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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-22

NEW GOODS to be opened on Monday at ID. q X.
Nil rELDoRFE For bargains OF all kinds call
on rs early. BUYTINGs, all wool, the best, at
% cents.
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100 LADIES LINEN ULSTERS aud BUSTERS
i,s; received. from sl.50 TO - apiece. TALL and
see them. We have also just received 40 dozen
,r,ssiy for rs and warranted pure Linen Bosom and
Sue. AZ 6Oc; also better grade at 81. Call and
ssrihe.n st THALHINER BROTHERS.
COL Broad street.
NewsiyIes Of DOMESTIC PAPER PATTERNS
ins, received my 22-S.MSW
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AN Hour IN FAIRYLAND.-Mozart Hall
was very well filed lat night on The occa.
sion OF the presentation by the pupils OF
Mrs. Clements school Of a cantata with
the above pleasing title. The costumes OF
the little fairies, the scenery, and The music,
all combined to make the entertainment one
OF real enjoyment. The characters were
well sustained, the exhibition passed OH IN
a manner in every way acceptable, ana the
fairies and others assuming characters were
the recipients OF deserved recognition.
The principal characters in the cantata
were sustained as follows: Queen. Annie
Butler. Her Attendants: K. Clements
Nellie Haryell, Maud Thomson, Jennie Cot
trell, Lillian Pace, and Florence BeaI'
Fairy Cricket, Bette Hoge; Fairy Fun
Kate Leiew; Fairy Content, Eagle suther'
land Fairy True-Heart, Annie Ball
Fairy Good wiz, Maggie Freeman.
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Our motto TO buy cheap and sell at small advance,
Irrespective OF the real value, has done we'll towards
diSposing OF The large and elegant stock OF goods
purchased recently ut the sacrificing sale OF Simp-
son, Crawford n simpson.
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sY- LAwNsl LAwNsi LAWNS -
Nine cases Of NEW and CHOICE LAWNS at all
price, jas; received.
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THR CHEAPEST AND BEST MATrINGs in the
city. bought at auction, az ID. & 4. MITTEL.
D0nrRR,s
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sS- THE CIRCULATION or THE .bIsPATCe
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cIRCIJ.
bATI0N OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY Ngws.
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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rr-STlNGsl BuNTIN6s, BUNTTNGsl
Having bought tue entire stock Of large con-
csyn, we can show The largest assortment al lowest
prices.
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sssssstsstsssssssss
/: SILK SALE.

In this department. though thousands OF Yards
have been disposed Of. our stock sill seems undi-
minished.
We are selling SUMMER SILKS at 44c., sold gen.
orally Al 6Oc. ward:
All the BETTER GRADES from 10 TO csc. yard
less than their standard value:
A large stock of OIL-BOILED C0LORED SILKS
In various shades al 65c.:
One lot of COI.OKED GROS-GRAIN DRFSS-SitK
IN the newest and most desirable shades. ~ TO
- inches wide, al Sl.25, the value Of which Is
h65;
In DAMASSE aud FANCY SILKS VIC offer all the
most desirable shades aud qualities;
In EVENING SILKS we OF every shade IN
PLAIN and DAM ASSE 90 match for combna-
tion, among them some of the handsomest goods
imported.
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now hre Of SILK and, SATIN RIBBONs-all
The new shades jasi received; also some elegant
'sVles ,n SILK 'and LACE.COLLARS, SCARfs,
FiCHUES, NEt k-RUFkLlN1s, &c.
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cerAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF BLACK
cRe\ tDiNk>-aI l6sc. rsduced from Soc. AZ
from 50s Tnssc are v.rS cheap goods, aud We ad.
Vlse call on them.
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~ ~CLOSING-OUT SALE.

fr CLOSING-OUT SALE.
40 HUMBUG-RETIRING FROM BUSINESS.
GREAT BARGAINS-GREAT BARGAINS.
10 OPFR CENT. DISCOUNT
ALLOWED ON ALL CASH SALES.
GOODS AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE.
IMMENSE REDUCTIONS N PRlCEs-LESS
THAN COST OF MANUFACTURE.
FRINGES, BUTTONS, RIBBONS. LACES,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, HANDKERCHlEFS.
CORsETS, NICK WEAR, HAMBURG EDG
INGS, &C;
GOLD-PLATEp JEwELRY. warranted, and
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY. Call and see the
BARGAINSat HUTZLER BROTHERS.,
525 Broad street.
STOCK, FIXTURES. GOODWILL, and LEASE
for sale on very reasonable terms. my ID
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Wswll receive and open By MONDAY the largest
.,ocs OF LACE MiTIS, LNCE-rOP GLOVES
in White. Blscs, and Colofed LiSLE.1 HkkAlD
see, 75c., and 81.
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..xnanAxEs FOR OYEICE.

1,0R MAYOR OF MANCHESTER,
JAMES A. GENTRY
-. v.,,,sol Historian and Reoorter, tie Able aud
rme,eu, Magistrate. and tho Man OF the People
my 22vlt
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EAUQUIER WHITE HUR
Il SPRINGS This famous SUMNER RESORT
will be reopeued JUNE 10Th under the manage
ment OF n. TENNEY 4 CO.. OF the National Hetel,
Washington, y. T.. The finest hotel In the South,
with all m0dsrn improvements throus houi, inclu-
ding hot and cold bath conyeniences on Each floor,
electric bells. ana gas.
The medicinal properties Of the water are re-
nosned for their eH acy In dyspepsia, dropsy, aud
all niiariai affecl ions.
Board per dsy. 42 TO 50, sccordlng to location OF
loom per week. fl2 to f1s.
For further Information afdrtss National Hotel
prior 10 June l0th sub sequcnt, 10 White sulphur
NnrinRs. famnIIer county. Va. my l4.2m
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COURTNEY & PRICE.
sos EAST BROAD STREET.
At the above stand we shall continue to offer
| UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS.
NEW GOODS BY EVERY STEAMER.
DRESS GOOBs
ATFIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
Fine WHITE FABRICS In Mszalia, Naiusook, Or
| CANDY, Linen de Dacca, without regard to orisi-
MagnIncent line OF GENTLEMeN's AND La
vIcToRiA 2-BUTToN KIDS atsI;-
HARRis'S SEAMLESS 2-BUTTON KIDS a,
HARR1S's SEAMLESS s-BUTToN KIDS at
sL75;
OUR STOCK MUST BE SOLD.
FINEST OPPORTUNITY EVER OFFERED
FOR SECURING DESIRABLE GOODS
AT A SACRIFICE.
The following gentlemen viii be pleased to see their
ED. d. PRICE, W. B. COURTNEY,
q tnAnHEs q = HAnrwELI, y " ii; Tj,1SI PATTTn'
WILLIAM KrFEsY'M EB NJ srSlARs, NJ r. WILLIS
y1s-eod hD' W. couRTNEY & PRICE.
NEW AND HANDSOME i n e Y
IN PARAsoLs JUST RECEIVED AT
l.. HELD Sons.
BeautifuI SILK HANDKERCHIEFS at 12Kc.;
Fine CHECK MUSLIN only &c. per yard
BLACK GROS GRAIN SILK at e5. Is, 9Oc, ana
tl, werih h rs, 90c., 81 10. aud Sl.25
miss LINENS at l2kc. aud upwards:
An excellent sPOON-BUsK CORSET a'ooe' worm
S5c.; 80. -. 49,,
cuffs, at 60c. are worth VI ,o. .,
VICTORIA LAWNS at 12kc. worth 1896; al
AnotTer supply of our 81 KID GLOVES just re-
ceived--ev every pair warranted;
Our 5Oc BLACK CASHMERE is the best ever ex-
bibited In the city at the price; doht iai' W
See our new CAMBRICs. LAWNS, and MADRAS
LIsIE.THREAD GLOVES at l0c. at
LEWIS HELD 4 SON's.
nv e..od Gil Broad street.
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THE GREAT SALE OF BLACK SILKS.

One 10, Of LYONS OIL BOILED TAFFETA SILK
ri SOC. yard, general price Of which Is 75e.:
One iot of GROS DE PARIc (warranted all silkl at
Gle, the value OF which is S5c:
One lot OF LYONS GRoS.GRAIN at 95c., the gen
eral value OF which Is fl.25:
One lot of GUINET's sATIN.FINIsH GROs-
GRAIN at Al. 20. the value of which IS 81 60:
One lot Of GUlNET'S very heavy 6ROS-GRAiN
which Is So 20.
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wHEREIs THE MAN THAT WANTS A CHEAP
FOR SIX DAYS ONLY

SUIT?
Fon Six DAYS ONLY
WE OFFER
A GENrEEL BUSINESS SUIT FOR MEN
atthe
Low FIGURE OF
$3.50.
NoTE.-Under no circumstances will more than
ONB SUIT he sold n, one lime. We do this TO pre-
vent any but consumers from purchasing.
A. SAKS & CO..
1913 Main street, opposite Post-ofice.
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NEW YORK STEAM LAUNDRY.
SHIRTS, COLLARS, AND CUFFs-TRoY STYLE

No. 92l BROAD STREET corner Tenth).
Goods called for ana delivered.
LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO FAMILIES.
Lace Curtains, WindOio Sqdf,s. and En'
Fluting u speciality. Laces and Embrotderte'
done up Nth special care.
Clothes washed In rough-dry, 90 cents per dozen
Each washing done separately No acids whatever
used. We use nothing hut soap and filtered water
and plenty fit. Cur clothes are warranted ClEAF
and WHITE.
/. 10 III ~ attended,
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SATiNs AND sXTiN DE LYON.


The largest stock of BLACK and COLORED SA-
TINS ever of. red In the city. embracing every
conceivable shade, and ranging from the low
price OF 60c. 10 sl.25:
In SATIN DC LYON we off epecial bargains.
GUlNET'S SATIN DE LYON, pa inches wide,
and manufactured of the 1peSt Canton SILK, at
~ so, the vaue OF which is $3.50; also, extra
heavy at ~ and 81 rs:
One lot Of BONNET'S FINEST QUALITY at
1925, The value Of which Is $3.50.
VIII open on MONDAY large stock OF LADIES'
UNDERG ARMENTS. such as Chemses, Pantalets,
Skirts. Gowns. &c, which VII be sold st about The
cost of the material: besides hundreds of other
goods tor which we have no space.
my 22-S&M COHEN BROTHERS.
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old SWEET SPRINGS,
" MONROE COUNTY, WEST VA.

This delightful summer resort will be open for the
accommodation Of visitors JUNE Is, $50. All The
appointments frsf class. Elevation. 1000 feet.
Capacitv Tor 1000 guests The watrr Is powerfully
tonic, dinreiic. mildv cathsrtIc, and Alternative.
Minerai punge-baihs, also warm ana hot mineral
and nesh-wafer steam baths. Extensive livery.
Excel.eol band OF music. Expross-, telegraph. and
post-ofhcc In the Hotel Beard: Per day, $3.50:
per week. el5 per mouth, $40 10 $50, accurdns to
location. Bachelors row, Tor young gentlemen $50
per month. j. II. YOUNGER.
my 2l-lm SUPERINTENDENT.
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OPTICIANS.

fVO REGAIN YOUR SIGHT WkaA
FOR Z5C, 49, -
ca st 223 Broad street aud get pair OF spECIA. A.
'Es or EYEGLASSES. A large assorfment oi
amer or quality always on hand. Prices IRON xoc
upward. Bkilfnliy adjusted 10 the eye 9yvp
Practical Opffciau, Matchmaker. and JeSeller,
gas Broad street. lAgeat fog ". h. Cowaroihh
mb o-3p
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ArCrI0N SALES THIS DAY.

Iss- on all sales OF Real kstdts maae ossSs~ y.
81 oysssnt year E,sye 10 bepafa enths yt~rcs1Sss ~
o ali saiss ths KY n ys s'aac ~
Of the year the tsss havs 20 Se eqn yesrs sss
M aii the real estate agents IN Richmond ana ~
n,esto RichmeAd and yieinityJ
RICHARDSON & CO, ~ TRUSTEE ,.rss 81 i,"s
w Nh d"sIling &C., on Bscad street oppo'i'e tas
Fair .(ssoupds. .,,..
PAINE & NOwLIN, 10 A. M'' o'n'' 'i"' """''
d SKIS, chairs, &C. voos
n. coon, 10 A. ~, seven young eows ana yo"ns
p,ci,wONp BAZAAR. 10 A. NJ, fourteen hsn'
taesy horses, three mules, puss'es' "'AVAs' ~.
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Entered at the Post. once at Richmond. Va, az
second-class matter.I
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s>y- ANOTHER NEW AND CHEAP
,l>T or DRESS GOODS. NOVELTIES, BRO
S,nrs. SILKS. sATINS, and BUNTINGS just
received al IhALtiiMhn nhv'hhhS'
',~,oosNSW col Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-22

DIR. GEORGE Il. STEEL has returned, and may be
found daily during business hours at his Office No.
723 Main street.
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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
NIAGARA FALLS

NIAGARA FALLS
This magnificent Hotel is the largest and best sItu
ated OF any at NIAGARA. BeinG the nearest to the
FALLS. and the only one containing all modern
ling public which are unexcelled. Thoroughly re-
paired, repainted AMI upholstered. Reasonable rates
and liberal reduction by the week or month.
OPEN MAY Is, 1880.
4. CLGck; (THEISrERNArioSAL( A.cLucK.
F.R. DEIASo. HOTEL COMPANY. Manager.
Tmy l-SSil
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8irlmond 1ispatth.

sATURDAY..............MAY2 ~, 1880.
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HORSES. MULES. &c.

ENTUCK HORSES FORE1O
IN SALE.-We have on hand some of[c2A
Kentucky's best SA ID ID y ~ AND HARNESS
HORSES: also, several PONIES, one fine FAMILY
HORSE. and two COLTS. -
l.. BARNES & Co,
No. IA south Tenth and 9l2 Cary street,
y
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toH 'A|H M At ~ X1H
RICHMOND BAZAAR.
We have for sale
No. |. ONE PAIR LARGE BROWN HORSES, le
hands inch, lie and six years. bred iH
Kentucky; yerv stylish, aud perfectly gem
tie in single aud double harness.
No. 2. ONE PAIR BAY HORSES, l6 hands, ave
and six years, bred In Kentucky; very
stylish. rich bays; can trot In 34 minutes,
and perfectly gentle. -
No. 9. ONE PAIR THOROUGHBRED MARES,
seven years, very st,lisb, l55z hands; can
be driven sipgic or double by a lady. Thee
mares were raised by John H. Da'is, fsq.
No. &. o. f. PAIR HAMBLE1OSIANS,r rich bays,
Is hands; perfectly sente work in single
aud double harness very handsome, and
were raised by John u. Davis. u.
Parties wanting first class stock should call aud
examine by applying to
my lH-Jt CAPTAIN =. =. ALLEN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-22

CIRCUIT C0UKT.-The City Circuit Court
Judge Wexford presiding-was in session
yesterday. In The case Of the Commonwealth
u.s. The Roanoke Navigation Company the
Jury rendered special verdict for the
plaintiff subject to the opinion Of the Court.
The Common wealth sues to revoke the
charter OF the Roanoke Navigation Com
psny. The facts in the case have already ap-
reared in the Dispatch.
Argument was partly heard yesterday in
the case Of Bayley u.s. Roe.
The court meets again to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-22

POLICE CoURT.-The following eases were
disposed OF at the Police Court Yesterday
by Acting Police-Justice J. j. Crutchiield !:
William Lacy (colored), charged with
stealing one pair OF pants, valued at g.,
the property Of Nelson Elan. Continued
until to-day.
Thomas BraXton (cOlored), charged with
malici0usly assaIting Alexander Richard
son with a brick, was fined $3.50.
William johnson ,cOlOred). charged with
assauIting aud kicking Martha Hudson,
was fined S5.
Riley Brown (coored), charged with steal
ing two boxes OF cigars, valued at 50. from
William Horton. Continued until to-day.
Giles Tyler, charged with assanting and
beating Alexander Willis, was discharged.
William Courtney, for unIawiuIIy tres
passing upon the premises OF II. N. Cog
bill. Continued until to-day.
j. III. Kendall, for unlawfully trespasslDg
upon the premises OF Mary L. Cox. The
accused failing TO appear at court, an at
tachment was issued against him.
Mary j. Terrell and Lucie A. Terrell
(both colored), charged on cross-warrants
with assaultlng and threatening to kill each
other. Mary Terrell was fined g 80, and
both were required 10 give surety in the
sum OF $50 for three months.
Debora Wynne, for allowing her son TO
throw rocks in the street, was discharged.
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BARGAINS AT HurzLER BROTHERS.

CONsUMPTIyE's HOPE.
generous, nutritious diet. Pure air and Colcen's
LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF taken regu-
larry.
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DINE sUMMER.RESIDENCE TO LET

PROVIDENCE, X. l.
TO RENT for the summer and fall n LARGE
.TWO-sTORY FRENCH,PROP. DWELLING
HOUSE well furnished, and supplied with ali the
modern improvements. The house is on one or
the main avenues leading into the city, about
mile and half from the cen tre and has about two
acres OF land in lawn and garden connected with u,
This Is one Of The PLEAsANTEsT PLACES IN
PROVIDENCE. which, situated at the head OF
Narragansett bay, Is universally considered one OF
the finest ei'ies in the East. The house IL ouiy
rented because of the necessary absence OF the
family.
TERMS $50 per month.
Address A. H., Lock Box 4l5, Proyi lence, II. l.
my lS-eod6t
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THE HUsrINGs COURT.-The Hastings
Court will adjourn for the term to-day. A
number Of Iiquor-dealers have failed to take
out licenses. All who desire TO do so should
make application to-day, as this will be the
last opportunity before the June term.
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ED. II. PRICE. W. Il. COURTNEY.
d EN- OV A L.
COURTNEY & PRICE.
305 EAST BROAD STREET.
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ar 0 U r.
FOR THE PAST Two WEEKS rs WITHOUT A
PARALLEL.

'i;iii;ii.;i;'': SUCCESS;
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At the above stand we shall continue to offer
UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS.
NEW GOODS BY EVERY STEAMER.
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DALEIGH SPRINGS, VA, n T. "A X
IT. UARET>ONBURG.-The are three LARGE
HOTELS, with appointments OF The highest order
and a com "a odsiions for 700 guests. OPEN JUNE
lsT Ratgs. bay. s2.5O woek. Sl3i $40 10 SOP
her month Two thousand feet above tide water. A
delightful place TO escape heated summer months.
For particulars address T.. A. SPRINkEL, Trea-
,urer Harrisonburg, Va. my 2O-eod2Bt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-22

SEA GROVE HOUSE, CAPE MAY
- POINT. DELIGHTFULLY."- situated within nifty yards
of beach. Five minutes by steam cars from Cape
May or Philadelphia Boat. Hosfed's celebrated
Orchestra engaged for the season. OpensJUNE lsr.
Rates during jane, !S to sl2 week: balance OF
season. sl2 IOslS. JOHN A. HICKS.
Proprietor formerly Di oprieior Of Baker
nv 2O.eod26t House). Vineiand, NJ.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-28
D,srERs at Blum'a
Ooup's show To-day.

To-day Cuup's Monster show VNhthlts
ON the island aud irom the cNprc. sInns
thai have been heard on the streets, It II
.al, to presume that nearly everybody
will hr theTa. II what haE hCcu sail
Throughout the country 10y the prcss Is
Ia hr hcliovOd aud at course II tho
show ~ the beat Quo ever sent out, aud
II would be- hard lor II 81 be- othcrwlso
With such genial business man ~ Mr..
Ioup AT the head. trom an exchange
the iolluNlug ~ clipped.
The most unprecedented surCesS
greeted the opening ut Cnups great
show hero Yesterday. NJ tho ovuutug
performance the vast througs which sur
rounded the ticket nthcc hloCkcd tho
ROAD. and sellers ni tiCkCts were scut out
amaug the crowd. Before o'clock the
vast tent Was titled Ia It's utmost seating
capacity, fully tive thousand people he
,us present and many hundreds werc
turned away disappointed. Tho I'Ci
inlmaurr must ~ ylaSsod Rs one at the
bust that has ever visited the Forest
CIV. II has hrcn rarely Opualed aud
never surpassed. Perhaps the most
wonderful feature II tina entertainment
- the SlOO. 0OO performing horses. These
magnificent animals seem really en-
dnwcd with human intelligence. The
general tome oi the show VAS high,
thrrr hc,ng nothing said or dono IN any
NAV that could otond the most delicate
scnsih,lity, and the attention AMI couT,
trsy shown 10y the managers and cm-
ploycs also did much to contribute Ia
Inc sucrrSs 1T the company. The com
pauy merit the patronage aud good will
oi any community they 20 into.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-28
Wnirs Sulrs Al hlum'r.
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

Tho Government light At the heat nl
Paw Paw Island cavcd In and MAS lu,l
ON SUNDAY al. lat, 2nIh inst, lhls Us'
through NO iauil al the keeper Anlhuw
Rcid, who sei tho light ri proper d,,
lance, hut IN, head III tho island H. so
Inv In by acres, aud no human ar"nu
can Keep u fixed iight there. Rcld Nll
keep his snall lantern on the nearest
post possible until supplied with ano,hu
light, OF which pilots will take dm ~
tee anl govern themselves acoordnrl,
--Piiisbmoh D,g,dfch.
Tho Hudson passed M iof fiilShu,sh
Saturday night
The 81 Lawrence got away "n r,oHi
time Saturday afternoon, aud With a
good trip both In freight and pass Il
uptH.
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PERSONAL, POINTS.
Pertinent sayIngs aud Doings.

Misses Lido sterling and Emu a
Sunwdru, ri Wheeling, were "a the 'ItN
Yesterday, the guests ol ). ). Culhr,t'
snu. ul the Gd.,H.. They wvIc Ctuuui
Tor ~. Louis, Ia visit relatives aui
friends NfulsuH GJ.lN
Nina Ela u Cluhh, Nc Ren,or, ~
visiting hcr ilruds uu thu Island.
Mira Gcorgc Barrett. formerly Salhc
Camplicll, now at Albany, II. With her
little daughter, visiting the mmtN at
Mr.. Jnhn Mcudcl, uu the Island,
The ncmorrals 1T SteuhcuNlllo hal q
Tug blow oul IA that place on FRIDAY
night that showed that there, ~ all over
the country, the saallment was strunglN
m favor at llancock aud English,
Mrs. oscar RnmOlshurI, utCmCnnall,
assisted the Fourth Street NJ. 4. Church
rhatr VA Yesterday morning, IA a tue
Solo from bach. My lloart Ever tH'th
ml. The ladYs tue aud clear soprano
brought cut In delightful manner the
true clrganCr ni tina linc SELECTION, aud
u "a tn ho hoped W. shalt hear more
irnm hrr during her sol0urn ~ our r'iv.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-28

ing wounds oi sectional slrIlc, II lina NJ
q great nation ~ earth's loh,,ri ptunlr
.ele aud will give III above all
sniSn Q, sIvs 9. aud Of I.lc
4 uuion OF lands,
and the grand old American Union n,
ever.
Mr. pendleton was roundly ch,.,.,
~ be concluded, and the CHARM"
then introduced
Z. hARcKiLus nARsuAIi
of Gilmer county. Mr.. Marshall
good round voice, sent cheering ~
aud enthusiastic sentiments Ia ia, yr,,'I
gathering before him. liz told of Nv
celebrations then Ia progress AT h..
homo, from which he now slray,dt, A.
hold Y grandor aud morc enthusiast,
demonstration. lie likcucd lian,olr
"Old Hickory u man whose steel "A.
never turned aside and whose cali A..
the call ui uol. ut in said Ilan,o,.t
not great--then Washington and
Fayette were not great aud II -. lri -.
thank God tor men not great, hut ,,,,J
II this In not great, let us have wh,t
better, honesty. THIS sentiment A..
warmly applaudcd aud Mr. Marsha
closed with q glowing tribute to lIm.
cocks civil administration IA Louisiana
Herr some one Jumped upon lhr,,,r
form and called ior three cheer, A.,
Hancock. They we're given silhaau.
and ended with "tiger."
The next speaker w9 introduced ana
proved Ia be-
T.. aano, Esa.
of Doddridge county. lilo said be Ma,
like the young hunter with the hui
tever-appalled q, the vast sra oi ar,.
before him. lie had como lrom whrrr
Democracy springs up from lhr l,rt.,
soil aud with the plants grew a. ,i,ur
Gus manhood. Ito was an old sokhr,
and WAS proud Ia say lac hal wurn tl,,
blue, aud from his position hc ra,I a
generous tribute Ia hs thea rnrmir.
Lees gray coated bows. tie closed VII.
the prediction that ho would see Tan
cock iuaugurated aud took his seal lar
ing u storm of cheers aud husAas
"Speycr, Spoyer, called the rruNi
but Jimmy refused Ia respond
Then the cry became "\ruclt A.
mott" and Was taken up hy the rr,r
gathering MIR, Cracralt camc lorumr
aud said; 81 am sorry To say Col "
mott is no, here, hut -"
Here hc IN" choruscd the crowd
"Oh, no ~ small didn't So ham
Whercupon
Dol W. W Arueit
WAS compelled Ia leave his place IA d
crowd aud come upon the stand H.
had made No preparation, hui n"lNlh
standing this, made grand aud uu...us
speech that met an echo ~ the heart u
every listener. And when ho saIl o.,
'can bet their last bottom dollar llu
cook would be- inauguratcd, sWIli All
splendid cheer went up that Nlhrairi "a
tho hearts IT many Democrats IT, lM ul
10 hear what was said.
With this speech the programme Ma
concluded aud With three ringing, rou,
ing soulrtirring cheers inr the ticket lhr
vast crowd Dispersed,
So ended the finest, largest Hnd most
enthusiastic meeting ever hcli DO
Wheeling.