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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24

THE WEATHER SATURDAY was cooler and
rainy.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY: 6 A. NJ, 70;
9 A. NJ, az; noon, 81; z. NJ, &c; 6 p.
a., 20; midnight. 60.
Mean temperature. 1856.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24

DrscoLoaED TEETH rendered beas'liuns n~~. nnss
by the use OF MEADE q BAKEh'ssAr
THRICE. Fifty cents box.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24

AUCTION SALEs THIS DAx.

w. GODHN. 5 p. NJ, commissIouer's sale OF pri-
yate res SdeDep, with large grounds sstaehed, on
FrankIip, Main, and Adanss streets.
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS. 81 +. NJ, three-story
brick stoye &C the south weat corner or Governor
and Frank In streets, aud briek store adjoining
on Frart,iin street.
CUAFFiy STAPLES 4 rs. ~ y. NJ, brick
dwrl Hug nc the corner OF Grace and Twenty .
fourth streets, and a numttrof vacant lots.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, g. =. ~, lot on Cary
siitct near Madison.
JNO. r. LkUGE Jp., 1o'A NJ. walnut parior
suit, refriYerators, Office. .dessA &c.
r. 8. ANDERSON K SON, 10'A. NJ, groceries, &C
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24

For uLcERArED MOUTH the ne.nna v.'y an
OF MEADx 4 BAKERS CAhso.,o
are upexcelled, rifly cents bosus>
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FAMILY NORTHUMBERLAND PRlCES.-
The following were the prevailing prices
for family marketing on Saturday.
Meats-Beef, to 123@l63c. per pound J;
mutton, 10 TO 12sc. per pound; spring
lamb, IS 10 163c. per pound; lamb-cnops,
15c. per pound; veal, 10 to 127@l5c. per
Mound pork, 10c. per pound; sausage, lOc.
Der pound smoked sausage, lOc. per pound !;
bacon, s to 10@12Ac. per pound; mlddiing
and shoulder, to l0c. per pound; emp
ned beef. 2Oc. per pound; beef-tongue, 15c.
ner Mound: corn-beef, to l0c. per pound ;
| liver, s to 10c. per pound; chltIins' loc'
ner nound: trpe, Sc. per pound.
Fouls and Butter, 6c.-Live chickens,
so 70 4Oc. apiece, or 60 to soc. per pair, S3
ner dozen; spring chickens, 10 to soc.
sniece. or 30c to 81 per pair, from - to
al per dozen dressed chickens, 20 TO 30c.
sniece. or so TO SOC. per pair; live ducks,
"a 70 35c. apiece; live turkeys, 5Oc. TO Sl
oniece: live geese, 81 per pair, or 5Oc
apiece squads, 20c. per pair; live rabbits,
5oc. apiece, or 81 per pair; geese eggs, 30c.
per dozen; eggs, 15c. per dozen. Al
fowls are plentiful except spring chlckens,
and they are very scarce and high. Cheese
20c. per pound butter, good, 10 TO zoe. pei
mound; prime, 25c.; choice, 3Oc. Laro
10c. per pound.
Veaetables. es.-Cucumbers, 25c. to 81 pei
dozen: beets, SC. per bunch; sweet pota
toes, 20 to 3Oc. per peck, or 10 to zoe. pei
half,pc Irish potatoes, 20 to 25e. per peck
or 10 to l2c. per balf-peck; spring onions
4 TO &c. per bunch; rhubarb, 10c. per bunch
radishes, 2 punches for &C.; cabbage, l0 L
zoe. per head; lettuce. Csc. to 9Oc. pc
dozen; spring kale, zoe. per peck, or loc
per half-peck; asparagus, 10 to l5c. pc
bunch: English or garden peas, 123c. pc
half.peck, or 25c. per peck; dried beans, DC
per quart; dried butter-beans, lOc. pc
quart; dried blackeye peas, Sc. per quart.
FISH. .-Rockfsh, 12ac. per pound; her
, rings, zoe. per dozen small croakers, zoe
per bunch; gray or pan trout, ID to 2Oc
| per bunch; mulleis, 15c. per bunch; stnr
: geon, SC. per pound. All fish are YER
scarce and high.
Fru;ts.-Green apples, 30c. per half-pecE
! or 60c. per peck; straw berries, two quart
for 25c; green cherries, 1Oc. per quart
: pooseberries, Zoe. per quart; dried apples
1Oc. per quart; dried peaches, 15c. pc
mound, or two pounds for 25c.; dried chez
ries. zoe. per pound; oranges, 30 to 4O'
ner dozen; lemons, 20 to 25c. per dozen
I prunes, 12tc per pound; raisins, l2ac. pc
pound; kerns. 1Oc. per pound; c0coanut'
3 to 10c. apiece.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24

THE NEW PINAFORE AT MOZART HALF, -
NsHr.-The 1rst performance OF the New
Pinaf0re viii be given tonight ai Mozart
HaA, and il on excellent case, fine chorus
and an able management. are sufficiently
potent auxiliartes for successful operatic
performance, we feel warranSed in hazard
ing the prediction that the :" Lass that Loves
a Sailor " will be presented in style equal
TO-, IL not SURPRISING, any production OF the
opera we have yet had In Richmond.
The Mozart Association, unGPr whose
auspices the opera Is given, is musical
institution which Is calculated 20 have a
most refining and eleyating influence in the
community, besides doing much good by
giving some employment to many worthy
musicians. The Association by its enter.
prise has, II is thought, firmly established
debt. This was greatly redGced py en-
tertainments given last year, and 1t Is with
4 view OF wiping out the remaining ic-
debtedness that the governors have devised
this scheme, which while it will serve their
purpose, they feel confident will afford a
rare musical treat for their members and
The citizens generally. There are nearly
500 members OF the Mozart, and their pride
in the welfare OF the Association should
elicit their aid ard insure crowded houses
during the four performances.
There was a rehearsal OF the opera Satur-
day night, and the full and final rehearsal
will be given at the ball to-day at II O'Clock
The cast, OF which we have spoken before
is powerful one, and should be OF itse
sufficiently attractive to insure large au
diences.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24

THE FIRE on SATuRDAY.-A minute or
Two after 0 O'Clock on saturday morning an
alarm OF fire was turned in at Station 81,
headquarters Fire Department, No. II TeBth
street (near Main), message having been
received by policeman that there was q
bre in Mr.. x. Wendenburg's building, No.
soS Main street. 1t appears that Dir. Wen
denbnrg's coos, Margaret Porter, under.
took to hasten her kitchen fire by pouring
on a quantity Of Kerosene oil from can.
The fire was communicated to the can, the
can exploded, and the woman was badly
burned--so badly bnrned,- indeed, that at
last accounts it was thought she would Gle
from The result OF b.r burns, No other
damage was done.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24

BEAUTIFUL Lawns at CARDoso, roURornEAN
4 Co.'s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24

ss- THE CIRCULATION OF THE pIspATCH
IL LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cRCU.
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24

FoR BLEEDING GUNS, use MEADE pA Pan.
c.ono,,c ,c Nouru-wAsm. fifty cents bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24
A. SAKs 4 Co.,
THE LEADERS OF FASHION,
1913 MAIN STREET.

OFFICE PAGES WARE1oUsB,l
LYNcHBURG, VA, October IL 1873.
Otho o. osoens, Esq, Richmond, Va:
Dear Sir-Your favor of the 29th September 10
hand, and would have received prompS attention at
the time but for the fact wished to assure nyself
that 1our Pills Were dN you eIdt''tea Jof mem,
having perfect disgust for all patent hnh'bies'
can now conscientiously recommendation as Il saJe
and reliable for Chills for the% nave done 'oi
,no ,,na, auiuiue Z" str aightn failed TO do-cureS
me. am wy Itu, ''-',,. =, Non
rriee. soc. per box Address 90. OWENS, III ri
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24

AsAFRAGRASr AND PLEASANT wAsn ~ M
mouth, there Is nothing so geoa as nsnp" s.,. ;.
xrn,s CARBoLIc Mourn-wAsh. iir's esn~
bottle
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24

NOTICE.-I shall apply 10 the the Board
~ of Directors of the Richmond and DanWiie
Railroad Company for the kENEWhL x fsco SEQ
for an hare OF stock fn said COMPANY sa0dlng IN
my name the original having been lost or mlslaid'
ap l9-N2m WILLIAM pChlO-N.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24

WANTED, ONE GOOD HEAD
w DINING-ROOM SERVANT for the Buffalo
Iiihia Springs. Must come well recommended.
Ale. THREE WATERS 10 60 to hotels In New
York. sud WOMEN To COOK AND DO HOUSE.
WORK FOR private families North.
J.P. JU-TIs, Employment Agent.
my 24.lts Q Fifteenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24

CoNsuMPTiYE's HoPk.
generous, nutritious diet. Pure AR anu .o'-en
r msIg,s LIQUID EXTRACT or BEkr taken resu'
larly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24

BRAuriYuL Lawns at CARDozo, fouRQukkAS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24

IxerpIEyg TAI. FAR AND sCURF removed sS
MADE Il BAXJ IRIS SApONISE DESrifaiSA'
E;f,x cents a bON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24
LOST. sTRAYED AND STOLEN.

CTRAYED FROM MY PREM Lsssss
UTiFIR: mouse col lored body, with dark marks
NM myp3l.at ROBERT ID. TAYLOR.
lost. ON BROAD OR GRACE be-
i tween Fourth and Monroe streets, one KEAI,,
DUCHESS-LACE COLLAR. a Ioera, gIsr T1H ppn' =
THEIRS, Fourth and Broad streets. my Zz-zI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24

READ CAEpozo, FoURQURsAS co.'s st"er'
tieempnt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24

FOR ALL DISEASES or THE TEETH ANp s', ~ ae
,,sa MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIc MOUTH
WASH. Fifty cents hottie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24

PHOTOGRAPHS at the LEE uALLERr are unsur.
pass>d.
CanDRExs PHorocRApms beautifully talen /.
LEH GALLEnr.
Go toihe LEE GALLERY and have yosr PHOTO.
GRAPHs done.
Most reasonable charges for PicruREs. LEE
GALLERY.
We recommend the LEE GALLERY. s2o Main
stseel.
REAl, CARpozo, roCRQUEEAy 6 Co.'s sdver.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24

WANTED. A GOOD BLACKSMITH
w at the carriage ans wagon factory Of
G. 4 G.. GROSS,
NV v04.Il< No. 20 vest Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24
BILI.IA RDS-
EDUCATIONAL.

UNIVERSITY OF VlRGINlA.-ssUM-
u NER LAW LECTURES (Dise weesIv; Ds-
gin Sah July, 1880. and end SIN sepi.mo,t ,o ~ ,o
nroyed Of signal use-Ist 10 students wno ue lSh o
nur,le their studies at this or other Law senocs
ad 10 those wAo propose to read priVatey tano oS
70 rscii,ioners who nave not had the advantage OF
.yy emaiic instruction. For circular Apply ,psst-
| Office University Of Vlrginhl TO ,,,vop
Professor of Common and sta's's Law
| AZ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24

HE. lads and lassies bic away!
Nor brook single hours delay,
If you would cary in your mouth
White teeth and odors OF the sou'h'
Haste, haste, aud buy single font
M the uuriyalled sOZ0D0NT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24
WOOL WANTED.

Having received orders direct from manufac-
tuTeIs Tor
WOOL,
We are prepared 10 pay the highest cah market
price for same. shipments made 10 us shall have
our attention, aud Iemittanses promptly mace.
Fairly shipmeuts advisable. Bags furnished free on
sppleatiou. n. WALLERSTEiN & CO.,
General CommIs ion Merchants,
No. Il south Fifteenth street,
an o8 -deodI m&w1m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24

PERSONAL---VERY. ITRMs.-We are re-
quested by his 500, Irving l.. Beveridge, TO
say thai Mr., j. w. Beverdge is absent from
the city, and thinks that he has given 10
one authority to announce him as candi-
date for the Council.
The Baltimore Baseball Club, with one
OF the strongest mines in the country, are
expected in this city early in June, and will
play the Richmond Club.
There will be called meeting OF the City
Council this evening at s O'Clock.
1t is reported that Company +, OF the
First Virginia regiment, will go into en-
campment at the White Sulphur Springs
this summer.
1t is expected that Right Rev. Bishop
Penick, of West Africa, will soon visit
Richmond in the interest Of the African
mission cause.
Persons desiring to vote for faithful and
efficient city officers can pay their poll
taxes up to Wednes day night.
Policemen in various parts OF the city
nightly report stores left open, or only par.
italy closed.
The funeral Of Miss Ellen j. Hillyard,
late one of the pubiic-school teachers at the
Central School, took place from the First
Baptist church Saturday.
Frank Lewis (colored), sent 10 tne penn
teutiory from Norfolk, was discharged sat
urday, his term having expired.
Mr.. b. r. Lipscomb is having two stores
built on Thirteenth street between Main
and Cary. This is the site OF the former
wel-known firm OF Alvey & LipscOmb, de-
stroyed at the evacuation.
Saturday a portion OF the ceiling Of The
Third station-house fell in. Fortunately
no one was injured.
The Young ladies' OF Grace-Street Presby
terian church will bold a awberry feas
Tuesday, Wednesday, and THURSDAY OF thl'
week in the room adjoining Taliaferro'i
drugstore, corner Fourth and Franklin
streets.
Rev. w. ii. ii. Power, OF West Virginia
has declined the call to the Meade Memoria
church, Manchester. Rev. Mr.. Perry, o
Maryland, is mentioned in connection will
this vacancy. This gentleman is son-in
| law OF Rev. Mr.. Sprigg, OF Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24

rVHE SHEN AND0AH VALLEY ACAD-
ENVY REOPENs SEPTEMBER lorh. Prin,
cipa G. l.. G.. MINOR, NJ A.. LII ". lss prss'sns i',
cess or 10 A. NJ. Smith, vi. A. my iS-eouob
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24

200 pieces Of NEW Lawns,
6OOPARS SOILS aud Sun UABRELA-As'
100 pairs LACE CURTAINS
800 t!ors TOWELS, 5000 FANS
100 Lis EN- LAP-RODEs,
500 p,' pa WHITE and CoLoREo coRsETs'
100 81 zen NAPKINS,
1907 ieccs new-style GiNGHANs'
DRESS GOODS:
ssEKs, sArrSs, BgOcADEs, PEEIN srhipLs
CAsuu RES, MoHAIRs. aud ALrAcAs. Also, .
large - ,ck of ULsTERs. IEADY MADE phLsSEs
aad I .,dics' UNDERwEAR at The lowest prices a
LEV, RRoruERs' One-Price store.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24

R,naArys AT HurzLER BROTHERS,.
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LOOK AT CARDozo, FouBquREAS "
DREss GOODS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24

MASS. INSTITUTE TECHNOLo"i
IM BOSTON.
Regular four-year courses IN 800,
CIVIL. MECHANICAL, AND MINNIE ENni-
NEERiNG, ARCHITECTURE, CHEMISTRY,
METALLUEGY.PHY NATURAL
HISTORY, &c.
Strtents are also admitted to partial or specia
courses school OF Mechanic Arts for instructlop ln
milhematlcs drawing. aud shop,wors. Next schoot
year b, gins SEPrt NBkR ~ 1850 fh Isnse .,.s,
| and 23d, AT 0 A. NJ. ,,,,,,, s..u,
| WILLIAM Is. ROGERS, President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-18
VICTIMS OF SMALLPOX.

The steamship Italia. with 100 Italian immi-
grants among whom smallpox was discovered by
the Health Officers at quarantine immediately after
the vessels arrival remained in the Narrows yesteT-
dav and Viii be detained until the Health Officers
think II safe for her to come 10 the city. In the
meantime the Italians, who are dirty, grimy and
Iil-ciad vii. be transferred 10 Hoffman Island and
upon landing will be made 10 scrub one another
from head 10 foot and then change their clothing.
I, is thought that this sanitary orler for mutual
scrnbbing with soap and sand Will prove great
novelty in the life IF these Italians. No additional
eases of smallpox have been found on the vessel.
The precautions taken by the Health officers to pre-
vent the spread of the disease were the compulsory
vaccination Of all those on hoard, and thorough
fumigation and cleaning of the vessel.
Three cases OF smallpox were discovered in two
families at No $50 honroe-st. yesterday. All the
members If one of the families were sent 10 the
Riverside Hospital BY the ealth Officers as meas
ur, of precantiou. A fourth was reported from
a house III ,Jaiues-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-18
OBITUARY..
EDWARD l.. FORD.

Edward L. Ford member of the publish
ing firm of Fords. Howard d Hubert. died home
in Morristown n. j., Thursday evening. Athough
only thirty seven years Old Mr. Ford had made repu
taon IN the publishing trade. in which he had been
engaged since bOyboOd with The exception Of his four
years service IN tue army. when rs captain on the
slar OF General Blrney he known the youngest
stan officer in the service. When bos OF Thirteen he
entered the employ OF what Is the American News
Company Ghen Ross & Tousey. Ia 1867 he firm Of j.
B. Ford Co. was formed consisting OF John b. Ford
1.-THE father OF the deceased mani, Joan II. Howard
Edward L. Ford. j. II. Pnleston. Samuel Wkeson. and
subsequently, A. X r. Weoh. OF the proprietOrs OF
the University P,ess at Cambridge Mass. Fords.
Howard Hubert became the OF this firm
1877 John b. and Edward L. Pord. John r. Howar and
George 3. Hubert composing the firm. Young Mr.
Ford was weI-known to his brethren of the trade
most energetic ami ndefltgsDle worker Elrly In the
history Of ms firm The Christian Union established
largely oy the eftarts OF Edward Ford BY enterprise
and application of devices the circulation OF
paper in less tnan two years was extended 10
degree known among religious wsekles. Mr..
Ford turned his attention the Improvement Of the
printing facilities used IN his business and proInced
number OF inyen lons-erlncpaly ih nc combination OF
printing, folding AID pastng OF LewspaperS which
in the building large presses. r. Hoe s. Co. his
patents for the United States.
Mr. Ford devoted nimsch particularly to the manu-
and business departments of publishing He
great worker and mad the faculty OF insprlng
subord that Captain Ford could get willing
work Of q than else Al the same
he WAS gentle and confederate. A tendency to lung
trouble fastened upon him about years ago,
developed BY constant devotion
ness aud for past years faiIng made
II necessary for him 10 seek restoration In other
climates; time In the South OF France another
In California. and during year at Blacsfeet
Agency IN Montana w9ere his istherin.law, John
Young, the ludlan Agent In the intervals he re-
turned to business hoping that no had regsined his
health and resuming WORK with his accustomed vigOr.
But his during the present proved
much for hun. and returning home from business
one day last week he suffered \ hemorrhage,
which followed by another resulting his deai D.
He leaves q wife and two children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-18
BrR,rNG oFACIRCUiAR SAW.

ALiRMiNG ACCIDENT kiNDJiN"-"VOD HO'Y"'
A singular accid Mt that came near proVing idtll
To several persons urrrd eseriay foieno y ~
the kindlin..WoOd iaciOrv Of John AiteL ~ .'o1.
500 aud 53l West Fifty -hith->G ~ 'i,-stoiN
brick bnllring cOntaining .icr nd no mac III
fOr saving and splitting wood. tlr. Eitel El' ivu'
BOYS Were A. work a. 10 o'clock when the late.
circular saw at " Itch Mr. l. tel WAS WORKING ohis'
INTO pieces. The pieces were thrown aDOnt we ~u"P'
am the ov. sought refuge HDdcr worE-Deacb "a
one corner oi the building. sL. Etiei made Iuulo
effort t. throw OF tbe Uelt ;hat drove te saw ~
oraer 10 prevent II from becoming enfangied WIN
the shaft. He taiieu tho shaft WAS thrown on iN
balance and the diy-rrvOlyD0 Hy-wheei WAS
struck and broken into dozen fragments, WI Gu
were flung through toe banding. One piece lSf-
rowly ulesed the IT, milling boys; another knoS Aed
big hOle ia the slde OF she boiler, through hVh
hot y after and steam poured out. Nj. E'tel was
terri scaldod. and the shCd flied with STAN 80
rapidly Cuat the bows brcGue Danic-strickcu ana
sprang through a window into the yacd and ran Tor
their lives.
A large pirce OF iron weighing over five pounds was
thrown broug tGc wall OF Cue she nigh mo the ar
and landed upon the roof OF hye-story tenement
house 800 feet from tie factory. 10 crtShod through
the rattcrs and nearly upset the stove M room III
the fifth story where Mrs. J0.epl boom was III
ting with her infaat Sne had just moved away
from the lounge nDon which the iron teil. nc
tenants in tue house greatly alarmed, Mr.
Etfel WAS removed t. the Roosevelt Hospital. lie
was the only person who vas ij Isod, but two dogs
that were running about the shop caught the iuii
force OF the stream of not water aud were scaiucu
almost to death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-18
THE ASSAULT ON EX-JUDGE MORRIS.

Ex-Judge Samuel d. Morris. who has nearly ;e-
covered from the brutal assault made upon MIN by
James Dunno, tue pr ze-Ggnt 7, on November 10,
made public yesterday the TACT that he went to the
restaurant i'm Cnnton-st.. where he was assaulted,
i'm answer TO "a note trOught by boy, which was
signed with the initials ;. ). W. request M MN
told the messenger tnat he would 90 Judge
Morris thinks that Dunne was IN the res.
taurant when be entered and seated himself at
n toble. lie also SAYS that McLeunaH, the
nroDrietor witnessed the assault and made no inter
terence. McLennan had denied ueing IN the room
M rhe time. Judge Morris is certain that Dunhe tx
messed the intention OF killing HIM. he viii urge
the prosecution Of Dunno, If he is arrested IN every
nossible wav The motive of the action OF dunno,
about " hose character Judge Motifs hau published
- Letter tbe latter finds IN the defeat OF lie Demo-
cratic candidates for COronerS. by which Dunno was
TO lose the position of Coroners clerk at salary of
81 800 year. Judge Morris CLAIMS TO nave de-
rp1, ted Dunnes character in much mder terms than
II deserved in the letter calling attention 70 DUNES
prlze-fghtlng ana ballOi-box s;utling.