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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-27

On motion of AID. HUI the following named
persons having received the highest number OF
votes cast were duly declared elected to their re
spectivc offices for the ensuing term and the
clerk instructed TO enter the same on record
among the proceedings OF this council.
Mayor Samuel Nicholson.
AID. first ward Geo. W. w. Blake.
Aid. second ward, Lothrop Perkins.
Aid. third ward John Leonard.
Nd. fourth ward John T. Heating,
Aid fifth ward, Adorus Wilcox.
Aid. sixth Ward, A. White.
AID seventh ward, b. B. Griffith
On motion of Aid. Hull vote Of THANK MAJ
rendered to AID Griffith, as chairman OF The
street and alley committee, and also Street Super
visor Fennel for the able manner III which they
Had discharged their respective duties during The
past year.
On motion of Aid Hos.ack vote OF thanks
was extended TO the Mayor for his kindness and
clearance daring the past year.
The mayor and aldermen elect then took the
oath Of Office and occupied their proper seats.
The roll call OF the new council showed: Pres.
ent-Ald. Mahar, Blake, Phelps, Perkins, Carew,
Leonard Murphy, Heating, Miller, Wilcox,
White, Logan, Griiiith--l3, Aid. IIollecker being
the only one absent.
After few appropriate remarks from Mayor
Richulson, he announced the following appoint
lments which were confirmed by an aye aud no
vote of all the aldermen present unanimous, ex-
cept city treasurer which vote stood as follows:
IAyes-Mahar, Phelps, Carew, Murphy, keating,
Miller, Logan, Griiith-o. Noes-Blake, Perkins,
Leonard Wilcox, White-5. Absent-lollesker
Following are the names Of The Officers APP
pointed and confirmed:
City attorney, NJ. T. Moloncy.
City treasurer, T. G. ANep,
City clerk, A. 7. Bartels.
City marshal, Jerry Nahcr
Asst. marshal, Thos. Brennan.
Health officer, DR.. j. w. Petit.
Street supervisor, Joseph Fensel.
City printers, Osman ~ Hapcman,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-27

Croquet in great variety and 8. lcvest pnees
at Osman AHapemAn't.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-27

on motion Of Aid. Leonard adjourned.
ARTHUR BARTEls, City CLeTt.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-27
BUDGET OF FUN.

A wicked correspondent says that when the
Nhilists exploded dynamite under the Car S
dining table their war.cry was The China
must go" We thought it was. Let us have
Dicccs"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-18
ATichborne Case In Boston.

Some eleven years ago Henry YOungs, a
wealthy citizen of Massachusetts, died,
leaving large property, the principal part
OF which was w!led 10 his sons-Henry
and Tbeophilus. Theophilus served 10 the
army and afterwards lived in several cities.
his last known residence beng in Boston,
where he had wife and children. On the
18th Of May, 1875, he left his wife, and she
has not seen him since. In February. 1876,
the body Of a man was found In Boston
barbor, and Mrs. Youngs and several
other persons identified it as that OF
ber husband. She soon after began a
suit against her brother-in-law 10 re-
cover her husbands share OF the
estate, which had not been settled. Seye-
raj persons then testified that Theophiius
was not d ad, and that they bad seen him
after the dale OF the alleged recovery OK his
body. A few days ago man presented
himself in Boston who said that he was
Theophilus Youngs, explaining his ao-
sence by alleging that he had been In the
Black Hills country. A number OF persons
who used to know him said that they iden-
tilted him beyond doubt. lie. however, aid
not visit bis wife, who PROCESSES continued
love for bin, and she says that his reported
return is only trick. Meanwhile 1t Is said
that the legal expenses ID connection with
the settlement OF the estate have esten up
the greater part OF 1t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-18
DR.. Tanner Con.radicts u Lecturer.

At the close OF her Sunday-morning lee
ture in Republican Hall, New York city,
Emma Hardinge BrittOn, the spiritualistic
medium, commented upon Or. Tanners
fast. She said that she believed that DR..
Tanner was kept alive by the air of this
city. He had always lived in very thlnly-
populated part OF the. country. and came 10
this city because be knew the air was full OF
material sufficient to yield sustenance Tor
some time. Thousands were about him, MI
ing the air with new animal life. AT this
point man in the audience requested per-
mission to speak TO her. This was permitted,
and after consulting with the lfcturess he
nodded in the direction OF the seat he had
Quilted and cadayerous-lo0king man slow.
Nv passed down the centre aisle and mounted
the platform. After speaking TO the lec-
turess O moment he announced that he was
DR.. Tanner, and that he desired 10 express
his opinion that Miss Britton's explanation
OF his success In fasting forty days was in
correct. He said that although II was true
that he had always lived in thiniy.popu-
lated portion Of the country he could not
be brought to believe that he bad expe'
rienced any benefit from choosing New
York city TOR the scene OF bis experiment.
Or. Tanner will leave for Ohio to-day 10
visit his father.
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WHO Is MRS. WINsLOwy

As this question Is frequently asked,,we wiD SIM
ply say that she is lady who for upwards Of thirty
years has untringy devoted her time and taleats ,s
female physician and nurse principally among
children. She has esp, cisly studied the cezsfitn-
ton nj wants of this numerous class. and - re-
suit OF this effort. and pra ctica knowledge eNahed
In Eft time spent narst and physician she ms
compounded Soothing Syrup for children teefhing
ID operates Ike magic-Siyiny rest aph
IS moreover. sure res aate the bowek m eonse-
que ser of this article Mrs. WJSsLow b %sopdps
world. rem owned ~ a bssefsctor OF her nee: shil
fren certainly do RISE rP and bless bsf; ess<uaiiy
Is this the case IN this city. Vast quantities u the
Soothing Syrup are DAILY sold and usssaeye. We
think Mrs. " tnsiew has immortaiiH b hss trsmsby
this inyalnsbss artiee. and We sincerely believe
Thousands OF ehIiliren have oeea ssrrd nom sn
early grave bg rs timely and shA ,siaioss yet
unborn will share Its heuehts and u'hfsin cssins
her blessed. Ne, xs1uER has Discharged ssr afy
TO her suffezing ltle one, In oainiso unhi she
has given Il se benefit of Mrs. ninslows seo' ssne:
Syrup. Tsy u, mshers-rRY on Htsw--0ndss
Visitor. New Yopk city. Sold os al drresis's-Zo
cents a bsitie. xio~"si"
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A StnguIar Tragedy.

BOsroy, Mass. August 16.-lohn G. Tay-
lor and wife, OF Springfield, were out row.
ing this afternoon with Mrs. II. s. South
worth aud another lady on the Connecticut
river. Mrs. Taylor aud Mrs. Soutbworth
bad the oMs, while the other ladies were In
the stern. Suddenly Mr.. Taylor jumped
overheard. The husband sprang after her.
and both were drowned. The theory rs 10
the cause OF Mrs. Taylol's act are insanity
or doubtful relations OF her husband with
the ether parties. Tayi,r was thiriy.three
.ears old, and was treasurer OF the Massa'
cbusetts Liie.Insurance Company. eott
were very popular. and moved In tie bes
society Of Springfield,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-18

Brief Hems.-The school census OF
Chesterfield county for 1880 shows an In
crease OF 800 as compared with the pre-
yious school census OF that county.
The Republicans Of this city held Gar
field and Arthur ratification meeting In the
upper part OF the city Monday night.
Amy Jackson tcoIored) was committed TO
Jail for vagraney by the Mayor yesterday
morning.
The Baptist congregation expects TO OBJ
tain regular pastor IN few days to suc-
ceed Mr.. Eager.
The bridge matter will come up be-
fore the Board OF Supervisors OF Chester
field county at their next meeting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-18

Ereemire Committee following
gentlemen have been appointed on the
Executive Committee OF the Hancock and
English Club by the President, Judge VIII
ham i. Clopton:
First Ward DIR. A. s. McRae, Henry
Fitzgerald, James A. Gentry, Il. Is. Duns-
ford, q. A. Jones. Thomas w. Gentry,
John III. Talley, and j. w. ID. Farrar.
Second Ward ID. }. Weisiger, Edward
Viekers, j. II. Perdue, W. l.. Robinson, a..
q. Evans, w. w. Pool, John 4. Tay lor, and
MAJOR John Il Vaughan.
Third Ward: W. l.. Moody, q. A. Pep.e,
John w. Owens, Charles :. Cbalkley. Ii. Is.
Weisiger. H.. B. Owens, Isaac Kahn, and 8.
G.. Wesiger.
Fourth Ward: Colonel William Ambers,
Henry c. Ferguson. William ID. Craig, A.
Royal. Charles S. Maurice, John T.. Ru-
bertson, William b. Bradley, A. e. Aukis-
son, James f. Bradley, and John O'Brieu.
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The Anti.DueiIing Society.

JUDGE KERSHAw RESIGNS THE PRESIDENCY
SENATOR BUTL.R ENDORSES THE MOVE
NENT.
correspondence OF the News aud Courier.I
CAMDEN, August 13-The Camden and
Kershaw County Antl.Duelling Association
held its second regular meeting last night.
Judge Kershaw occupied the chair, and,
after calling the body TO order, announced
the fact that he would be compelled 10 de-
cline the position OF permanent presi-
dent, because the duties OF such office were
Incompatible with his Office as judge OF the
Circuit Court. lie declared that his conyic-
ton that the Association was proper and
much needed movement was rather
Strengthened than weakened, and while he
was obliged to decline the position OF presi-
dent, he " Ould continue member, forward
ing the cause in all proper ways.
The following permanent officers were
elected President, Rev. A. W. Lamar ;
Vice Presidents, r. NJ. Xenne and w. Wal
lace; Recording Secretary, NJ. W. BisSell !;
Corresponding Secretary, w. ii. Il. Work
man; Solicitor, j. j. Hay. Esq. And the
following Executive Committee was FORM
cd ID. l.. DeSaussure, Il. Z. Sill, W. l.. Ar
thur, j. w. McCurry, and a. Witshowsky.
President Lamar took the chair and made a
brief address.
1t was then moved "ihat the Executive
Committee be charged with the duty OF in-
vesigating The duel between Colonel e. Il.
&. Cash and the late Colonel w. NJ. Shan
non. with the circumstances and persons
connected herewith. and that the said CON-
mittee be authorized to take such action as
our obligation nav require" The re-
solution was carried without dis
sentin2 voice. 1t was also ordered that
the committee inquire II single
member knew Of this duel while it
was pending. This resolution was passed
because OF statement published that many
persons in Camden knew OF the intended
duel and did not take steps to stop it. The
meeting then adjourned to meet again on
the first Thursday OF September.
Senator Butler has written letter en-.
dor,ing the aims OF the society.
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PERsONAL-BRIEF ITEMs.-General Will
liam ii. f. Lee, Hon. Joseph Jorgensen, and
Colonel a. w. Jones, Of Shenandoah, Re-
adiuster canvasser at large, were In The
city yesterday.
Rev. Mr. Armstrong, OF the Monumental
church, and Judge George l.. Christian have
returned TO the city.
very large party went out yesterday
evening on the special moonlight excursion
to Bon Air.
Professor John Renbardt has returned to
the city, and will preside at the piano ut the
Mozart musicale tomorrow night
The contracts f0r the supply Of coal and
wood for the Capitol and custOm.house
buildings have been awarded TO {. II. Page.
The bOat-houses OF the Kanawha and
Olympic Clubs will have TO be removed 10
make room for the Richmond and Alegba-
ny depot.
The store OF +. w. Dunkers. on east
Broad street, was robbed Monday night Of
lot OF toys.
The sheriff of Clarke county yesterday
morning delivered at the pententiary the
following convicts: Francis Riley, 10 serve
five years for pocket picking, and William
Cbul Gilman one year for malicious cutting.
John Howard, colored man, was ar
rested III the lower precinct yesterday,
charged with being a lunatic. He was
very violent, and had 10 be tied in order to
be taken to Jail.
Companies + and c are expected
to reach TIE city from the White Sulphur
this morning. 4 number OF the members
OF each company have already arrived.
y. A. II. st. Andrew, Esq, and lady are
in The city. Mr.. st. Andrew has just re.
turned from New York.
Extensive arrangements are being made
by the Richmond, Fairfield, and Potts
mouth Shooting Clubs for grand shooting
contest the latter part OF this month.
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POLICE COURT.-The following cases were
disposed OF at the Police Court yesterday
morning by POlice.Justice ID. c. Richard.
son:
Warren Carlton. charged with obstruci-
ing the sidewalk on the corner OF Broad
and Sixth streets, was fined 81. An appeal
was taken to the Hastings Court.
Lee Garnett, charged with being drunk,
was fined 81.
Catherine Richardson, charged with
throwing filthy water on Monroe street be-
tween Broad and Marshall, was fined 81.
Walter Smith, charged with interfering
with passengers at the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad depot, was fined IS.
q. BassellO, charged with obstructing the
sidewalk on Main street with frult-stand,
was fined 81.
James Bowen, charged with allowing his
cow to run at large in the nighttime, was
fined 81.
J.W. Melvin, G. W. Tucker, J. j. Um-
loft. F.. NJ. Grant, John Griffin, George b.
Bull. NJ. Bosque, Henry johnson, George
w. Saunders. w. III. Pitts, and Baylor Har-
per, charged with exhibiting their goods
for sale at the Second MiFket after the TINA
prescribed by the city ordinance, OH Satur-
day night. were fined 81 each.
Dick Chealbam (coloredA charged with
mallciou>y a,saulting and wounding Frank
Anthony, was fined $50 and sent 10 Jail pr
twenty.four bsurs.
Eliza Cook (coIoredl, charged with stpal-
ing one lot of wearing apparel from 5allie
McMary. Not guilty.
Lester Johnson tco,osed), charge,r with
stealing q melon from the cart OF a. Hol'
lerand, wa ordered DO receive five stripes.
William Ii. TImbeglake, charged, with as
saulting and striking Robert Poc1sington.
Continued until ssdEy.
John w. Lahrnan, charged vita abusing
and hraatening AlrS Lahman, Wac required
to give.security.
David Williams leolored). changed with
bigar1y. Contiaaed until to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-18

| The READJCsTER COXvENTIOx.-Tbe re.
adjusier Convention 10 Dominste clDdt.
date for Congress from the Third congress
sional district will meet at Hanover C0uyt.
house today. The only names mentioned
| In connection with the nomination are
those OF Captain John s.. Wise, a Rich
mond, and Judge james ~. Gregory, Of
Chesterfield. The following are the dele
gates:
Richmond City Madison Ward: J. 8.
Dodson, p. T. Atkinson, James Nj. Tay lor,
X. +. Walker. j. w. Gillian, and l.. v.
Dabney. Monroe Ward-P. d. GIinn, Jr.,
<. Rsgland, j. r. Garnet. s. l.. Boomberg.
A. NJ. BrowDell, and q. w. Duesberry.
Marshall Ward jefferson Powers, w. q.
X. Frayser, J. NJ. Broekenbrough. Pred.
Williams, Frank Lafon, and G. McNsmaTa-
Jefferson Ward: j. X. Boeksday, w. II.
Benson, N. j. Smith, w. NJ. Justis, J. NJ.
Elicit, and $. Fl. Jeter. Clay Ward: 7. A.
Lacey, w. ii. Tyler, w. w. Phillips, John
f. Galnes, J. G. Smith, and e. w. Burr.
Jackson Ward: Morris Griffin, John Wet
zel, Mordecai Page. G. w. Williams, and
p. McGoyerD.
Manches,er-E. B. Howle, 4. G. Latham,
and p. w. Hutchings.
Chesterted--J. Il. Taylor, DIR. j. p. Gti-
liam, j. l.. Syduor, ]. I, Gregory, William
Jones. j. w. Nunnally, and w. r. Gid
diDgs.
Henrico IT. s. Micheals, A. l.. Holiday,
J. p. Schermerhorn, Myer Angle, William
Taylor, Massena BeasIey, Martin Lougb-
name, and Edmund Waddill, Jr.
Louisa-Dr. p. B. Anderson, Captain
George Turner. f. e. Brooke, j. II. Turner,
f. $. Mansfield. B. A. Henson, Judge J. II.
Voolfolk, and A. G. Loving, Jr.
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MoRTUARY REPORT for the week endin;
AuOuSt II 1890.

MORTUARY REPORT for the week ending
August II, 1880:
Cause Of Death Bronchitis. l white, 2
colored; burns, white; casualty, l white; /;
congestion OF brain, coIored; consump-
tion, white. 4 colored; debility, white;
dysentery, | white, / colored; fever Qy-
phod), white; fever (maarial), l colored; {;
gastrO-enteritis, 1 white; heart-di>ease, 2
colored; hemorrbage-irom lungs, l COL
0red infantcide, cOlored; infantIle lock-
jaw, 1 white, 1 colOred; inflammation OF
bowels, cOlorcd; marasmus, 2 white, CO.
lored; old age, l white; paralysis, color
ed; premature birth. white, | colored;
pyamia, white; spinal affection, l white !;
syphilis, / white; unknown, l colored (;
whooping-cough, white, 3 cOlored. Whole
number OF deaths in the city. exclusive OF
stiIl-births, 80. Still births Male, 2 color
ed female, colortd-tOtal, 3. Age: One
day TO thirty, 8 white, 3 cOlored-total, s.;
one month 10 SIX, / white, > cOlored-tota,
8; six months to twelve, 4 cOlored; one
year 10 three, 3 white, 3 cOlored- total, 10;
ten wears 10 twenty, white, colored-
total. 8; twenty wears to thirty, white, 2
colored-total. 8; thirty years 10 forty, l
white, / colored-total, 2; forty years to
fifty, colored; fifty years TO sixty, col
ored; seventy years TO eighty, l white !;
eighty years TO ninety, ! white, colored-
total, .. Condition: Single, II white, ID
colored-total, %; married, white, CO.
lored-total, 8. widowers, l white,I CO.
lored-total, 2; widows, white. NdtiUi-
fu: Richmond, 26; other parts OF the
United States, IL; England, /; Germany, l..
Locality: City at large, white; Marshall
Ward. | white, 3 coloied-total, 6; Jeffer-
son Ward, 4 white, / cOlored-total, 3;
Monroe Ward, 1 white, colored-total. 3 /;
Clay Ward, white, l colored-total, A.;
Jackson Ward. 7 white. 0 coIored-total,
16; alm>house, col0red.
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DECISION IN THE CASE OF TBg DOLLAR
sAvIsGs BANK An opinion was tiIed yes-
icrday in the United States District Court
here by Judge Hughes In The ease Cf the
trustees OF the Dollar Savings Bank OF Rich
mond against It's late directors.
The bank failed IN September, 1873, and
was adjudicaied bankrup. 10 March, 1874.
II had lost all its capital. and was in debt to
the amount OF Sl35,000, as shown by the
proofs In bankruptcy. surrendered very
rneagre assets, the bankruptcy court bayIng
been able az yet TO collecr and distribute
only some $4,000 to depositors.
This Is SUIT In equity, brought to sub
ject the directors 10 Joint and several IlabiI.
ily for The losses. The bill charges a series
OF acts ultra Tres In the years 1872 and
1873, consisting OF declarations anCf pay
ments OF dividends out OF capital and de-
pOsits 10 the amount OF S22, 1000, although
the books showed that similar unlawful
dividends had been previously paid to the
amount Of S39,500. 1t charges habitual
and gross negligence on the part OF all the
directors and malfeasance on the part OF a
potion OF them and Of the executive Off
GERS OF the bank. Ii charges and sets out
various losses by overdrafts, defaults. &C.,
amounting in the aggregate 10 Sl02, 900. and
insists that they would not have occurred
but for the negligence OF tue directors. 1t
prays that the directors may be required to
make good the losses charged to have hap.
pened through their negligence.
Defendants demurred TO the bill on the
ground that the trustees in bankruptcy
could not maintain suit for such claim;
that the directors could not be held jointly
liable for such losses as are charged; and
that the proper proceeding was not In equity
against all the directors, but at law to make
each director liable for his own acts.
The legal questions were argued in June
last, and the Judge now files an elaborate
opinion in writing, in which he reviews
great number Of cases, English and Amerk
can; sets out his view OF the law OF the
case at length, and overrules the demurrer
on all points-holding that the trustees
were competent 10 sue; that the proper
proceeding has been taken by them; that
this bill can be maintained il the facts
proved are as alleged; and that directors OF
corporations are jointly liable for the cOnsc-
quences OF gross negligence on their part,
and for acts ultra uireS.
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nav she, wn,ie stealing Apples.

New YORK, August 15.-James Murphy,
farmer near East New York, Long Island,
being greatly annoyed by boys stealing ap-
ples from his orchard, lay In wait on sun
day for the depredatOrs armed with a loaded
gun. Michael Kelly, eleven years OF age.
was caught In the orchard, and Murphy
shot him in the back, causing wounds
which will prove fatal. Murphy has fed.
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x.NcmEsrEn AND VICINITY.

conservative Meeting at Chester.-M q
mse,inp of Democralie citizens oS Chester
nrcIpc,. held at. Chester, Va, August a.,
1880, for the purpose OF organizing nan
cock and English Campaign Club, INC meet
iug vss called to order hy Mr., r:J. Wool'
bridge, member Of the County Executive
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-18

prominent merchant OF Holly springs, Miss,
writes under date OF November 10, 1877 "1UrT's
Pits are doing mighty wonders IN this State and
are becoming more popular every day. Their sale
exceeds that OF every other pill combined. They
are peculiarly adapted to malsrial diseases and all
our physicians prescribe them in their practice"
l. III. ATUEY.
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RAILROAD AccIDENr.-JAck Henderson, o
coiored hand on The Rrighthope r'siway'
jumped from a car at The Junction, near
Chester, yesterday morning, and attempted
to board passipy coal train. tie snpped
and wheel ran over one heel. crushing II
badly. He held on 10 The truce, and was
carried some distance before lhe train was
stopped. lie was brought to The city aims
house for treaiment, and asa nigat was do
ing we'll.
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TIE AuGrSp RAINFALL.-Bhe rainfall Tor
tbs month has thus far beelanearly as mueh
as we bad ann previous molhh Of the year
4. 81 lnchess he amount lie. March being i Y
inches. Yhe quantity fbis month has already
exceeded the amount wsifh fell during the
months 81 January, February, April, aad
Nov
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Dkgxa R0BBERy.-M Monday eNeeieg,
about two miles from Richmond. Mrs Ger-
vas Storrs was robbed by an uaknown
colosed man OF a valuable watch. fse VII
lssa jumped from the side Of She road,
ierked the watch from the cbaiD. and made
his escape. Mrs. storrs was reisn asng from
the city with her children in buggy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-18

= THE New CIrY FIVE PR CENT. BoNps.
Tbese bonds were offered nj the stock
hoard Yesterday for the first time loo old,
l01 asked. Messrs. Davenport q TO-, tue
financial agents OF the city, will sell u limited
amount Of these bonds 10 first Dryers ~ psf
and interest,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-18

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant, the mean temperature being over
90 below that Of Monday.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 6S;
. A. NJ, 75; noon, SO; 3 p. M, SO; 6 p.
H., II; midnight. GS.
Mean Temperature. 757
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Committee. Mr.. j. NJ. q. FiizpatrIck was
elected chairman and DIR. n. Il. Perrow

Committee. Mr.. J. NJ. q. FifzpatrIck was
elected chairman and DIR. n. II. Perrow
seci etury., af.
The Club organized bv the election Of the
following ofBcers-vlz.. President. j. NJ. ~.
TIizpatrick; Vice. President, T. N. Grove;
Recording secretary. Il. 4. Perrow; Cor.
responding Secretary, IT. J. Woodbridge
Treasurer. Z. n. Friend; Sergeant.st.
Arms, 8. b. Wingo.
Resolutions were unanimously passed
p)edgng the hearty support OF the Club to
the regular Democratic electoral ticket, and
declaring that the Convention held In May
at the city Of Richmond, Va, was Demo-
cratic Convention, having 10 special affilia-
tion with either Funders or Readtnsters as
such, and inviting all who desire the sue
cess Of Democratic principles 10 unite with
them, and also endorsing the nomination Of
Hon. George ID. Wise as The Democratic
candidate for Congress.