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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-25

ANOTHER HALF MILLIoN.-Captain Eads
is an extremely fortunate man. On the ba-
sis Of the last report OF Captain Brown, the
engineer officer in charge OF The lettles, the
War Department has ordered Eads to be
paid the additional 100000 provided by
the law. Ii Eads maintains the channel,
there will be large additional amounts
coming to him hereafter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-25

See here, Mr.. Cincinnati Commercial
General JOE JOHNSTON called upon us yes
terday and informed us that the report OF
an interview with him, which we bad copied
from you, was j" an invention from begin
ming to end"
Come, now, what have you got to say for
yourself? .....s..
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But the point we made, and which the
Dispatch evades in Its reply to u.s. is that
the redistrlcting OF the States, which will
be necessity Of the new apportionment, is
the duty OF the State Legislatures, and that,
after all, this Is the important part Of the
work.--StGte. 81, sItsr
/ Well, that's cool. We have not said q
word about redistricting the States. We
have never written an article on that sub
ject. It has nothing whatever to do with
the proposition we made. &, ,..,..,.
We will add, for the information Of the
State, that the Forty-seyenth Congress will
be chosen before the Forty-sixth Congress
meets In December, 1880; that II the former
should be Democratic the latter will not be
asked to rexpportion representation; that
we fear nothing but an arbitrary reappor-
tionment In the interest Of the Republican
party which will cheat the South and the
Democrats again5 % ;theE were cheated by
the Republicans nearly ten years ago; that
the first congressional election after Con.
gress meets In December, 1850, VIII % ela in
1882; that therefore there will be neariy
two Year, time allowed 70 the State l1els.
lstures Ia which TO redtstrict the several
States; and, finally, that the new census
act requires the enumeration OF pulatlon
to be completsd md The Feturnst orsarded
10 The slupsriytsors III the district on or be.
fore July 4. 1880 fye month"; before Con.
gresss meets. .5s3s
Wafhink there can be no doubt that Con,
grsss VII haye tbesoeus,is aee population
:beiors if I'D Decor hel. 1850 but, sst sD,y
rste, ,s essfa bare III; 9Bd this is why ws
surge upon that body the importance OIL
1alr reapportlonment. There 81 nothingin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-25

WHAT IS FAME ?-[From the West Point
Star. l-Ex-Governor William Allen, OF
Ohio, better known as Old Blue JEANS"
is dead.-Dtspatch.
We surrender, neighbor. We owe you
one, but then, you know, it was done
Z" heterophemously." Thanks for learning
us that word, it is SO expressive west
Point STAR
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tlthas been decided that Rev. w. b. Bel
loRs's eles;tionias one OF the Harvard Coll
lege BosRd lof 0Ysrseers fstsvoid. as DR..
Bellows, does mot live In Massachusetts,
The Supreme Court will be appealed to,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-25

Mg THE BALANCE OF OUR STOCK
OF DRESS GOODS for ladies must be sold I; cost Of
goods no object. .-.p.-
We also offer 200 REMNANTS OF DRESS
GOODS at lower prices than ever; our whole stock
of goods must be sold, even II we lose nifty per
cent. 10 ea ect sale. LEVY BROTHERS,
jy23 -~--az.-.~-r r-ec--... +-- =
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STILL GREATER REDUCTION

MT STILL GREATER REDUCTION
IN PRICES OF MILLINERY Gbul~.-Wc H.
t.rnpnd TO close out entire S'n /, at II NNfE
MILLINERY, and are selling 4; prizes lower than
any other house In the city. regard - uf cost. We
DEFY connections and ask Il call 81 al In want uf
HATS BOnnets, Feathers, Flowers. tlUsrS. trap.
Wells Mourning Goods. &c. Country orcr, re-
ceiyc prompt aud careful attention. \ c,tlI i So
llcited. MRS. +. III lILEk.
~ liz 525 Broad street. RirhmunI, Va
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~ SPECIAL NOTICE.
GRAND GLOSING-OUT SALE.

The great increase In business in the firm OF
SYCLE BROTHERS
compels them to enlarge their store Therefore they
will offer their entire stock Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
AT AND BELOW COST FOR THE NEXT FOR
TY-FIVE DAYS.
The balance of stock on hand after that time Will
be closed out at auction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-25

" AT COHEN BROTHERS. on Mon.
day a large stock Of LACES. In black and white
real and imitation. jv 10
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) 'spRCfALl. NOTICES.
DON'T WAIT UNTIL IT IS TOO LATE.

CALL WHILST, THE ASSORTMENT rs GOOD.
Bargains In LACE CURTAINS:
Bargains In CARPD rs AND OTL-CLOTHS;
Bargains In PAPERS AND ENVELOPES;
Bargains in WINDOW SHADES;
Bargains in, GLOVES AND HOSE;
Bargains In READY. MADE DRESSES =; IT,.
Bargains in UNDERGARAlENTs..T The ladies' VIII
fully appreciate the Erca bargains IN ms inc
R,roains in EVERYTHING IN LEVY BROTH
ERS' STORE.
They have REDUCED THE PRICES Of their
goods from TEN TO FIFTY PER CENT. This IS
done to enable them to CLOSE OUT THEiR
WHOLE STOCK. which must be done In very
short time fjy 2SJ LEVY BROTHERS.
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DEATHS.


Died. ut Millboro' Springs. at 9 P. NJ Wednes-
day. 23d, CAROLINE ELLIOTT, infant daughter
of Thomas aud Mary S. Pinckney.
The friends of the family are respecfully invited
TO attend the funeral Emanuel church, Henrlco
county, at 10h A. NJ. FRIDAY, 25th.
Died. Thursday, July "a, 1879. Mt O'Clock ?. b..
In Manchester. at the residence Il his parents, VIII
LIE, infant son Of Joseph p. and Margaret I. De-
vine.
The funeral will take place from the residence
THIS friday EVENING ut SO O'Clock: Friends
and acqGintan Of the family are invited 10 at
tend.
Died, Mt Laburnam (he late residence of Hon.
James Lyons. on Brooke turnpike) on Thursday
Henry [. ana Annie Hudson Miller; aged ten months
and three days.
The funeraI services viii be held at Hollywood at
10H O'Clock A. N. FRIDAY.
Marion and Selma iAlabuma) papers please copy.
Died, In this city. on Thursday evening. at 5h
O'Clock. LEBA. daughter of Wolf and Eva jacobs,
IN the seventeenth Year OF her age.
Her funeral will take place from the residence OF
her parents, No. 1927 Main street. THIS EVENING
at 8 O'Clock. Relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited TO attend without further
notice.
Galveston News please copy.
Died, at Ionia," Louisa county, Va, july ~.
1879, Miss ELIZA n. RIDDLE, in the eightS-nrst
year Of her age.
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MEEgENGS.

MEETINGS..
upo'Rs RICHMOND CoMMANDARI.E No 2. 4; oT"}
NV 49, RIcHMoND, VA July Is, 1879.
GENERAL ORDER No. 3.-SIR w
II KNrGuTs-Atend a called assembly Nv
of the Commandcry at the asylum, ST. Al ~
hams Hall. corner Third anu Main streets
This FRIDAY EVENING At 81 o'clock-/
dress fatigue cap and side arms-for drlli,
Nv order of The Eminent ommander.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, Captaln.G General.
Attest: c. f. DASFaRTH, Recorder. Jy 25-lt
REGULAR MEETING OF STONE
~ WALL COUNCIL. No. 2. JUNIOR o. u. A.
NJ. will be held al OdG-Fellows Hall, Frankli and
Mayo streets, TO-NlGHT (F'ridayl, July Goth. ut 3
o'clock Brothers will DC prompt in attendance rs
business Of importance Will be transacted Members
of Rescue Council cordially invited 10 attend.
Nv order Counsellor G.. l.. HAYWARD.
iy 25-1t* j. A. WARREN, X. 5.
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CONCERTS.
s,R v svsssblSs

BUNTINGSl BUNTINGsI
35c. BRoCADE LACE BUNTlEGS reduced to
soc. LACE BUNTINGs reduced to 22Xc.;
rs and 22hc. ATWOOD BUNTINGS reduced to
4oc. BLACK ALL WOOL iBUNTINes reduced to
BLACK s1LK-AND. WOOL GRENADINES reduce ID
BLAsK-1Np-MaiTE PLAID GRENAp1NB. a.
SIC: DoUBLE Width FRENCH BUNTnNG re-
MADRAS GINGHAsis reduced to No.;
WIDE IMITATION LINEN LAWNS re duced to
100 pieces FIGURED NAlNsooKs at exc. worth
2Oc.;
FIGURED DRESs-LINEN al slzc. worth 1sAc.;
Best PACIFIC LAWNS reduced 10 10 and lie;
Best CORDED LAWNS reduced to Oc. -
\ 20 pieces LINEN DRILL for men'G and boys' wear
20 pieces FANCY-sTRPED. i.NEN DRILL at
| Our celebrated SIP N-BUs'G, ABDOMINAL COR
H. SET reduced 70 soc. - sI ~ 49, .-,t.,
4 SOC. g ENTL E n E E,s UNLAUNDRIED SOC
/ SHIRTS, warranted Linen Bosom and Guns,
4, and ep.tireiy fnished, at ,-.lfs
! ~ 14.eod sos Broad street, )
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! PARAsOLs!!

we have selected on. of our stock 100 PARA-
SOILS, which we win sell Mt about one fourth OF ineir
cost. We do this as our whole stock OF goods dust
be sold, and we will sacrifice 10 do 1t.
,ves LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-25

MT OUR STOCK OF BLACK GOODS
is large and the prices are low;
Our WHITE GOODS STOCK is complete, and you
Will find some great bargains in II:
we show the largest stock of TORCfioS LACEo
in The city: the prices are way down:
The best bargains in HAMBURG EDG1NGS and
;y53 g" LEVY BROTHERS.
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aPEclAse saTIcgs

E1 SPECIAL NOTICE.-The BEat,.
TIFUL AND ATTRACTIVE FARM adjointnvtt a
New reservoirs called Blandonr will be sold TIL,
EVENING nj 8 o'ciock. Sec auction sale BY Nes,rs
Stiles 4 Macon, trustees.
FRANK %. BILL 4 CO..
Jy Zb-is ~ Auctfonetrr.
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FINANCE ~.

nAVENPOET 4 CO..
u STOCK BROKERS.
OFFICE. lib MAI% STREET.
will buy ard sell on commission
VIRGINIA NEW 1910 EONIiS.
VIRGINIA CONSOLS and d" PEE.LEES.'
VIRGINIA TAX tuUPONS. -
RICHMOND 8 PER CENT AMI PER CENT.
BONDS. ,.
LYNCIiBTRG. PETERSBl III, ana otilcr III
BONDS:
RAILROAD and CANAL BONDS,
BANK and INSURANCE STOCKS. and other
BONDS and STOCKS. z 49, -,
Special attention given to the FUNDING. OF
VIRGINIA BONDS. ~ i-lhl
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bic property. She owes about S33, ZOO, 900
OF debt contracted for public improvements
now held and used by her people. No
farmer who borrowed $1,000 before the
war and used it in improving his farm, still
held by him and worth $4,000, can be
called honest who pleads his losses by the
war as pretext to avoid the payment OF the.
$1,000. Nor can Virginia escape lasting in
fanny and injury il she attempts like sub
terfuge. The creditors OF Virginia have
lifted the burden. OF this debt so as to enaole
her to discharge it without any onerous
taxation. Any man who will take the TAX
books of his county will ind that through
out Eastern Virginia the average farmer
will not be required to pay ten dollars per
wear to the public debt. The actual ngures
Confront; the bald falsehoods promuiged
nv the dema cogues as to the taxation lnl-
noseds z The men who champloned tne PAT.
honr Hill agreed to q. tax OF ffty cents on
tho 400 :: vet they denonDce the McCulioch
hill. which can be executed without any In
crease Of taxation ii rigorous retrench'
ment be effected in all public expenses
and an honest administration OF q tax
an whiskey be secured. The financial eX-
hibits made to the last Legislature demon
rate this: ALL that Is needed Is an. honest
purpose, enforced by honest legislation aud
executed by honest hands, to deliver Viz
ginia from all oppressive burdens and res
cue her from the disgraceful agitation Of her
public debt. So long as it.continues every
Interest or her people will lie waste and
llangutsbing. Every true SON should see to
BID that the gitatOrs be disarned OF their
poWerto degrade mud destroy her. !. 81 81 i
own no bonds; ann poor; but follows
calling which is heavily taxed, yet not q
brokers Ny zeal In this cause springs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-23
LEFT WITHOUT JUDGE
The Singular Misunderstanding that Retarded
Busiaess In "a New Jersey Court.

BRIDGEToS, N. j., May 2l.-The Cumber-
land County Court WAS opened week ago.
and was well attended. Judges Doughty and
Woodruff were ready to sit. but rs Judge
Reed. the Presiding Justice. did not appear. the
business Of the court went over a day. Next
day. Tuesday. every town and hamlet In the
county again sent its quota OF lawyers and
clients. Witnesses and onlookers 10 throng the
Court House and the streets OF Brdgeton. BY
car. by stage. by wagon. and on foot they came.
Tor the calendar was heavy one. although II
bore no especially important causes. Judge
Reed again WAS absent. On the fret day IL was
supposed thnt he had missed the train. but ON
the second day no reason presented itself 10 the
popular mind. "Wednesday again brought tho
throng. but Judge Reed remained away, and
OF the week. without n Presiding Judge.
IL Is SAID that these dlsappontments cost the
announced that court would open week
ago, and tho usual preliminary services Of
made. As the days passed. the disappointment
and dispeasure OF the people became intensl-
He'd. and found vent in various ways; At a
tou on "Wednesday II was suggested that some
action be taken toward procuring Judge to
save tho heavy expense incurred in having the
court business delayed" The proposed plan Of
acton was the appointment o a committee to
general complaint The Bridgeton DAILY pub
lshed the following announcements:
Losr--judrc of the Cumberland County Courts man
~ five feet ten. very pory. with heavy nous
tachc Any knowledge pertaining 10 his IeramhuauOns
Will be thankfully received BY the "resldenuares Of
tho above uuuued county.
All Of which Is respectfully ceruned Per order OF
LAY JuDCEs
The signature Lay Judges" was objected TO
10y those officials. and declared 10 be- unauthor-
zed by the newspaper nfterward Tho publi-
cation was understood TO convey the general
feeling in the public however.
on Monday Judge Reed came on the West
Jersey Railroad. and the fact WIS speedily
carried Ia the Court House. " would rather
be- any one than Judge Hood when he secs the
faces in court. said a LAWYER when informed
Of the Judges presence in town.
On the bench Judge Reed explained. He
said TINT he had been requested by tho
Presiding Judge Of Morris County to occupy
his seat on that bnnch. He was to 90 TO Un on
County. Judge Dalrymple WIS to take Judge
DiNon's place and Judge ID Non was to pros lde
IN Bridgrton. rs he understood the arrange
mrnt. In n conference with the other Judges
h. gathered the impression that these changes
were finally agreed upon. Therefore he went
90 Morris County. pres died until tho court busi-
ness was concluded, and then attended supreme
Court in Trenton. He supposed Judge Dixon
Was presiding in Cumberland County. After
this eNpIunutlon Judge Reed opened tho court
for the trial OF causes.
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INYEsTIGATION IN HARRIsBURo.
Trying to Prevent the Publication OF Kemble's
Testimony, Given In Secret Session.

HARRISBURG, May 22.-The committee in
Vestigating the charges of bribery in connection
with the Riot Claims bill examined several wit
nesses to-day Representative Smith OF Phila-
delphia, who according to the testimony Of two
members of the House. guaranteed them 81 900
II they voted for the Riot bill. appeared before
the Committee. and 1t is said that he damaged
his case more than he benefited It, Repre-
sentative Rumberger OF Armstrong claims
that he acted in tho interest OF the
Republican party when he became a con-
vert 70 tho ti.oOOQOQ scheme. and to-day
hearing on Tuesday next He proposes to sub
NIT the testimony of several members to show
that he had changed his course on the bill be-
cause he thought he was doing a good work for
his party. Rumbcrger Is the man who is
charged with Offering 10 divide 81 500 with Sill
Verthorn. and who took the latter to Kembe.
who promised Co ratify the contract.
As the Legislature will adjourn In two weeks
the enemies Of the inves tigation will spare no
T. the corruption already exposed. Tho mem
hers OF the Committee who desire all dark
things brought 10 light have been try
ing for a week to have "a resolution con-
sdered providing for the printing of the Riot
bill testimony. but they have been thwarted. In
their opposition TO the publication Of the evil
dencc, the opponents OF the Investigation are
thought 10 be actuated by desire to keep from
the public the statements OF Kemble, which are
said 10 be very damaging In the light OF subse-
The resolution will be in order tomorrow.
and its passage Is considered as certain il a
vote Is reached.
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MR. WIRNhR's sILTER BILL
Again Amended In the House-A Sudden Ad-
Inurnment Inken.

WASHINGTON, May 22.-The House agreed
-yeas llS nays l0O-to the amendment Of the
Committee TO the eighth section OF tho Silver
bill. which provides that the certificates Of do
posit-proyided for by that section-shall be in
denominations Of not less than IS, instead Of
so. ms originally provided in the bill.
The question then rrcurred upon the next
committee amendment. prOv ling that ccrtiil-
Gates Of deposit may Oe computed as port Of tho
lawful money reserve Of national banks.
Mr.. Buckucr Dem. Mo- offered an amend
ment TO the cighth section making the mimi
mum denomination of certificates $50, instead
Of So; striking out the provision that the
amount of certificates shall not exceed 10y more
than twenty prr cent. the amount of coin and
bullion in the Treasury; and adding provis-
ion that all certificates foe gold or silver bull lion
shall be issued Ht the market Vnlue OF such bull
lion in New York at the time Of deposit
MIR. Ewing Dem, Ohiol offered m amendment
to Mr.. Burknrr's amendment providing that
tho certificates Of deposit shall be issued nj the
average market value OF III" bullion in stand
ara silver dollars in New York and san Fran
cisco for the week preceding such deInsit.
The Amendment offered by Mr. Buckuor. as
amended by Mr.. Ewing. was adopted,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-23

Tho Madison Square Presbyterian Church
was ncd TO oycrduwng last evening the occasion being
tile wedding Of Mr Henry Wolcot 10 Miss Julia Hutch
ms daughtcr of waldo iluichlus Tho bride tall
brunette was tastcful'y aturod In dress of rich
Mniie ,sIk' WIN tmlroiirt'l satin luut. trimmed
of point lace attached 10 the hnir with diamond
pms A richly jeWclCd diamond cross WAS worn
Ieudant ON the neck The laic, maids. Mis-, Wo,cott
sister To the groom, Miss stuart. Miss trAco bl1r and
Miss Julia Wells. wore white grruadnc over white silk
trimmed with lace long tullc wells dtucae PINK roses in
the hair. AMI long wells Co match The Rev Or William
Adams peror ed the ceremony. The reception followed
IA a. Bucklurlnu.
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Two men called at the house Of Dr. s. A.
Mason 10 East sixty nrst street yesterday and inquired
about renting rooms As ucy were going down stllrS
one OF the men iarted into room, seized opera glass
ani ran cut II the hoIsr Tho cries of stop ticf" " drew
acrUWd ~ pass"rs hNWhnnued u .ha,c down Fourth
aNChuc the ihri TUNED INTO otNNihiri street un,rt
N urhe sprlhg into lt-ht WAGON that was passing,
S1cd the tciis nom the driver lrshri the hur>' uu
run hul hct - close lu pusut that iu sixty toutt
street. near lrth avenue the officer surHug from the
wagon, anl covering the Wiri with h, Oliver. male
hHm surrender THE man said hls uItur was Na..pT
Ltmowis The other man, William Birmingham, MAS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-23
a Pilots Death at Sea.

There was considerable excitement In Staple
ton yesterday over the report that Frederick Bapder
well known Sandy Hook pilot OF the pilot boai Isaac
Wchh had jumped overheard ON saturday night ust A
hundred miles ou al sra Bandcrs death not known
except only ln those ~ The pot boat uuui the arrival ot
the vessel in snplctln yesterday morning From the
story of the 10 seems that Baudicr at midui.ht ON
Saturday last quilted the cahin and went on deck. anil
that was the last seen ut him. Baudiur had been pilot
ON the Webb Tor eight years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-23

This seasons entire pro iucon of blue naunols '"'
cloths, AMI chcVots of one OF most celebrated US
was purchased hy the well known hrm Noec Brothers
Broadway, corner Houston ST., who have had over
5p taiors at work 10 manufacture the elegant
stylish garments for men ani boys The prices Of the
above least 30 per cent less than is charged for
similar goods in any other house in this city yogel
Brothers are selling all other goods tor mems and boys
wear At propoonalcy low prices at their stores Broad
way corner Houston ST. and 5th ave- near a2d 81 -Ads
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-23

DETROIT, May %. A menagerie owned by ].
French. 1--we miles north ol this city. DESTROYED
hy a.. this morning The elephant sultan. five lions a
nhta' eotari stag, and many other valuable animals
were burned. When the IRE nrst discovered
Mr. French and hi, men were at work in an adjoining
ruum Before efforts could he unir 10
e-iahlshment consisting OF the animals
harm. t"o dwcllngs tui "a blacksmith -hup 20 as
of utme While cuisaNaiiug tn s.cuc tr laluul- trek
elephant Sultan. Mr. FIt ch was kuu. Sod ,vuaole,, by
Me lnshloAcl animal NM nlr..l Vs. mn WIN L.s Mo.
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THE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.
The German HeIeh.,au Presidency.

BERLIN May 22-In tho election. yesterday
OF Herr sydewitz Conservative. for President OF the
Reichsas the Liberals abstained from voang. OF 2Di
votes cast lleri Sydewitz received 1875.
LoSpoN, May % The nme 'coricspondent at Berlin
that the vote Yesterday for President Of the Reich
stag must be- taken Indication uf the
OF the Rechstas Tor period It would be " set
limits n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-23

ATHENS. May 22.-An ofilea despatch has
been received by the Ministry OF War announcing that
engagement has taken place between the Turkish troops
ana the insurgents al ltfa-ia lhrssv The TurA-
So men in Killed and wounded and tho insurgents 10
men, including their leaders.
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LONDON. May 23-The weights hayo been
published for the Ascot stakes Parole has been hanii
cAprod 49, stone i3 pounds which four pounds heavier
than the weight 90 be carried ty amy other horse.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-23

WASHINGTON, May par, B. Hayes sent tho
following nominations to the Senate. Eusonc schuyler
of New York O. be United States nj Rome
20 hc Nuued States tnu.us Jul,nu 4 Lewis ot Sierra
J., at tat place. Wilson hu- of rtuu.y wanna at Br
mnfhHm, william J. Gruucl %. Now Nork M Bremen.
anl AloNander Melean " NV JetseN NJ NnayalnL
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w.su NOTION. May 29-Tho House Committee
~, N,n,,, res will report u bin Imposing II hue and
i.. ...... NUn Icrsons manufacturing. selling. or
. 'e u lo"i or drink containing amy in
pirmt or iIateria uylrVus W Tie heath Vi persons
nartAk inz thereof
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-23

WAsHINoToN. May 22.-Supervising Architect
Hh returned to Washington to-day and resumed the
duties Of his position His Office hedccked with
flowers tins morning and he received ue culsratula
ions OF The officials VI lhe Treasury Departments
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-23
Jor1INGS IN and NElR THE CITE

Higher pressure. cooler followed by warmer
ami geueiAly clear weather, Nlh winds mostly nom
north 40
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PORTLAND. Or. May 22.-Ihc town Of The
Dales mas becn nearIA l-.lulod y uro.