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'hampfon-Disaster Investf.a.
6Snr

49,. ''~h0LLPHIA, November 19.-The wit
.,,'> w. examined to-day before the Uoited
J. r ~ ,'cll inspectors Of steamboats, in re-
, ~~ 70 the recent collision between the
~ 1p'oh and Lady Octayia were the Sc
N. Iale and two seamen OF the Cham
b. - Dese witnesses all testified that it
II, ne ortayia That ran into the Cham
Aohe Of them saw any lights on the
20, though after the collision they did
"a particularly. j. Mitchell, q pas
W Tie Champion, testified that be-
r.. D., >lcarler sank he searched for life
|&a,es or anything else that would at
~ assistance. but could lind nothing.
D. "'es'igatlon was then closed for the
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PROFESSIONAL.
DIR. TgTR"S PILLS.
TUFTS PILLS.
SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.

Loss of Appetite, Bowels Costivc; Pain In the
Head with a dull sensation in the back part: Pain
Uhder the Shoulder Blade; FullneSs After Eating,
with dissemination to excrtion OF body or mind
lrritabiIity OF Temper; Low Spirits. with fcclnS
of having neglected some duty: Weariness. DizZ-
ness Flulterng at the Heart. Dots Before the Eyes,
Yellow Skin; Hcadach, generally over the right
eye; Restessness, with itfu' dreams; Highly
ColOred Urine.
IF THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED Sc
RIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON
DE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted to such
Cases. One dose effects such change Of feeling as
o astonish the sufferer.
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IyynlcneHE.

FREDERICKSBURG, November l9.-This
evening at Trinity Episcopal church, Rev.
Or. Murdah officiating, Miss Mary Wallace
Bainbridge, granddaughter OF the distin-
guished Commodore Bainbridge, OF the
United States ship Constitution, was mar
ried to Hamilton Cassard, OF the firm Of
CasSard g. Son, OF Baltimore.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CnEsrEAkzt
RAILROAD. !
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
= TAKING EFFECT OCTOBER l, 1879

RAILROAD. !
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
- TAXING EFFECT OCTOBER !, 1879
PASSENGER TRAINS.
500 p. VI. Leave Richmond daily Except sun
TUESDAY. THURSDAY. and SAT-
IRDAY, wi h steaiaers tor all land
inss on The YORK river and for haiti-
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
500 A. Nh Leave Richmond daily Except Sun
1890 a. 81. day., connecting at West Point WIN
steamers for Baltimore on lOhDAu,
TUESDAY. WEDN ESDAY,
THURSDAY. aud SATURDAY;
with steamers for New YORK on
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,, and
FRIDAY; with steamers for t,rovl.
deace and Boston on TCEsDAi ana
TRiDAY.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN.
6.lO A. NJ. Leave Richmond MONDAY. VEL
NESDAY. and FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 4. 81. Arrive at Richnoud daily Except
Sunday. connecting NJ West Point
TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SAT-
URDAY with steamers from Baill-
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
4AoP. MI Arrive at Richmond daily texcep t
with steamers from Baltimore, New
York. Providence, and Boston.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN.
1888 r. 81. Arrives AZ Richmond MoNDaf
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY.
No transfer OF freight al Richmond TO " TIN, ,Hm
southern points. Cars run through between A'iah'"
aad West PUNT. ,., ,o,.a., rs,ss
Careful hsndlins and dispatch, with lowest races
Tnroagh bills or ,sting, with guarantees raj IS,
,ss,led 20 all northern and wcatsrn points.
For In formation apply ut office OF the company,
,r,,enty,hIril and Dock streets Richmond. va.
ost II. DOUGLAS, superintendent.
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EAST Bot Nd.

EAST BOUND.
Mail train arrives AZ Richmond daily TX
ccpt Sunday $40 l.. III,
Express train arrives al Richmond daily
Accommodation train arrives At HIGH
mond daily except sunday 300 A. NJ.
Mixed train leaves Siaun'On NJ 6:15 A. NJ.
taking passengers III GordOnsylll from the Virginia
Midland trair from Washington, and arrives at
Richmond at J:4f L. VI.
A connects with Virginia Midland train for
Iynchburg. Danvlilc and Atlantic Mississippi and
Ohio Railroad stations, ant with Virginia Md
land train, leaving 1T $40 L. ~ III, Washington.
Is connects with Virginia Midland train for
Lynchhurg and Danri!lc.
L CONNECTS with Valley rniroHd accommodation
ira IN, leaving ut 3:lj T. VI. for HarrisDupurg.
ID connects with Valley railroad train, leaving 1T
ID. a. NJ FOR Earpcrs Ferry.
f. connect with stl2ts for Lexington.
r connects with G.. Il. ;. aud T.. +. steamers for
Portsmouth and Cincinnati.
G. connects with Scioto "alicy railroad for the
Northwest.
II connects with all lines hiycrg!ng 10 the West
Northwest, and Southwest. ". VI. ). DUNN,
Engineer and Superintendent.
COSWAY X. HOWARD, General Passenger and
Ticket Agent. I'D ~
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Rcnortcd Failure in Chicago.

CHICAGO, November 19.-Rccd Il Sons,
representatives OF several eastern music
houses, are reported as having failed. Liza.
bilities. 1884, 900: nominal assets, S161, 200.
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Severe Gale i'm Michigan.

GRAND HAVEN, MICH, November 49,
The most severe gale OF the season has pre-
vailed since midnight, the wind blowing
forty miles an hour. Several vessels went
ashore and broke up. No lives were lost.
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Rain and Snow I'm South Carolina.

CHARLESTON. November ia heavy
rain, with some snow, fell here to-day.
There are reports OF snow in the interior
and sudden changes OF weather.
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EDUCATIONAL.

SCHOOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES,
y PROFESSOR l.. n. HASSELEtF. prlnc,pai
81. j. BALDWIN, PRINCIPALLY, 3D4 east Grace street,
between Third and Fourth. opens OCIOBER l.
for Chi ldren from six 10 ten years OF age. hours
arranged 70 suit pupils attending schools OF Engiis
German. Languages theoretically and practically
taught. Send for circulars to 304 east Grace street
no IL w E&Mlm
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TIUTT'S HAIR DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
i WHISPERS changed to GLOSSY BLACK by I
single application Of this DYE. II iinparts
Natural Color, acts Instautancously, and is as
Harmless Us spring water. Sold by druggists or
sent by express on receipt of ! i.
OFFICE 80 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
fan 1J-cOdIFcl9I
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gRaNTENsi-A5OUSE
DIsPATCH PRINTISG-HoUsE.
GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.
Having ono of the LARGEST AND BEST
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN THE SOUTH, COM
hined with skifui mechascal talent, we are prt
pared to execute promptly, in the very best style
and AT LOW PRICES, every description Of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
BUSINESS-CARDS.
TISITING-CARDS.
rEOFESsIONAL-CARD
WEDDING-CARD5.
sHow-CARDa
CIRCULARS.
MANIFESTS,
BILLS LADlNG.
~ LETTER-HEADs.
NUTE.HEADS,
ACCOUNTS SALE,
STATEMENT,
Sol''AS' CHECKS, NOTES
DRAtIs
DRCG-LABELS,
ENVELOPES,
PAMPHLETS ARGUMENTS,
BRIEFS,
&C., &C
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORh
SPECIALITY.
Orders from the country promptly hled and dc
yer ed by express or mall
We have all the NEWEST STYLES OF TA n
and execute Work In q manner that cannot &c sur
passed.
Wealso do all kinds of BINDING and ful -li
We will cheerfully furnish estimates and sent
samples when required. mh 1S-a's"'S"
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C,,r, afaer in the First Degree.
l1r rsI' "a, November 19.-The jury
ID n SsSe u Mrs. Catherine ZeiI, charged
taicif ot Mrs. Kiehl, brought ia a
+" murder in tie first degree.
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ath OF an AIRED Minister

ban 4i,a1H Ant, November 15.-Rev. DR..
=; aped s =; Died at Newport, KY, yester-
IL. Pri. s'shty'four. He was one OF the
'te iHssopal ministers in tue United
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NEAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE, CON
W. CORDVILLE. PA, chartered by the Legs-
lature OF Pennsyvan Ia twcnty-one miles southwest
Central railroad, admits both sexes. Thoroughly
ITS boys for college, business or for the study OF any
of the professions. Gradutes young ladies. Gives
little boys thorough home care. au 23-d&W3m
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BY telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. November 49, Noon.-Stocks weak
Money on call. 6(17 per cent. Exchange-lou@,
4s0f; short. 4s3. State bonds dull. Governments
steady.
Epening.-Money, per cent. Exchange, 4s04
@4S0h. Governments quiet and firm new SIS,
102A; 4. per cents 1904; per cents, 1885.
States dull and nominal.
BALTIMORE,
BALTIMORE, November 19.-Virgjnia 0's con-
soils, 5G3 past-due coupons, Sic; new lO-40's,
434. North Carolina 6's, old, rs. Bid to-day.
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v,URNlTUREl .-IG

EURNITURE! FURNITURE! IT "a
I, offer for sale 900 Suits Of Chamber Furn- N&sr
ture in price from S23 10 $500, from tie best ~
m,uufacluries East aud West also Of my own make,
to~e fhcr with luIi oil Parlor. Office and Kitchen
Furniture, and every article In The Furniture hn't.
Also. Cahlnet-slascrs' supplies oil every aeSe;.p-
; inp VIII Duplicate Baltimore prices fartea IN
Yoni viii ave money By giving Inc call. Dtace
and warerooms: 1893 Main street, nea. fifteenth
street, workshops: 10, g. and 20 norm ttileenth
street. t2fl 1880 'O@'' &.
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Rev. r. F. Osgood. New York, says:
II have had Dyspepsia, Weak stomach, ana Her-
yousness. I never had any medicine TO do me So
much good as TUFTS PILLS. They are as @ood
as rcprcsen,rd.'
OFFICE, 80 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
fan l5-eOdtFcl9l
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FURNITURE.

T ARGESTOCk ON EASY TERMSn
OF PAYMESTS.-We call attention of all ~
ia need Of FURNITURE OF SnS Kind TO our ~
large aud select stock. Being bought beforcs u
The advance can offer iEducem. nts equal 10 any.
we have 4 full hue OF Partor. Chamber, and DIN
ing. Room Sets In East Lake, Queen Ann. and other
Il yIes full line OF all kip.iSof Cheap Furnitare,
Be sure 10 examine our stock before buying, As II
will be 10 your interest: COW
L. GATHRiGIFF SON,
~ os.3m 16 Governor street.
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CONSTIPATION.

CONSTIPATION.
Only with regularity of the bowels can perfect
health be enjoyed. II The constipation Is of recent
date u single dose of TUFTS PILLS will suffice.
but If it has become habltual one pill should be
taken every night. gradually lcssening the fire.
oucncv of the dose until regular daily movement
Is obtained, which will soon follow.
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DR.. I. Guy Lewis, Fulton. Ark says:
"After Il practice OF twenty. five years. pronounce
TUFTS PILLS the best auti-Eliols medicine ever
made"
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r,OoK AND JOB WORE NEATLY EX'
- ECUTBp at the DIsp ETCh eRINTIhe'
HOUSE.
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That low, nervous fever. want of sleep. and weak
ness calls for I1oP BITTERS.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSEURGt
RAILROAD COMPANY.
GOMMENCING SUNDAY, November 16,
~ 1870, trains on this road will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1900 M, THROUGH MAIL daily, conrectiEs
for Charleston Savannah, Augusta
and Aiken tvia Charlestonl, Raleigh,
Jacksonville. STOPS only Ut Chester
ana Manchester, and !. Halfway on
signal
500 A. ~, ACCUMNO DATION daily makes
close connection Il, Petersburg with
tine Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio
railroad for Bristol, Chattanooga,
Nashville, Memphis. Lrnchburg.
Farmvilic, ana other local stations on
tHat road, maxim: same time rs by
any other line. stops nj all regular
stations.
1870 p. NJ. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN daily
lcxceat sunday. Passengers taking
this trail, will make close connection
~ Peter hgrg fer .Cri"IE.
1925 Z. Nj. THROUGH NAIL daily, connecting
for Weldon. Wilmington, Raleigh,
Charleston. savannah. Augusta, Co
lum"ia, Atlanta. Macon, MONTGOMERY
Mobile, New Orleans, and a.! points
Sonth and Southwest Puliiuan Sleep
ng-car from Washington Tor VIII
mmcton, savannah, and tie south.
S:ons ONLY at Manchester and Chester
and HALFWAY on signal.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
G:3J 4. 81, THROUGH MAIL daily. connecting
with Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac raiIrCal TO- al! points North,
East amd West. Stops at Manraes-
ter and Chester. and AT Halfway
and a. Drnry's Elulr, on signal.
9:25A. NJ, ACCOMMODhTiUN TRAIN daily
tcNrrDt sGmGayl. Stops AZ all sta
lions.
7:l0 L. NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN daily
Except SWldav) StOp-oniv mt Mall
chester and Chester, and Halfway On
signal.
344 ?. II. THROUGH MAI. daily, connecting
with Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad Cor all points East
and West. Also making close csnAec-
ton with the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
ai points North and Wet. This train
stops at Manchester and Chester, and
at Ralf- Way and Drury's Bluff, on
lisnal
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start from
the Appomattox lepot -
| SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich
mono $40 A. VI. and $50 +. W; leave Peters
burg 9:2O A. NJ. and 5:25 r.. every Sunday.
no Is 4. SHAW. Suner andenL.
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RAILROAD LINES.


l lSs EE - -
CHgsAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY .
COMPANY,
OFFICE ESGrE'R AND sGPERfsTEHDgS
RICHMOND. Va, November 10. 1879
IFHE OHIO.RIVER STEAMERS WILL
a RESUME THEIR REGULAR SCHEDULE
between Huntington and Cincinnati. In connection
With she Chesapeake and Ohio railway, on WE'D
NESDkY. 9th instant.
Richmond at z P. 81 and connect Ut Washington
for Cincinnati and an points West
All ireaghts' VIII be forwarded with dispatch
W.M. s. DUNN,
no 1851 Engineer and superintendent.
RICHMOND. gaED,s & POTOMAC r. a. 90. Z
RICHMOND. VA. November Z, 1879 I
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 8, 1879,
~ trains on this road viii RIM as follows:
NORTH BOUND.
S:12 A. NJ. leaves Byrd-Street station de IL Tex
eept Sun:sys, due at Washington,
lilo Z. NJ; Baltimore, 3:05 Z. 81;
PniIadelphia, $50 PM; New York,
s:l2 P. d., leave. Byrd-Street station da. y; due
~ Washington. 9:25 2. II Baltimore,
..oo New York, 6:aS 4: n.
Junction. leaves Broad Street station
daily tercent Snr days).
r. soyTH BOUND.
1918 P. 81, arrives a, Byro-s.rees sts.,cr d~uy
ss55sseps synaa gs;;, LsaEes SsT T0rs'
ton SEQ P. II.
Leaves New Yosk, 1000 r. NJ; Pail :.
ade!pha,, lilo i NJ; Baltimore,
s.s a a;Ss 4 nWsaYsIHo,ss,ps, 100 A. NJ
st Bread-Street station ia.y Except
sunaaysI. a.nS c: A; r TAYLOR,
E. T. .. MYERS. General Superintendent
no 20
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Flour.
Fine, &3.5O@s4; superine, 5.50@S5.75; e1trs
$3.50; commrh family, $6.30M$6.75 fancy,
branSs S7(D>S.
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NOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Elk.
d ROUTED At TIE DlspATCa PkIsfAas'
HOusR.
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VIRGlNIA STEAMBOATs.~
COMPANY'S
AMES-RIVER LINE,
FOR
NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH,
AND
ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER
CONNECTING At
PORTSMOUTH WITH THE RAYLlNE,
FOR BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW
YORK. AND BOSTON.
old DOMINION STEAMSHIP 1<sSss
~ COMPANY, stxsSSaSSj

~ COMPANY, ssxssSSsj
FOR NEW YORK.
Tos .emP14y II! hSpa,sa one ct tnsr sPs14t;
BELL. and RICIiMGND-every TUESDAY
FKlDAY. and SUNDAY at high water.
These ships entirely new, aud were built
pressly for this route.
They hive splendid saloons, sate-roorns, ard bath
The fare, accommodations, ard attentions Are uu
Ships going north land at Pier 81, North river
foot of Beach street. Ships coming south sal! from
Pier 43, North river, foot of Christopher street.
Freight recelyeu auth 5 =. NJ. daily.
Frelghts for points beyond New YORK. forward d
With dispatch, and no charge made except Ectd2 e.
'I Ca6in ARE to New York, sig steerage 80 an
For ''F aEd Hssf " %E RRPESS e CO.. Asene
NV 10 Office Cnmnanv's wharves Rockets
DHILAD ELPHIA, RICH $gEh
4 MoNn AND SoRF4LK st, STEA AZ; -sssafT
TiREE TiMEs 4 WEEK.-UntIl turtle, no.
M the ni "s ev W rS
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY; FRIDAY, nd,.suNDAY. con;
QUICK TiME-FHEoUEN'r DEPARTURES
Freight received daily III, O'Clock P. ~.
JA ,.Es W. MCCARR.CK:
General Soat crn Agent, Richmond, Va.
~ LIAM =. CLYDE Z CO.,
General Managers.
no23 No II South WharycS. paaaepEa.
DlCllMG<D, YORK RlFERS1EfH.
iAANDJ IlESAPEAKE RAILROAD. EaSzsssas..fff isS
MERt .IAN1S AND MINERS TRASSPORIA'
TlUE COMPANY,
Ttrougil-frcight route between Richmond VA
an Boston, lrOvid,Ece auhall New England cities,
steamers leave " EST POINT, VA. on each
WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY ut II noon con.
ncctin. with trains from RICHMOND.
steamers arrive al WEST POINT on each II ES'
DAY and FRIDAY.
Direct shipments from Boston ct1 boston auc
Providence Railroad ria West PDinl. Va.
II. T. DOUGLAS, Superintendent.
90. GROSER General Agent. APPS
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naELRoAa, EN- In.

Leave Richmond ut.
Arrive at BurkeYtlie,
Va..................
Arrive at Sathcrlin,
Na-................I
Arrive at Dzpyiile.I
INSTRUMENTATION.
Arrive at Grefnsbo-!
ro', y. C............I
Arriyeat Salem, II. CT
Arrive II Raleigh, II.
C....,...............I
Arrive ut Salisbury,
S.C...-.............
Arrive a. Charlotte,
N.C.--.............l
Arrive ut Columbia, |
,. y .................l
Arrive ut Charleston.
). C...--..- .....-..
Arrive II Augusta,
I'll. v.......... go.
Arrive ut Savannah.
Ga...................I
Arrive at Atlanta, Ga.
Arrive at Montgome-!
ry, Ala ...-........
Arrive 1t Mobile, Ala.
Arrive nj New Or
leans, Ii......'
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DENTISTS.

~ W. JONES, DENTIST, Office eZSsa
Ne No. BOT FRANKLIN STREET. he-cYffD
tween Eighth and Ninth streets having every coz
Venenee and appliance for comfort Of his patients,
with tHenty-fve years. experience and PRICES RE-
pIcED, Is prepared TO perform gently and care
fny nj! operations for s1c may desire his pro-
fesslonal services. :" no l7.sm
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TSNIIE, I UI NUS 7 "a S&u
THE NATIVES: A
HANDMADE. DOuBLE-SOLE FULL-LENGTH
LEG BOOTS 1T 81;
HANDMADE: CONGRESS CATERS and CAP
TOE ENGLISH SHOES II So.
These goods are genuine haudmade and fair
stitched.
The big stock of TRUNKS, SATCHELS, VA
Uses, BAGS, &C.;
The Wilderness of those OLD LADIES' and OLD
GENTLEMEN'S SHOES;
Tho uarrowness of those SHOES made for slim feet
CALL AND SEE THEM.
MOI j. A. GRIGG, Tenth and Main;
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County Commissioners.

The County Commissioners held a regu-
lar meeting to-day.
A communication, Stating that the
bridge on the County Road between Har-
rison Pike and the Mt. Hope NJ. E. Church
was being undermined, was referred to Mr..
Reardon.
The weekly pay-rolls of the Court House
employees and the Plating Department
were allowed.
VIM. b. Cunningham was appointed Su-
perintendent over fills and approaches to
bridges over the Little Miami River at
Remington and Miamisville, on the Hamil-
ton County side, at 50 per day.
A recommendation from the Trustees OF
Eolerain Township for a bridge on the
Hanley road was received and filed.
The same was done with petition for a
bridge over Mlllcreek in Millcreek Town
ship.
The bid of Henry Swing to place a new
superstructure upon bridge in Springfield
Township for $50 was approved.
Adjourned.
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THE REPUBLICANS.
Organization of the New Execu-
tive Committee.
Chairman, James Morgan; Secretary,
Oliver L. Hagau.

Nh, r,,. r,... p-,,,,oor rxoortivo
iho ii"ii''N C'ul'y i'ePu I,,
COMMITTEE, recently elecbu met lor u ots''i~o'ioii
this morning at 10 O'Clock in Hopkins Hall
Mr.. Cunningham, of the retiring Committee,
onened the meeting
- -, ,,. ,o bor,
ElsnV ,se'fh VI the ilne'y-lhlee he" Anen''i'
answered TO their names.
The list OF Committeeman has already been pub
lished in the STAR
In tho tryertv-fire Ward precnct G. there was
disnnto AZ m tSyhn tSo Evrcniiya Committeeman
,vos o yl 10 bnyirt, hncn coet for 't,vo mon Tho
matter was rrfe red lar n contest
The foIinwiur wore the csndidates for the
ChairTnan.Ein Sf ,Ln Now ISnm,nittee. lanes
Moran and Fd q Febelbv
me ballot rcSuiied.
- - IN
ySSs 81
~ '"
NJ Mosan @ Ws Geclarrm eiectt, e. H. o,,
made n briaf sna@nh nf tbnnks
Nominations for Secretary we're as follows, and
resulted
Harry r Prohosco .................9 81
Oliver l. IIagan ii
NJ H. T,, 1, 4 I.a,
~ ti"sni Mi'a uecluIe W IiGGtLu' 49, it+oo ot
Ill tloneu oi"f u tn bo Co,,
uivo Oe "iPoi'IN " 'e'u'e i'ii i0' 'i'e o0'4i
hiLteei rro,,,,, T., So r,,.t,,,s .,,, -o,,,,, q,
t ori. ~ i'A'ii''e ''i' W
'iT IN n'r , u ,tIl,,,Ia ,, oorrod
a. nv o ,T'r ~, % "f NJ Tnninba " the Chair
ct,n,a Ia oIi w ~ 49,. @ ,
Gmmnsi,,n " and Financa Ihe chairman to he n
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-09
COMMONWEALTH CURRENTS.
Knickknaclis Knocked Together In
Old Kentucky.

Specials to the Star.
HoPKISsvILLE, Aug 9.--At Garrettsburg, Chris
tan County, Lip Chester stabbed and probably
fatally wounded Mr.. Dixon a merchant Of that
place.
A nine-year-old daughter of William Turner a
reputable colored man in the Bennettstown neigh
borhood, attempted to kindle fire with coal-oil
She died.
SPRINGFIELD, Aug. 1.-TWO brothers named Lay
shot Vataw, in Washington County. Vataw shot
back and wounded John L. Lay, who is not ex-
peced to live.
HARRoDSBURG, Aug 9.-John Ransdall, of Mer-
Ger, has gourd that was used in the French and
Indian war, and is one hundred and fifty years
old.
MT. STERLING, Aug 9.-General St. John just
passed through the city from an extended tour
over the Big Sandy Line. He says the surveys
will be completed by the 10th of September.
WILLIAMSBURG, Aug. 9.-Last evening Eckew
Tanners skull was crushed and his leg broken by
bee tree which he was cutting, falling on him.
FLFMINGsBURG, Aug 9.-Yesterday o. W. Price
was shooting at Len Anderson at Poplar Plains,
when Tom Anderson came up and blew Prices
brains out with shotgun.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-09
THE CRAZY CANUCKS.
Their Extraordinary Run on Mon
treal Bank.
National Associated Press to the Star.


MONTREAL, CANADA. Aug. 0-The amount paid
out by the City & District Savings Bank vest rday
can not be definitely ascertained, owing to the
fact that they PAID depos tors until 6 p. al.
Four tellerS were continually employed. Among
those leaving with their funds were old, infirm
and blind euple, some OF whom had to be car
ried 10 the bank. The number of depositors is
about twenty thousand When interviewed this
morning, Mr. Barbour manager, said he only
wished all those who had doubted the stability OF
the bank would come on, as they did not desire
to keep their deposits.
Its no secret that they obtained 10000 900 of
Bank of Montreal notes yesterday. Small deposi-
tors being paid in these and the larger ones in
cheques on the Bank OF Montreal large num-
Der Of people assembled around the doors of the
bank this morning about nine O'Clock.
The greater part apparently, were spectators in
anticipation of scene The bank opened half
hour before the usual time-9:30 o'clock-and
steady run is going on. At noon to-day the cor
re p0ndent of the National Associated Press had
another interview with Barbour, who stated that
the amount paid out yesterday wa, S2j0000, but
there had also been paid in during the day $27, 900
by those having confidence in the bank.
One unfortunate woman had Sil5 taken from
her by pickpocket Immediately after leaving the
bank.
number OF large deposits have been made by
priests ana others at the head office this forenoon
and the circulation Of tis fact has inspired more
confidence. The excitement is certainly abating.