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TAUOUIER WHITE SULPHUR

Il SPRINGS This famous SUMMER RESORT
Will be reopened JUNE 10TH under the MANAGE
ment Of y. 1ENNEN K CO., Of the National Hotel,
Washington. II. G.. The finest hotel In the South,
with all modern imDrOv smeniS throughout, iHclu-
ding hot and cold bath conyenienceS on each foor,
electric bells. and gas.
The medicinal properties Of the water are re,
nowned for their efficacy in dyspepsia dropsy, and
all malsrlal affections.
BOsrd per day, - 10 S3. according 10 location OF
room per week. &l2 10 SIS.
For further information address National Hotel
prior 10 June 10Th; subsequent, 10 White sulphur
Springs. FsuQuer county. VS.. my lS-2m
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THE Cry CANvAssERs.-The Rpard o
Election Commissioners, consisting OF RI
Daniel, Jr., John j. Cannon, d: o. JONI 3
William Il. Nye. and William Flsgeubs IN
or. will meet at the clerks office ei the ius
tings Court this morning to clnxass 9 re
turns and ascertain the official result. '.of th,
election Thursday.
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ROBERT p. SMITH, ChiIesbmg, Va, writes: " AS
for Tdtt's Pills, don't know how cIuld DO W''h-
out them. have had the liver disease over twenty
wears. Two years ago got your pills. They have
entirely cured me. always keep them. Ny neigh
hors know Ibaye them, and send 10 me for them.
They always speak In the highest terms Of them.n
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THE Ivy GERMAN here was very
large attendance ut the closing exercises OF
Miss Mary Tbaw's Ivy German. The cos
tunes were very handsome, the music ex-
cellent, and the evening was spent In TIE
most delightful manner. The season lust
closed has been most successful one, and
Miss Thsw is to be congratulated upon the
fact that her meritorious labors have 5een
properly appreciated.
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Editors Dispatch Please be kind enough
to state through your columns, in justice
to myself and family, that the William
O'Dwyer who was recently in a difficulty
with a colored man in Rockets is not W IL
liam &. O'Dwyer, brother OF the late Ken
dali O'Dwyer. by so doing you will greatly
oblige yours respectfully,
WILLIAM q. O'DwYER,
2401 east Main street.
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THE JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
EOCKBRIDGE COUNTY, VA.

This favori:e Summer Resort has been released
bv MRS ". J. Colby. OF the Hamilton House,
Washington. ID. G.. and will be OPENED On THE
lsr OF JUNE FOR 1Ht RECEPTION OF
GUESTS.
FOR Pamphlets. giving full coscriptions and
Sn,,ngs my 27-lm*
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR T0-DAY.-For The Mid
die Atlantic States, rising barometer, cooler
north TO west winds, cloudy weather, and
numerous rains, followed by clearing wea-
ther.
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CHICAGO CONVENTION.
Loading Republicans Arriving I'm
Force.

PRESSING APPLICATIONS FOR SEATS IN THE
BALL--THURLOw WEED VENDING HIS WAY
wEsTwARD-sUGGESTI0N TO BLAINE TO
PLAY THE GRAND, PATRIOTIC WITHDRAWAL
ACT.
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YOUXG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
MEETING POSTPONED On account OF Inc
rain the annual meeting OF the Young
Mems Christian Association to have been
held last night was postponed until Monday
night, May 3lst, at S:l5 o'clock, in the lee
ture-room OF the Seyenth-Street Christian
church.
Pastors are earnestly requested to give
this notice to their congregations to-mor'
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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
NIAGARA FALLS

This magnificent Hotel is the largest and best siu-
aied OF any at NIAGARA. Being the nearest TO the
FALLS, aud the only one containing all modern
improvements II offers inducements TO the travel
ing public which are unexcelled. Thoroughly re-
paired, repalnled and upholstered Reasonable rates
and liberal reduction by the week or month.
OPEN MAY is, 1880.
A. CLUCK, (THE INTERNATIONAL A'CLUCh'
T.R'DrfASo.( HOTEL COMPANY. } Manager.
fmy 1-SSil
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Manners Make the

Dear Dispatch: l was passing along
Henry street this morning, going from
Grace to Main. AS | neared Franklin
street ! saw, at n considerable distance TO
my right, a buggy. occupied by two young
men, drawn by gray horse, and being
driven at a very rapid rate down tue in
cline-much faster, thought, than the law
allows. / thought had ample time to cross
Franklin ahead OF the buggy, but, to make
sure OF the matter, quickened my impIng
pace. AS | reached the middle OF the street,
and with the buggy only few yards from
me, heard these words from the young
man who held the reins: "Get out OF the
way, God damn you." | stopped instant
ly and looked after them TO ascertain
whether | knew the parties. | recognized
the young man on the left, but the other |
did not. II any one is curious to know
who that other is let him 90 to one OF the
leading clothing houses Of this city, and To-
Gated or a southeast corner OF Main street,
and inquire OF certain one OF its clerks,
and il an not much mistaken lie will lind
person who knows. J. A. DEARBORN.
Richmond, May %, 1880.
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NATURES WORK OU rpoSE.-In point OF beauty.
richness. and variety. there never was suen sraho
display OF ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS In this ely, not
so very cheap, as now at the NEW fohh Ao'iio"
JJorsR 523 Broad street.
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The largest and most select stock OF MILLINERY
ever shown here for the least money, copsn" "
Lades, Misses, aud Chlldrsn' tiais OF every '"xpo
and style meniionabe, at the NE" io"A
vror HOUSE, 523 Broad street.
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EXrY ACTED DIRECTLY FROM TIE FLOWER
This the secret of the wonderfully sweet and
penee .ating qualities Of The perfumes manufactured
by j. & T.. ATKINSON, Of London.
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In LADIES' TRIMMED BoNNETs and HATS we
originate the mos, exquisite styles. Nothing Ike
tbem I'm thI section, and cheap. Come aud see Tor
yourself NEW YORK A.CdioS @ noosA'
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TINE sUMMER-RESIDENCE TO LET
IN
PROVIDENCE, II. i.

TO RENT for the summer and fall LARGE
TWO->TORY FRENCH,PROP. ID w l. \ u
House well Furnished. and suppffed with all the
mOCCrn imurOytmFnts. The house is ON one OF
the main sVeuues leading into the city, about a
mile and a half from The G. utre and has about Two
acres Of land IN lawn aud garden connected with IT.,
and large stable - - - -.
Thi. il one Of the PLEASANTEST PLACES IN
PROVIDENCE. which, situated at the head OF
Narragansett bav. T. universally nsidcred one or
The finest cities ia the East. The house is only
rented because OF the necessary absence oi tue
family.
TRRMs: sl:0 per month.
Address 4. g., LOek-Box 4l5, Providence H. j.
my lS-eOd6t
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l. AIDES WHITE BAsQURs, handsomely trim
nS and very cheap. ut the NEW YORK AUCTION
~ )UsE, 523 Broad street.
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| Personal---very. ITEMS. - In electing
/ Mr.. James A. Gentry mayor the people
OF Manchester have shown proper appre-
citation OF the services our popular friend
has rendered them in long and faithful
newspaper and magisterial work. "Truth-
full Jeems" has done more than any other
man to make Manchester known and
esteemed by the outer world. His friends
throughout the State will rejoice in his good
| fortune.
General Asa Rogers left by the steamer
Wyanoke yesterday morning on visit TO
bis friends in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Thursday night a white female infant
was deserted by its mother in the yard OF
Lucy Floyd. on Eighth street between Main
and Cary. 1t was taken in and properly
cared for.
The city ambulance was called to the
First district staton-house yesterday morn
ing to remove to the Almshouse hospital IA
prisoner suffering with detirium tremens.
Today is the Federal decoration-day.
The offices in the custom-house will be
closed after 10 O'Clock.
The Richmond Grays will celebrate their
anniversary June 14th by a basket picnic
at Bon Air.
The Baptist General Association meets in
petersburg next W euncSuay.
The funeral Of Mrs. Margaret Schleiscr,
one OF the most venerable German ladies OF
the city, took place yesterday from ST..
Johns German Lutheran church.
The annual festival OF the Little Cleaners
OF st. James Episcopal church will be held
to-day between the hours OF II NJ. and 10
p. NJ. at No. 502 east Grace street. The
proceeds OF the festival will be given tc the
Protestant Episcopal Home.
The negro prisoner who escaped from the
Henrico county Jail Thursday morning has
not as yet been captured. The officers are
searching the county for him.
The American Union Telegraph Com
pany have established branch office at
Messrs. Davenport & Morrls's, on Seven
teenth street near the dock, for the accom-
modation OF their customers in the lower
part Of the city.
John Bingham (colored) was arrested and
lenked M in the First police station yes
terday afternoon charged with felOniOusiy
stealing one carriage harness from r II
Duke. The property is valued at $50, and
the prisoner will have a hearing at court
tn.1uV
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HoRsFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE IS more con-
venemt for ma ling lemonade" than lemons or
lines, and is he ilthier than either.
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SIMMER RESORTS.
CHESTER HOUSE.

CHESTER HOUSE.
This healthy and pleasant summer resort. on the
Richmond aud Petersburg railroad, Is now open
for reception of guests. Appointments frst class
spd charges low Trains pass three TO tour times q
dsy. Teieyraphic and ieiephonic connections:
Address Mrs. THOMAS j. MACON,
mvos.xt& Chester. Chester field county, Va.
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GRATTAN'S REPORTS, VOL. 3lsT,
.l1ck OF LAW and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS ls
lafEe and complete. Prices as low asc1n be had
estwhere. Catalogues OF 5000 volumes, Win
Prices, sent 70 any ADDRESS.
WFsT, JOHNSTON 4 CO..
Law aud General Booksellers aud ststloner',
my zg.2t Oil Main street.
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EMINENT Dn. w. c. CAvESAGH,

MEMPHIS, TENN, WRITES;
For tosak digestion, consumption 9eherdl de-
bility, and want Of appetite cheerlulD reeol,'
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WOOD AND COAL.

OAK AND PINE WOOD, $3.50 per
~ cord, delivered; BEST OAK and PINE, ~ 10
H.s0 per cfrd. delivered; ANTHRACITE COAL,
Ml 1zss; FAST BANK. fOALBURG, SPLlNT
hUTTALBURG, and all other kipds Of steam and
domssiic fuel. Lowest cash prices. Orders by tee-
phone or Otherwise promptly filled and PERfEcT
ATTRACTION guaranteed. Ofhces: Broad street
opposite Theatre aud 1909 Cary street.
myl C.B.PAGE.
PURCHASERS WANTED FOR BEST
y sPJ.fkT COAL, BEsT ANTHRACITE coal,
bkSf FOREST PINE ard OAK WOOD. BEsI
CUMBERLAND COAL, BEST WEST VIRGINIA
sJEAN COAL. y. r. LATffkOP,
dsl6 Seventeenth street, at draw-bridge.
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SAVE MONEY by naying your printing done THE
DISPATCH PRINTISG-Hoyss. Good wCgk, iov
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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1VHE CARD OF Jul. L.. WRIGHT IN

TIE CARD OF JUL. l.. WRIGHT .ir
IL the Dfspasch OF to-day calls for repx -
nave always recognized the right OF evssy " ~
my employ to think and act for thensesvss % ~
Questions # religion and politics. ana In tuc mvas
exciting political times have never quttuoueo my
employers as To their opinions. .-l,~
Two or three years ago Mr.. Wright mace u'm.ss u'.s,
conspicuous by ihe pr0mulgauon " commuuHssc
sentiments. which called forth attacks from nSely
every paper In ibis city ms n',erlnces dau2er0es ~
the wclI-be'ng OF society. lie found bimslf "
dilemma. and almost decided 10 leave the city. nv
advice was To keep quiet attend to bis business ana
every except his Immediate acquaintance
would soon forget that such y man existed. Tie TOOK
my advice, and sid be would not thereafter poiiti-
caly make hImself conspicuous.
I was surprised, on reaching nv once Thursday
morning. to hnd a note stating he had been placed
the ticket for councilman, and that he hid ie TO-
look after his In eresls. aud TO send some q oney 10
MS house. My opinion Is, that had h. renamed az
work one could nnd cause to say anything, but bv
leaving bis work II was plain TO me he was anxious
for the notorety, and Twas unwilling for any one 10
believe had sanctioned the recneniOe OF the Pan.
dora's box of absurd deas, and do not believe that
either OF the great political parties would Ike 70
have such dangerous issues advanced in their behA
hope one Will believe that wished 10 exercise
undue II fuencc over any one-t simply wanted ~
understood that was ignorant OF the matter. ana.
the public understanding thar, cared not button
further. DID not want 10 occupy false sltion.
MAY Is. 1880. fmy 29'liJ j. d. 6OODE.
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NIILLBORV SPRINGS, BATH COUN-
wi TY, two miles from Mboro' depot Che'a-
peake and ohio railroad, are nov Open Terms 20
season The most elevated and coolest summer re
f0rt in the mountains. ABUNDANCE OF IoF;
For ciIeoIsrs Apply 20 y. T.. DUPUY. druggls', APT
Broad street. Richmond, Va or
WA SITLlNGTON 4 co Proprieiors.
MillboTO' Springs pOst-Ofic,. ,.
NJ % : TnG1hl5t Bath county. Va.
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~ ELLYsoN Il CO.. a4sertislng agents, insert I'D
yertisements la all Of the newspapers OF the Cniu"
STA es at publishers rates Orders left at the DH
patch countins-rOom will receive prompt a'so
fI1
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FOR RENT.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THREE. a

Tv0R REM; FIRST. .GEASS THREE q
z STORY sTOCK-BtdCK ttn rooms) 31
DWELLING. Win doubls sich,n ana sssb,e A..
modern nxtuses; water tir1ueIoul' Ssna.en ,s III, ",
Gary between .irst and Second stseets. ifice opY
saSWo OF maIOsE ELEGANT TENENENTs ia
Jones. row nine rooms ooGps ,c. eweep JEDI r.
son and Madison streets. frce very 'o"-o"V
ss'T sSURST STANTfAL aud WELL-L0CATED
FR tNKLtS STREET SrOtk. BRICK THREE
sT0RY-A an. BASEMENT DWELLING betw.rn
third anil Fourth Streets; good kitchen, stable.
otIIi otTIItiisSEii,>ssTURY Ssi YE ESEMENTDw DWELLING
UOIISE. ten rooms; brck kiicsen; "a, WAR,
bath, &C.; Twelfth street between Broad ana Mar
'hs'l TWn ',1Ns1S OF 'fYm fpih INCEST AND NEATssT
RRIcis HOUSES on Church BIN; seven ra9ms
each: bath culrGrts: well located on Grace and
AssiI sm..LL brick DWEILISG; hye Tsoms;
kitcSen; gas aud waier: No. $50 sou1h sour'h
streas. Gambes Hin. sl44. o,, cor-
ThGf DwELLIN6 Kitchen, gas, &c ; fihh
sls,et bet cen Maiu aud Cary. s1OU.
LARGE -FOUR STORY DWELLING or Ten
soom,; double hhthen &c ~, pal',,S an' and
SMALL Brick TENFMENT on Twenty.6f!h
street near Marshall; four rooms' *. frice on'Y
'lTuIyIIEstE NSiCE ROOMS (conuecteei, with water.
Sc over Browns cigar-stcre. Ninth street opIO-
site Bank stree, sl0O ,sHi per year over c,.a,h.r.
mschine.ofice, Ninth street opposite Bsnk street,
'iyg foR III RENT, INT TWO FLOORS over Tylers gro
slFT; Fox A. RENT. ROOMS over slntou's hardware
| store. on Main street. at IS each.
~" u W" ROBERT u. LYME,
nv 20 s,N&w3t keal Estate Agent.
| u,UC NIcgI gIy-EIfRNISUEDH a
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rexr, sTRaYED AND yFokEN.

NrOTICE.-I shall apply TO the Board OF
~ Directors of the Richmond and l,snyille Rail-
road conn tnv for the RENEWAL OF CEhTifi-
GATE No. 837. dated November Zoe isfa, "y ,os
uamr. the orginal.lnving besp,lost or inis,iS.
ap na-S2mt SAMUEL p""o"
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TO BUSINESS MEN.

IMPORTANT TO BUSINESS MEN.
OFFICE o 4 TIE AMERICAN UNION TELE-l
GRAPH COMPANY.
1900 N AIN STREET, KICHNOND. VA.
May 2s 1890.
The AMI RIcAN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY
have Op 4 branch Office with direct wires IN the
esiabishm ent of Davenport Morris for The accom-
modaiiop OF the business public In that portion of
the city.
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A NoTED DIVINE SAYS:

Dear sir,--rcr ten years have been q martyr TO
Dyspepsia, Constipation. and f1'es Last spring
vour Piil, were recommended; used shem. am
now a well man have good appetite, digestion per-
feet. M gniar stools. piles gone. and have gained
for,y pounds OF fe,h. They are worth their weight
IN go,a. Rev. X. l.. SIMPSON,
Louisyille, XIV.
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BARGAINS AT HurzLER BROTHERS,.

KEYsvILLE, VA, October 16, 1879.
0. 0. 0loens, Esq:
Dear Sir,-One of my little boys had been having
Chills for some time and had tried numerous rene
dies. but none seemed to do him any good until
was advised to get a box Of your Owens's Pills.
purchased box, and tried them by directions, and
before he had taken one box his Cbills stopped on
him; and It affords me pleasure TO say that he has
not had u ChiU since
am, respectfully.
PAUL +. FORE.
Price 80 cents per box. Address o. .. OWENS
Richmond, Va.
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TausI 10 any hotel in the United States as Sum-
mer Resort or cOd-weaiber sanitartum. For CIR
culsr describing hyeienic advantages, terms, &c.
address hy mali or telegraph
an 40 " III. PHOEBTS. Proprietor.
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9ithmond 1ispatth.


~. THE CIRCULATION or THE BIsPATUH
7, LARGER THAN THE COMBINED crRCu-
LATroN OF ALL TIM OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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FEAST.

nlII-UEADS, $3.50 % $S per reams A
HIM pisPATCH PRINTING HOUSE.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.

GRATTAN's VIRGINIA REPORTS,
VOL. 81,
price, SO. or $3.50 by mail,)
Is published this day.
All the NEW LAW BOOKS and large stock OF
STANDARD LEGAL WORKS are for sale on the
beat terms. J. W. RANDOLPH ENGLISH.
my 29-d&w
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They increase the appetite, and cause the body to
take on flesh; thus The system Is nourished, and by
Their tonic action on the digestive organs regular
s.ooss are produced.
Price. Is cents. 80 MURRAY STREET,
my oQ-ecdtAp2O New York.
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old ORCHARD HOUSE,

T.. {. STAPLES, Proprietor.
LARGEST AND REST seaside hCt,l In New Eng
Aud. p ct beach in the world. Bc4utiful pine
grOve-. -Four miles railroad On beach Iot ples .rS
ri6e.. my 15-eodl3t
SiEA GROVE HOUSE, CAPE Nj "A
- POINT. Delightfully."- situated within nlty ystus ys
~ teach Ftye minutes by steam cars from Cape
May or Philadeipbia Boat. Hosfed's celebrated
Orchestra engseed for the season. opens U ~ ISL
Rstes during June So 10 &i2 week: balance OF
season. sl2 iOslS. JOHN a. HIchs,
Proprietor formerly proprietor Of Baker
my 2O-To 26t ilOuse). yineiand, \. j.
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EuRKkyiLLE. va, May

EuRkkyiLLE, va, Nav ~ 1r.,
ITO THE PUBLlC.-MR. z. a. ~
BERTSON, Of Notoway. hsvtns been enscssss scsss.ss
In Richmond on the 2fsh asaue uDnu 90
mace By me. deem II Justice 10 sn{ tue foySS ~
Vas made snder rnissppreii.nsiOn of the w.
that be was hooorably dlscbWres b. qalccs s1ysSs
and hardsway. on nv motosS ara " H ~ ~. ~
wish thai he be ms fully rensfsptd 3 ~ n the ps0<
''i Rs.ees,raiiy, s any never happJn n BRADSHAW.
NV l9-lf
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'rHE HYGEIA HOTEL,

OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
SITUATED ONE HUNDRED YARDS FROM FORT
MONROE.
OPEN ALL THE YEAR.
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Entered at the Post Office at Richmond, Va, as
second-olass matter.I
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The new feature now at the NEW YORK AUc-
TON HOUSE, 523 Broad street, Is a big stock OF
LADIES' UNpERwEAR and BAsQUES, remarkably
chcan
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TUTT'S HAIR.DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
WuIsKrRs changed 10 y GLOSSY BLACK by n
single application Of this DYE, II imparisa Natu-
raj Color acts ipStnntaneously. Sold by druggists,
or sent by express on receipt OF VI.
OFFICE, IS MURRAY STREET. NEW YORK.
ffay 29.eodtAp20l
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The Weekly Leader.
sSH EsEEE TaEEzBAE
Tsrsss: Szsss Yea, $50 Hall Ysar


o. ssesy kaAd Rs4ny, chs-ssy Ead ESpedI-
Eolaiy exeeaLed Cards a every Snaps AID
kind. Mi Heads. Letter and Nase Headings.
blanks a every kind. fosten. ete. printed On
short notice Having . new lof AZ Type and
Presses. nc can do handsome wonk 1t Low
fnoes
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-11
WASHINGTON NEWS.
SPRINGER INVESTIGATION CLOSED.

SPRINGER INVESTIGATION CLOSED.
Special to the Star.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Carlisle
Committee concluded its investigations to.
day. Mr.. MacLennan. Chief of the War
rant Division of the Treasury, verified his
tracines from an anonymous note and Fin
ley's writing.
By order of the Committee yesterday
counsel for Finley and Donnelly submitted
written arguments, wi ich were to be print
ed for the use of the Committee. Mr..
Springer presented written argument to
show that the anonymous letter was written
for Finley, acting as Donnelly's counsel,
and that both are responsible for it.
In addition to the expert testimony
Springer presented as part OF his written
argument an elaborate opinion furnished
him by David T. Ames. noted expert OF
New York, who testified in the Whit.
taker case. Ames is OF the opinion that
Finley wrote the anonymous letter.
He gives twelve convincing reasons there
for, and gives his opinion that it was I'M
possible for King to have written the let.
ter, but thinks Finley simulated several
characteristics OF Kings penmanship.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-11
A BROKEN BANK.
Wine, Women and Fast Horses
Captured the Cashier.
First National, Of Newark, With Lila.
bilities Of 100000.
National Associated Press to the Star

National Associated Press to the Star
NEWARK, N. j., June 1.-THE First
Bank suspended to-day, with
liabilities over 100000. Its drafts were
yesterday by the Third National
Bank of New York, to the amount OF
SAC. 600.
This led to an investigation and the re-
suit. The capital of three hundred thou
sand dollars is impaired over two hundred
and twenty thousand dollars. The cashier,
James A. Hedden, left for Europe on Sat-
urday on leave of absence.
He is said to have lived high, indulgine
in wine, women, fast horses, etc. The Di'
rectors say he and the acting cashier, M. ).
Thomas, knew all about the condition ol
the bank. The April statement repre-
sented the bank in good condition.
. The Directors are all rich and the credit
ors are not likely to lose anything. The
bank did not open to-day and there was
much excitement in town over the suspen
sion. Jabez Cook is President and Jas. A.
Hedder Cashier.
Directors-Jabez Cook, G. N. Lockwood
W. H. Murphy, J. NJ. Bremen, J. J. Dicker
son, John McGregor, Walter Geacen, Geo
b. jenkins IN.
The Bank organized in 1862 under act o
Congress. 1t has the finest bank building
in Newark, worth fully 100000. ...
NEWARK, N. j., June 1.-THE failure O
tha First Nat;onal Rank craatea mIlch eY
element and CONSERVATION. 1t is report
ed that not over $50, 900 will be saved ou
of capital stock Of 1900, 900, and that thu
directors were offered assistance from 9th
er banks last night, but they declined, be
ing unable to put up colletral securities.