Church. At the ceremony, the
Right Reverand W. l. Kip, Bishop of Califor-
MIA, oficiated, assisted by Rev. DR.. Beers,
Rector of Trinity Church, and several other
clergymen. After the charge of the Rector
and the public examination by the Bishop
the candidate was invested with his robes, and
he then read part of the service in his ma
tive language. He will be known in the flu
ture by the name of Walter G. Young and will
labor among his conntrymen in this city.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-15

MILITARY PRISONER. The Si!scr State CON
tains the following: Lieutenant j. W. Sum
merhays, of Camp McDermit, arrived here
yesterday with prisoner who has been SEN
fenced to Fort Alcatraz, San Francisco Bay,
for % months for assaulting non-commis-
stoned officer while under the influence of
liquor. The offender was tried by court
martial and was sentenced in addition to i'm
prisonment to have his pay reduced during
the time to five dollars per month.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-15
MAJ RED.

Genbrook the residence CT the brides parents,
Wednesday afternoon, May 18th, by the Rev James
Cameron, Frank Mccullough to Miss Hattie Cobb.
May they retain through long and happy life, the ad-
mraton and love of their friends, which
abundantly manifested for them Glenbruok No cards
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-15

WHITE WINE AND RED WINE.-I believe
the fact to be incontestible that in all white
wine districts, including, of course, all cider
producing countries, drunkenness IS much
more prevalent than where red wine is grown
A lady whom | met in Brittany, in the sum
mer of 1877, had a chateau the Loire,
where she spent six months of the year, living
the other six months on an estate near Dlnant.
She assured me that the difference in the
matter of sobriety was most marked between
the peasants on this Loire, whose habitua
beverage was red wine, and the Normans and
Brstons, who drink cider, to the exclusion Of
everything else, even water. In the Pays
de Vaud the abundant supply of white wine
is admitted by all thoughtful inhabitants to
be great curse. Very few laboring men at
taa old aye, their nervous system breaking
down entirely, through their Incorporate use
of the products of the smiling vineyards that
line the shores of Lake Leman. 4 hotel pro
prietor OF great experience assured me that he
found it better IN every way to supply his
servants and laborers with cheap red wine
from France than to let them drink the
white wine of the country. There is a very
simple reason for the difference in the effects
of red and white wine-the former is very
rich in tannin, which is absent in the latter.
The tannin exercises an astringent influence,
and closes the pores of the stomach, thus pre-
venting the alchohol from going straight to
the brain. as it does in the case of White wine.
This may not be scientifically expressed, but
believe it indicates with sufficient a ccaracy
the cause of the intoxicating and in furious
effect of even light white wines. The Specto-
tor
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-15
PROSPECTUS.

The subscriber herewith announces his forthcoming
volume OF literary ODDS and ends letters, etc the same to
be entitled
, 1879-08-07

Of De Soto and Linden eircc.s. Ilc was only 81
years of age. Ills condition changed suddenly
at noon, and iic died few minutes after 4
o'clock. Ills rcn,nihs werc interrcd lato this
afternoon In Calvary Cemetery.
From tte locality Of now cascs reported to-day
The fever seems to bo gradually approaching tho
heart OF the ctty.
Ed Stoon IL In critical condition.
The steamer Annie r. Silver, from The Clty Of
Hclcnu, passed up to-day Without landing.
The mail from the Fast, via thc Loulsvile Il
Nashville Railroad, arrived tonight at o'clock.
M0NE TENTS.
1VAsH1SoTos, D. C., Aug. 6.-T1c sccrctasy
OF War forwards 5Q0 arlny tents to Memphis to-
tlay.
THE DOCTORS.
Tic Shelby County Medical aoctcty, at It's
monthly meeting tonight, madcu special lIscus-
son Of the probability Of las. 5car's cases taking
the fever this ycar. It was generally agreed
tllat TIC proportion would be very small. but
movements aso put on foot to get nccu-
rate facts concerning such cases. II ans.
Tho members arc ,unft in tho opln-
ion TINT every mart OF tho city
will be visited by The fever before frost cuts 1t
oil. A number Of other questions pertinent to
the prevailing plngue we're discussed, but no re-
suit reached.
, 1879-08-07

-. -.
Ga"' i'aFEess 7""ots ~. WIS" tnrnfnoar-
~. t,,.a'di..n ,,a,,,s",. ,.s,.1 ~ Ca"A- LAVA,
,nt,ue ra,I,t, nu,i,ynv t,on,,sa,s, -' =, ="
T.-rho t,at-o,. Nino tralIu
r,<etal D,patea 10 III. Tytauo..
roRoSro, Ont, Aug. IA serious shootIp,
afFruy, wllIrt1 It Is a wonder df{ not rr.ut IN
,t,,nbIo murder, sook place last ntcb. in ,ht
lltsIug Sun. Youec strect, kent br ,J.bu Bnrpexs,
brother OF Cpo Burgess ti,u uryrf uellpcalor.
About twu ycars nco Cool. rcturuluy hou,o nm.
uxrrctedly from, n tr;u. found william WLl,.rv.
fruit jea3er III towu. fu hfs wtfo,a bodr,om
burgess 1T once draw n royolyrr unt Hrr1
IL Wtdpcry. who, on du,jm, I'm b,1
beea lrtcct.l in tfs el.ndcxtfno l,,v. ,uo,,o ,,s
cscapo ra,rr proclnttatey tlown ti,r s,ai,.. an,
through n wlnt,nv. Tbc r.,,,]t of lila ht,t0 M
tronbi. w,s that f,oo, ou1 lite viii, scrur.,aa
mi sirca .t,.t t1,.. ia .aa,,Ifs,. ~. t",.'.
,.s,.,m s.a..,.. l.. w.. ~. ~ as sos"
, 1879-08-07
MISSISSIPPI.
Epfc{qf Ql4pAseh t. The 7'SfhEnh

EDfG3d1 L0ff31stN u 1hE 1F7tEHN
: wasr,snr1r. r. e.. Ana. "A 1cttnr firm,
p,", n.'''.4 ~ ~ 44"t' " 'e.'e' '''".
kaukln County, mississippi. gives tu)l account
Of Tire position Of affairs in that section re]ntnr
81 81. 7.t.....t... ,,x.s....t L..-t., A. -
10 Tic independent Increment, showing lint
Tic tame course fs to be pursued there us tas
1naf1o Tazoo County m notori,ns In coun1ctfon
.s1.s. 49,. Is,-n....,.s 80 rt-.S 49, r-Ns.ss.
"itn thc arriving ousot D!1ont IN ne1.tonLeacratc
and Independent candidate for Sheriff. The
ietter ,nrlosca rytrsr.s from The co,,ntv nnne,,
',' .',,A,- ,'et "'e eooa'5 p''s1't
o. Whtca t''e following IS 1a'r saFnnle:
The democratic party II not only thc heft thing
In sight, but the biggest thing In the United States.
mud when II makes up it4 ,nnd TO elect man to
, 1879-08-07
| IiaYmau told mo first That he did not care
whcther thc l,utncs wcrc legitimate or not, 10

iaymau told mo first that Ito did not care
ywhother the ma'ncs ~cro legitimate or not, 30
he rot tllctu.n
When cr'ss.cxamincd, witness said hc did not
intenu to furnish fhe names Or take III: money,
hut fc acrom panied f}nsman to this sidE Of the
river to tind out what he knew. lie lad . par.
y w''tc out list of fictitious names to gisc to
Haymau. fac couldn't remember who the man
wns who wrote Tic natIcs for him. Witness
nIln stntcd that he had been advised 10 get tip
tla 1Ist Ut narncs for Tic purpose OF catching
flasman.
Benjamin Eaulcason testified: Was Judge at
The First Precinct, suconl Ward, polls. Tic
Msrsl,als i.,rtnv tickets. Tic ward IL Iscpub-
]ican. The custom Inns been to a:scas cattft-
datcs bY lhe Committee. Outside Of that,
ttcan, are blrd pretty freely. Tie rrcener
tl,e cAslsla,r sc moro he Is hicil. They gencr-
ally hire mcn OF Influence on the other aide to
hold tickets for thcT, nnt secure votes. | ha9u
i:aa Dcnorats say to mo TINT they nad Repub.
y an d'fsercn: wasds. Don't think the supcr-
ysors were III atsy particular use in my pre-.
cinct;. No use for if,c Marshas cith.r.
J. J. Drs,noud testified: Was Assistant pros-
essutnx Attorney under l.. "; irwin f. October.
November. as'd Desentmr, l67s. Wo had an
investigation Of. thu eIcctions. The use Of
rnoneY by Mr. Buttcrworth nnt of any other
candldnts was uudeF consideration. md
~ ,,t I'LL Ill.,, Te,: , .anaco ina ,nen, concluded
warrant finding indictments, nu.l submitted the
matter ID the Grant! .futy, but they found no
bitte. waa tnscrcstcd In thr result Of the 0c
tuber election, as Nj. Irwin was candidate for
re.elcct!nn. paftl osse MIN, n Republican,
think, to secure votes for irwin. The Grand
Jury was composed Of both Democrats md Kc-
puhltcaus.
George ". jones testified: Was Supervisor
Democratic ward: the election was "A quiet as I
ever remember; did nut handle Tickets but look
, 1879-08-07
SPRINGFIELD.

PxoccodlHEs of tlia 1tullr1atl and Faro-
houss Commissioners.
spteta, Dtspateh 10 Ina Trtouna.
spn1NopIELp, Ill, Aup. G,-At tho regular
monthly meeting Of tho Railroad and Ware
house. Commissioners today. Commissioner
Doguo reported tlat ho had instrurtcd Mr..
Campbell, OF Chicago. TO commence suit agalnst
ior tho recovery of $1,000 arscnrago Inspection
fccs, ar tint he had taken stcps also for lpstt
tut!ng suits duiIy ngainst John u. Lyon & Co. ns
tlIeir fees accrued and rct.atned unpaid. Mr.
Bosue's action was approved.
Tic Registrar having submitted to Mt. Doguo
certain qucst!ons relating to tho mixing Of Efatn
Of different grades bv tho bamo owner In thu
same Mh to be marked Especial btHs," Alr.
bosue dcc!,lcd That such mixture could not bc
nllowed unAor the law, Anu his action wAa con.
CURED In by tho DoArd.
Mr. Bogue presented petition from certain
grain receivers aud statements FROM different
parties suggesting changea iu !" Rulo l." winter
wheat, aud It was deciaod to hold meeting Of
tho hoard in Chlcngo Friday, Aug. y. To consider
W questtons involved aud confer With tic par
tfcs interested.
Tile question. that hayo arisen III regard to In
augurat!nE tho inspection service ut Jo!ct hay.
Ing betn referred to Attorney -lcncral Edsail
for Ills opflfd.l, acton t,ercon Was defesrcu uA.
I'll the opinion Is rcceIyel. 1hn hond Of z. II.
AaEon, as Chist inspector OF Will County, was
A communication from, Oycrl,ost Bros, OF
rana, !n reply to MI ar,sw0r made by Z. u. MI
Clnte. the General Superintendent Ut tho 1ndt.
aitarolis j. 1t, Louis Railroad, to tho ehargc OF
extoft!on In rates, Hsefarre1 by tue tirm. was
rcad Commissioner 0bcrlY WIS appo!ute1 10
take tlc papsrs n the case, Investigate tho mat.
ter, aud. II he should fnd the charges sustafnea
TIC facts, tn notify the Company Tint suit
would at ouec 10 commenced against thsm hY
t1lo Hoart II thu anount paid IN excess OF the
ioEal ratcs was 1Ios promptly refunded to 0rer-
hult Bros. by said Company. Commissioner
next meeting lis probable cost OF
repAbllshnE thu previous ruportg Ut the Hoasd
and tho lava relating to railroads, 1t wns he-
cided By the Board to hold senlt.monthly meet.
tnEs to consider complaints agaIust rai'tola
companies, etr.
Adjourned to meet at Chicago on Friday.
, 1879-08-07
TILDEN MOVES.

Nzuyonr 49, n-ri,5o,, h.. ,,,,i,,,,,
,,o,a toward ,ho crnt,o, ~ or.t,s ,,o,ftir., n
.,,,' o.s,, a.,a 49, .a"..,,. ~. =, - .',... ~
s".st.' s.'.s s' ., .s IT, 10 "a 49, ~
Eeth'n ''c uosesnors'.p ~ q'e ''a"as VI "'s 'lf'n
ally, Gov. Robinson. To-day the latter rnmoFcd
Gen. Smith, President OF the Police Conrnis.
n,opcrs' Hoan] This action, after months of
1,,., ~, I.,, u.i,,,,r,n,, ,ar, "un,,s.. ,,,,,o
W., -" o."' w. eo'ae" i'".'' u'ous.s ""s"
lhalehat'on, tut tafnifsauslles nc'1'E f7eh more
bitter iE,an t1c Republicans flleso ts no doubt
the removal was 1palu In accordance with the
an.,pn NJ ,r,,dcn IN mt nooasaslon ~
, 1879-08-07


Sntctai Dispdtch to 3hs Tribune
New ORLEANS. La, Aug. G.-No further
cases Of yel'ow:fcytr },ayo occurred. Ono case
was reported to tie Board Of Health to.ilny ns
having occurred July 20, and the patient rccov.
cred. Ono moro case Is In quaranttne,-.fro
tile steamer Lucy 7. Mills, from Havana. sev-
cral towns on the New Orleans. St. Louis & CHI
eago Road havo already rescIadcl their quar-
antine agatost Now 0rleaus.
, 1879-08-07
HOLMAN LIVER FAD.
HOLMAN LIVER PAD.
Absorption BY. tle skin. .

c....,, -rhnu ,.oIi I{rncfni Ia rhfhfrr huf
bctenre. H!leu VIA aiHesltu' ls Aet"lae WV
roo1 sense ind reason. Wills art and science
haye flcir meeffng p0ink In method. II cor .
IN, .In. ...,;., .,u.,, ,x.,,nou.
s,. s.+.tl;ch;rro n lair, rarnrorcnrnto will,
cfeeA9, c3lauIlall"B sa'tu tu'ui'lcnsu' nto "to'
!, x...r3,n Foo}a nnd Ia ,Af, II t1tce1Anna
the Er1nuer 1aCte aHu la"s tuat' u u1ac'Vst"'
MT otnre ftn f1trnjnctnn Nf vaccination bY
AVN os't@s S ~ - - a. ,
caual In importance that Of absorption Among
The pernictous hahlts tins heW principle cor.
G eae i i s" % Il" 2sIas oae a'sn sa q for al dis
e1ses Humanity is dectoreds too yinncl. Ihe
, 1879-08-07
TELEGRtPHtc NOTES.

Nav YoRK, Aug. 0.--'rAs funeral Of ncnry
D. Palmer took place to-day, and was attended
by 1argc number of Theatrical paopls,
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. G.-rho Turnerbuud
closed tonight with ball IN tue prrliancpt Ex.
bibtlion Building md The distribution uf prtzus
Tor the athletic exercises. Tho park was crowd
I'd, a. wsa also iAs Exhibition Building to.&lsht.
Ills .ruruerl'uud has been very successful III
ever respest.