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4 meeting OF the Cll1cngn Yacht Club wns
held last evening ut tho Sherman House,
Co,nnioore Griswoltl III tic chair. tho spe-
rlnl object Of the meeting being to complete
tte arrangements for the annual cruise IL
South Chicago IL be held Sept. 10. The
yachts will assemble OF the foot ot Vnn Bu-
rcn street ut $ o'c!ock. and the Startling Kun
will bc fired promptly at 3:0 p. III. All
yachts will pass through the opcnlng oppoy't
ihe starting point. The course for the first
an, thlrd..class yMc!lts will bo around
the. crib. leaytng y On TIE starboarl,
aud thence. t0 South Chicago. The
fourt1. class boats will snil diruct from tfle
starting. point ia, the South Chicago fiarbor:
Time vii! hu taken wien the bouts round
the pier ut that place. The rice will be fret,
tor ,n1!, following tho smiling rules Ut the
Club, except that tbs. rule regarding tho
membership Of cr1ws Is waived. Tho ltc-
EnitA Committee tnyn prepared suitable
prizes. Which will be distributed Mt the next
meeting Of tho Club.
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srocKlr0Lp.rss'' MEETING.

CLEVELAND, u, Aug. .N:--'riu stcctE!'olt!-
cfs Of lilo Valley 1;oa.l '!rlt1 II n'cct1ns hero
s!,tres were rcprcscntcd:t: Slrps wern tnlsen
IL. extent the roatt frunl tantnn. sixteen
lMiirs, u connections with the 'yhcalln., tl
Lake Erie Roma: Hlsn, to buiiI branches 10
two ,c0i1 Sllhfts.nl!l tI q stunc nt!urry, Minf
nlsu 10 extem,l lie lite ncrogs CusnftuEA I.iy.
er to tnu i4aku Si,ir. l.n,,d. t}nlris viii bo
fEsllct Ii tho snlu1llt Of sS7, ,00U, 900 to make
tllcae fmpr0vrn,cnts nitl take up 81, ,Goo, ,o00
bonds now outstanding.
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the distance lewrrn tIlr twn trarks vhrt Ing
frin,I 100 fret tu twU Ur three miir. sIibrtrn.
tnx tie .IisIn'n"!mtw Ghira9n md Buffalo
nll',sIt twenty niles, tn mnSInlltn urntlr In
trtri! th1rh}sn an1 1srt,cktnm heinz twenty
mlr fG.'I. fs".Wrr'i t'trtelu,Hl a,Ht l;htaiu
thr r'g,,i Wilt t'ucli MI ut IL" 1uIInItatt
tUw1l, ttlt. ti! cHl,trnyt Iur t!Iu building; Inns
lmcll let IL .l0!tu uni Dnntcf Casc,nciit, nt
Un1ull Pacific fa,l,r.
AZ l,utfnlu tho i,robosltlm, Is II, t,,lllcdL
wltlt eSlsainE Nnoa ~ t'llc why ~ rcHel!
tho, p'Nn 0f TIN. ,,nv Company r..,ltnu-
l,lntcs tli8 avoiding 1T any, complications
tllA! might nrIse ly N9otl,tr ,$H,n:rtnn or tle
ut which, y uftca,ly uI'.lcr s!9llttnri., flIis
branch Will rft southeast, trt'Hi C|nS:lHlHl 70
Youngstown, alnl iruht llENrH Il! HID lMltk.
l'n.. N!mI tlIclGr IN llle iut1,ltr,i< ~ tle
NBw Jersty ;rntrht llItln,asi ~ AftlttI,
.tutl.tlNt. and u,l IL SGW ftTh usGr
tllat Cu,npAay's lru.ks. TlM lIew line
will cruss tho AlicKI,enips by thn
lass.nuiilel ruutt. unit will tnlni DnssctItseis
Ih New York, It is clniMlets, seyrrnt ,l1urs Il.
a!tvntlcc Ut A,iy Ntlor rOhd. Il Is calculated
tint tho trucks will llp laid IN ILLS rbty by
Christmas. aflh tint tic tsew runh wfll lW III
iictlyA operation stDti after. 'rfr G0ntfii.la-
tlo1l Ut tho roasl to ST 1.U,lts will fblow. II ls
sald, ut M cariy t|ay. all x!le1l completed
passengers cati ~ 10 Now York from that
village M well ss frtin this clty ly wny Yr
C0velntnl Or Duffalu, nnl By etthor folte
nlnko quicker t[no t|lh'l over my ollier rot,d.
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New YouK, Aug. 30.-'rha Committee OF
thu stock artl h,riholtlcss.o ut the Marietta Il
Cincinnati lsa!lruatl Compallynct t,}-lay null
nrEanszrt permanently by electInE Augustus
E0nnt2e President mid Mar.raye Gnxu SEC.
retary. lsesniutlUns wery, passed directing
cntnscl tu take immediate steps to bring tho
foreclosure proceedings to 4 SPEEDY terliillN.
tinii. nl.tl nlsn tu apply fox tho appointment
uf II lleeelser IN place OF King, Jr... who Is
shortly to 1eslY1t. -:
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.l'IItLApHj41'IIlA GOSSIP.
t8osrt1t niapdfek Ia IN Chledea 1r{hun&

:pAlLApEl.lallA, Aug, ah-l'resldeMt Rob
csts: LETT totlay'{os Cressol.' fur a.,,wesk,'s
stay. lle 'gald 1hero' was not :tha slightest
ct'aleq of any. taectlng, OF Presidents ot
trunk:l!nc3 tor solne time yets Meanwhile
tho l'ennsylvap|a ,llas continued paying as
close attention ~ possible to it, local basl-
ness, which IL heavier than ever, Ind not
entering into scramble with tl.a northern
tgunk-!Iues for though business, II Is IT.
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EsrnxKA, New, Aug.- -so.-5A' 'rnlnor Is cur
rsh. here that the Central 1'acItlc laailrond
Company has purchased tho Eureka Il l'ali-
;;snue istatl. II the run,ut !s true. It IN sup
posed TINT the pt,rohasc lbs for Its object the
s!t,la'!aHaing Of Thy ksy to tue rn'!road slt!ln;
10 be gooll deal OF checklnating going OH iu
railroad circles.
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MONTREAL, Aug. W.-Thc board OF Di-
lrctors Of The Cauadla, l'ac'c Railway CONT
luny met to-day. Tho contractors salc Of
ss:,tE0c0, ,ttxl ii tho compnny's |, pr cent lan-
si1i@t. gold bun,lA was ta,,ly executed, al,t the
lizard authorized the President md S8cre-
Jury 10 execute u lnurt1nEu rs authorized ut
thu shareholders ncetlngiithe lvth ,Is.
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CHICAGO IL Nu1srIiwEar:1,S.

Sptttal Dlsratth to 1nt Chtcddo TRIBUNE.
MAb1AoN, Wis, Aug, W.-1sul1ruad Com
missioner Turner received By tp-dny's en-
press the annual ropot4 Of tic CltcnHo Il
Northwestern llal,rontl ColApai,y to tho l.all-
road Commissioner fur ttle yrar ending Juno
10, 1887. It Is most complete III Nil Its d.
tails. 1t shows totnl miles nf runu, a,sus; III
Wisconsin. 7ao 4s-luo; Illinois. mo 15.ioo;
Michigan, nl1 20-1b0; Iowa, ISL +1.l00: Min.
l,osotn, Ali; Dal,o.s. ~ dl-,lto. Of thls
amount, 4s7 bo-tU3 miles Of rpntI are bronl
md LII SS-1U0 are i,arl4'w EiEc. The Cum
pat,y las nlso 40 l.tlU0 mlles of stttlngs.
Total itlconir. s1H,vGtl, ,:rr,.ls; operating cx-
pellscs, slo, ,lol, ,sS.l4; excess Of inconc over
operatti,e. expcnsss, sa5T,so7.:s; taxes
..tl,er Statcs, ssS',;sis.:I,; rcniais, 81.
, 6is.i9; dtviticittis an T. prnisrrc.l klSTE,
$i,hi6, o1M15i ~ % cam!'lnn % stock, saD',:SN;
u,,,linx JMiio 10, 'lssi, Sl,H5ii in3>5It.. 'rliu
% fsl|eSs; I callta( @ :!as!;, 5 S$s as u !$S, So'!!s(
tn.leetct!;.ess Kit ,o; 'lrtHn.ed M @ ant
sSis 'sSi s sS. s S;a"}'% i2ta stos! |ssEs nr @
miieo road, $35si1:io; i!unt!ed indrbt;nl;
l!eSs per mi!e. ~, ~. 7a.;E; anftln.leil i
debt per lnflr. sl:9A:01; t"iMl OF stuck aud
following sources: From passensels, 81, u.s.
'na.!s; fraln exprt'ss, etc., $ath, ls.Go; trni!l
fi:.05; lOtal, Slu,slf,5ali:r,. 'Thu earnings
1nr mile uf rond .iIIeruted fur Tho year wGrD
$7,,l.1.lD Thu following Il u recapllulatEon
nf tl,a equipment VI tlle rf's.sl: LOCOMOTIVES,
EXPRESS rt,rs. til: pavlor mil tlEalng cnts. !;
0tliur rnra. lN;Esl.. Under tic heAt Of aeei.
dents III wisconsin Tie Culipany rcu,rts no
paSschgers Killed md four inJnrett froM
CAUSES leyOt,sl their cantrnt. aiH one from
its ow,, whit IT caution. EIgj,t employees
wurc kltc,l by tlleir own wntlt Ut .cn,ttlol,,
md tWuhty-niIe were Injured fn tie slIll,'
1nAttter. I'l,Wo wore Injured frotn cal'ses
we're l;tIIetl,-ejght fr0in their own eareles-
Hess; alltl seyen wcre Injured.
, 1881-08-31

ApEER4F @7AVatsH 10 2HH @ANAe0 TftREHK*
WABASH, lnti,, AuE, ..G.-A stralgu dis
ease 11ns, ,vokc,t out 'ursdfss tho horses Il. Tits
clty, which Inns re,slere4l.M ii .,!uut,ur ot aMl-
l,tnls Alltt,fur work. 4ns ,llflcliul seems tn
lie IN tho ln..gs pnt aastpassnKes. M On.
brem 'vo,cl,sates Is III ~" 40 s''
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=. : THE, COTTON: EXPOSITION N.

ATLANTA, t,a. AugH'|p.-'l'he lnterna-
ttoral Cotton ExppslttoisiaYllt not accept ap.
pl!cations for space nftes. Sent. ~. Large
additions, ayeA now, hara'to b. made " ts!s
lutlAluK$, t,-t,,
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jror.rh III gom' au.,oritr, llnwcyrv. that all
l,"rn lnaituftns 10 ku'n n rlns. wntrll
nut fnr i:,tek stnl ~ nscertaiH Wit, ~ mitch
ntral,nry. NJ pl.-si!It: what eUnttneis 1IayH
been nall. t,v rival lImea ,t!it!, shippers, VI,
Wlc, Ills TINE cu,i.t'H sij' srt,lc.nel,t. 'ilut
rrtnHtkubln ttruHtsn IN thu operating cS-
lci1s!:s Hu tl,s Northern tGitral for july was
nnt s!us. ~ WIS s,lpp4scd hx1s..,r. to loss nl,
iarsr ImyinSnts iiade fdf' o@ar :;ao troIgI,f.
rais slnrtng the month aud charged to sx-
t,rtISts ut fslsr. Ms tim tlrs wert' I! 1it lhst
i.!'nlb.rs In the t.intnlnentrg Tho lckl:ln'stg
lrs9 than tho statement shows.
, 1881-08-31
IIAsfI't1l,S 1'.AI.K.
FIELD, Afass., 4AuY. :W.-'rhe uatnp.
ruccs resulted rs follows;


CRruMlsus, o.. Aug. m.-'rho running
race, nllc mile dash for $500, had eight s,nrt~
crs. THO raca was won Dy Traveller In
1:lA4, l.olisa Gwynne second, Capt. Flal'er-
ty third.
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@8|k<EVFe71FO9 ~ -
6psetat Otsp$seA to 1As cAseasa 1ftbuHss Z:
BaApEoap, Pa,, Aug, 3o.-TAe tall meet
lnx OF the Bradford Driving Park Assoc1a-
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4 PASSENGER NYA1s.

IL I&As4SEASN14N ~ tAAs
4 btg passenger wnr seems 10 be imminent.
AZ this point the railroads tcI,'l|ng east, will.
The exception ut the NrntM Trunk, atill mutn-
tnti, thu S1a rnteto New York and the SO
ratio tn Uosiou. HIT nj u!l other Wcsterl,
l0',,ts the roads uro ut lo9gcrheatls. altl
rmtes iire being cut badly. This. Ut course,
will compel the CIiirago lines to rctlupe their
ynt.s nlso. rs t1ley cannt ntfOrtt tu l.ayu tho
business diverted to other pOl1lts.
l'!N st, L0,.ls Republican, gives tho fol-
lowing nccDltllt uf tile light at that point:
ttrn I,i Eastern passctluor ri,tca appeared tho
hurfacn ysstcrHAy. which ,tvtsfH A9xrhyntet pos
sft,y by Tie in1soreet nsteranee & 9f q mor!'!nK @
bnsehcring of ratcs IL morn offensive thnn II
ronj,y IN, and tho moment that impression pro.
ys y tcns t. p4 o rsst 1n' MI
cyldnnt thar tl,a decentralization aEnfnx East
errl lines 0n tho wtssenxer tratl1H t'nng this
as, ~a 8h. farc fso IN Nov 'sS Sr to f g. xS
t:ut down tD IT, aud tho brokers state they
Nv ys s st 1 w & rMsea IT, s sS " 1stsY Ns VIC sr a. s
i,nvsap to this tltne been aoldlnf It ,at hut
fs fSs %aSass s aa5s T o'ss* as
So p @ Ssf 1 Ct m sso GVSsSss V%s sns coaa
tits respect and Ind committed tho Gsert act.
tho Old fare, and they hell ilrut to that rate,
tbO,lXl It was morn than tntltnatcIl By BpinD Of
the rjvnl llnos tint tho v4i,tasla would nut lct
passenger 70 away II he would not pny full
TIC Chicago T. Alton kept II dixntAel co1n-
rosure, as thay wtta not tntlGh atleeteu 1y tho
cut, when thGy can teIa passengers to liossoh
fur 81 yfa Grand Trunk line., -,
. THO Generalization Ia attributed to the scalp.
erR, wh0 have Hut possession nt tlckota work ad
jntn their hands frutn Eastern lines, which they
of 9ourHo cln lndes9cl! ai,d rent!zu !nafK1n.
aal.l. hnye row OF theae tlekatA OUT and It ID
their policy IL maintain the rates.
Thore 4ro nina nrokerH wlthtn 4 stnno's throw
of the Plhntcra' House and. tt IL believed. they
lar8 ul DUNG we'll, though they nrt hDt ~ unx-
!nus tur Il cut ~ might bo supposed. rot tho!r
hnrycat deponda M Il letnnraltzad state ot Af.
nuybn,ty wishing tickets csn bur thenl q less
from tue hrukEra than at the regular n,lices.
w,th nulpe limit on thoH. He had sold u tlegGt
M t'ske1 ot'ses M pas es' 'hs @ tars
prStninout I s Gst'kcr staied ths dass il ths why:
lie sad that tllhid peopie generally preferred
than frunl lhan,, they, havl,lR moro oontadeuco
il tho former. Ito snt! ho bought couple of
tIukets on Thursday 1ssuQu at Dvnver. Co1.,. tu
cnRo, ns they wntu shown wharo thoy could
nuke snot,ay Ivy gu!nv that wMy. !hoy would
ket 10 Chlcugo o. deawp4ck tof q. aiiM trs,il
e.. Sss4To m to @s9n aa wa
II I'll! The; s tsesssoro t % %soEd ter si,rauSh sIokst.
MoT xS Tsee !. en soa M GroEn.
bud to sell tho ttckcts bolow $l8. He void unu
for &l7 ana the either for flb. GloarLnx *a by tae
transaction. lto said no wonlh like 70 kutlw OF
otilre. Thu moment hn did h0 ccaac.l to 20 u
somo lively times.
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fnHiH3s- , i
CheAHU..,.,,....t,6 @ @ 3 ! = 0-la
1ift rfit ,.,' 1 n ii 1 1 II ii n -, 4
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As Seen on t1Re Ikonte Of Tho Nor1llorn
Pacific - Tile Richness Of Montana
In Minerals and Agriculture - The
Splsndor# OF the Yellowstone Nation.
III PRrk-The .NIullan Pass TllrouEh
Tin EfrrlsTn1.
, 1881-08-31

, AURORA, Monday, Nopt. & OTTAWA. Tuesday,
Hept, u JOLIET. Wednesday,. Sept !. B1ooailNd-
1ON. Thursday. sept T. .sPklS1F1ELp, Friday.
Hept9. DECATUR. saturday. Sept. 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-27

IL has been rumOred here for about a
week that party of four or five colored
men and women, with several children. who
left here about ten days ago for Norfolk in
a small boat, were drowned. Nothing has
been heard from the parties, and from all
we can learn the boat in which they were
foated in from the bay to Yorktown bot
tom upwards. We sincerely hope it is not
true, but fear the worse. We have seen
nothing of the matter in any OF our eX-
changes. They started for Norfolk 10 seek
employment upon one Of the truck farms
near that city, Vest Point Star, 26h.
The report that Judge Anderson had sold
his mountain tract on James river for
1926, 900 is not true. A party offered to
take an option on the property for S2j0,0OO,
but it was not accepted. There has been
no sale. We have no doubt that this pro-
perty when sold will bring a handsome
price, as the mineral wealth OF the tract is
almost past belief. We hope to see the day
when there will be several furnaces on this
property. Gazette.
Recently, whilst Mr.. Jacob Pierce was
fishing i'm the Shenandoah he excayated
from drift on Burwelps island, In this
county, a barrel OF apple brandy that was
deposited there, it Is supposed, during the
great fresbet Of 1870, making the brandy
more than eleven years old. The brandy
was valued at 5000 very successful fish,
ing expedition Clarke Courier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-27

THE MUNICIPAL CONTEST-THE TICKET OF THE
gGULATORs--THE ISSUES INvOLvED-THE
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAlLROAD-SUNDRY
ITEMS.
Correspondence OF the Richmond ID patch.
MAY 26, 1891.
The municipal election is progressing
quietly. Up 10 this hour the regular Con-
seryatiye ticket has a handsome majority in
the First and Second Wards. In the Third
the Regulators" are perhaps ahead. The
prospect seems TO be that the regular ticket
will win in the two first named wards. with
chances in favor OF the boilers in the Third.
But it should not be misunderstood that
this is permanent split in the Conservative
party. The body Of the Regulators say that
they are as good and true Conservatives as
ever, and will be found plumbing the party
line when the fight comes next fall.
The ticket for Council being voted for by
the Regulators is as follows: First Ward
A. NJ. Davies, j. NJ. Cochran, II. V. Strange,
w. f. Mathews. and Joseph Lawson; Sec
ond Ward-J. II. Flood ION both tickets),
A. III. Leftwicb, l.. p. Shaner, Alfred l..
Kelley, aud Il. j. Foxes; Third Ward
John W. Jones, X. Il. Lacy, ID. ID. McCon.
vile. G. l.. Wright, and s. l.. Norman.
This ticket was changed at a late hour yes.
terday from that which had been previously
announced. SONG OF those whom the Regu.
ators nominated refused TO be run, and
others were dropped perhaps because their
record on the school question made 1t risky
to keep them on the ticket. The impression
strongly prevails that the Regulators are net
friendly to the schools, and that is max ny
the school men very active against them.
The charge has also been publicly made
that this movement is only another form
and name OF an association organized some
months ago among the liquor dealers called
the Protective Association" and intended
to relieve the rigor Of the law against SELL
ing liquor on Sunday.
ID is stated that double daily trains will
be put on the Norfolk and Western road
about the LIST OF June, to accommodate the
travel that has already begun to set in to.
wards the Virginia Springs.
Ascension-day was suitably observed this
morning in the Catholic aud Episcopal
churches. Tonight the Templars are TO
have grand demonstration, and an address
is to be delivered by the Rev. Joshua H..
Hunter. TELEPHONE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-27
DEATHS.

Died, at the residence Of her husband, Mr. F.
Waldhauer, No. 900 north Second street, ON Thurs
day rs b instant. al 2 O'Clock, Mrs. BARBARA I.
WALDBAUER, In the nfIy second year Of her age.
Wife, thou art gone to rest
Thy tolls and cares are DER,
And sorrow. pain, and suffering now
shall ne'er distress thee more.
Mother. thou art gone TO rest,
And this shall be our prayer:
That when we reach our journeys end
Thy glory we may snare.
Oh our hearts are sad and weary
As we weep above her bed
And our home is lone and dresry,
For MY daring wife and our mother Is dead.
The funeral will take place SUNDAY EVENING
al az O'Clock from the German Lutheran ehnreh;
SIKH street between Leigh aud Clay Friends ana
acqu tintances Of the family are respectfully lh-
viied 10 attend. , , 49,,
Washington, Baltimore, Pnlaheipnia, duu Ne"
YORK papers please copy @'
Died. Mt The residence of her husband, at seven
Pines, Ilenrico county. Va, on the l5tu lnstan,,
afler long and pal nf illness. which she bore Win
Christian fortitude. EMMALiNE NJ, beloved wife
OF b. r. Eaeho Esd In tne 'n, n Ie d boTs
the Youngest OF which, %. Jennings wise, departed
this life on the 23d instant; aged three years ana
four months. ., .,.,s
sadly.beresved husband and father. IsJ 4. ID. 4.
Died in Goochand couu ~, at the residence OF MP.
lanes W. Goodman. on THURSDAY the 26lh Instant,
MOsBY WOODsON, 10 his eighty-sscond year.
His funeral will take place al Oraee-street baptst
church: the time 10 be stated IN Saturdays DIS
patch.
Died, on the 26th instant, at Sis o'clock A. NJ,
Mrs. ALICE JONES, widow Of James jones' de-
ceased In the fifty first year OF her age;
Her funeral will lake place THIS AFIEkSOON
nj O'Clock from the First Baptist church lcolored)
The friends OF the family are Respectfully ih'.eu
10 attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-27

A. Mason Moore. who has for some time
been Identified with the Readiuster move
ment, proclaimed his opposition to the
course Of Malone as senator lat the Re-
adjuster meeting lately held at Berryyillel.
We did not gather all his remarks, but heard
bin declare that il they would "toss Ma
hone overheard he iMoore) would be as good
Readiuster rs any man, but, so help him
God, be was mol traitor !"-meaning, of
course, that such was Malone. MIR. Moore
thereupon left the meeting. when the chair.
man quietly remarked that il they were TO
pitch Malone overheard they would throw
away all OF the Readiuster party Clarke
Courier.
Warren S. Lurty, United States district
attorney for the Western district OF Vir-
gina, met with a serious accident yesier.
day evening a few miles above Rawley
Springs, in Rockingham county, which
came very near being fatal. His horse Jump
ca over precipice twenty feet high on the
size oil the mountain, carrying with him
the wagon Ia which Mr.. Lurty was seated.
tie was thrown out Of the wagon, which
ran over both legs, bruising one badly aud
iDturiDg his head. His escape from instant
death was very narrow. He will not be
able 10 altend'the session Of his court at
Abingdon on Tuesday. Shenandoah Her.
aid, 18th.
The Norfolk Landmark says that the de.
gree OF LII. ID. has been conferred by VIII
liam and Mary College upon Judge Robert
w. Hughes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-27
= sPEC1AL NOTICES.
eJ- JULIUS MEYER h SON
ARE OPENING THIS WEEK
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
PARAsOLsl PARAsOLsi

Having closed out manufacturers stock. We A.,
enabled 70 make SPECIAL Low PRICES
LINED BROcADE.slLK PaRAsOLs at ~,
| formerly $3.50;
LINED SATIN, O3ELIsK HANDLE, at tz.5o
| formerly % so;
LINED SATIN. IVORY HANDLE AND TIP. .,
90 formerly a.;
LINED ALL.sILK BROCADE a. s4.25 former,
So;
LINED SATIN. trimmed with SPANISH LACE.
at s4.75 formerly 80;
FANCY BROCADEs, FRINGE-TRINIED, A.
% formerly $40:
2s.iNCH TwiLLED-sLK sUN.UMBRELLA At
$3.50:
26.INCH TURK-sATIN, BAMBOO HANDLE, a,
1925 formerly 50.
FANsl FANS
500 IyORY-sTICK JAPANESE FANS at 2j,.
worth SOC.
sILVER-S STICK JAPANESE FANS at 1jc. worth
25c.;
5000 EXTRA QUALITY LARGE JAPANE>E
FANS at Sc;
FEATHER, DECORATED, CRETONNE, an
SILK FANS from soc. IL ~.
LADIES LINEN AND NOHAIR ULsTFRs
LARGE STOCK, NEW STYLES, from sLzjn
$3.50.
HOSIERY! hosiery!
LADIES' EXTRA QUALITY RIBBgDFRONT
BALBkGGGANs at 25c. worth 4Oc.
LADIES REGULAR MADE UABLEACHFD Al.
lie;
CHILDREN'S UNBLEACHED EMBROIDERED
FRONTS at lc. worth 25c.;
|CHILDREN'S UNBLEACHED BALBRICGANs
at 35 TO 50c.;
CHILDREN's UNBLEACHED LACE HOSE 40
soc.
CHiLDREN'S DRESSES AND CORSETS.
CHiLDREN'S SHORT DRESSES. in French Mn
lin, Cambria, and Nansook. from sc. 10 a.
INFANTS Long ORR S>ES from $3.50 10 %
CHlLDREN's CORSETs, with shoulder-strng'
only see:
CHILDREN'S CORsET-WAIST, only Doc;
LADIES DREsSlEG.SACQUt IN Muslin, Can
brio, and Nainsook, from : 20 IS;
LADIES' HIGH AND 10 NECK CORSET.
COVERS;
Large stock Of LADIES GOWNS. CHEMIST
DRAWERS, Sc..a At }. NJ YER SOM.
my 22-eOd so and SOB Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-27

GENERAL MALONE AND Tue ApMINysrRA.
TioE.-Elsewhere we have quoted what
General MALONE SAYS as to the help he Is TO
receive next fall from the Administration.
Yesterdays Washington Post tells us that
he will be disappointed. 1t says:
Mabone Is to be cut adrift, as it were,
and LEFT to feht his battle in Virginia for
himself. AS he failed to secure the election
OF Gorham and Riddleberger, so is he TO fail
IN any and all attempts to control Federal
patronage. The New York Sun asserts this
with positiyeness, intimating, as well, that
the President has lately decided upon a
change OF front. lie was originally inclined
TO en- doise the Fusion plan for the fall cam
paigD, and to extend bis official support 10
Malone in bis operations; now be thinks
the Virginia Republicans should nominate
o tate ticket Of their own, and keep away
fro N the 'Rexdiusters."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-27
(Bucyrus (Ohiol Courier. ]

In the whole surrounding country Mr.
Philip Remiinger, an old subscriber to our
paper, Is well known. He Informed Us the
other day that his wife, who for two years
had suffered with rheumatism In the shout
der, during which time she was treated by
several physicians without success, had been
completely cured BY Il single bottle OF ct.
Jacobs Oil,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-27

The best answer that can be made to the
Waigs uniounded charge against the
"Bourbon Knights Of Richmond, that
they prescribe Republicans, is to state the
fact that some OF the most honored OF these
Heights are Republicans who have lived In
Richmond for years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-27

THOMAS q. ELAN, ESQ. Of The Suffolk
Hero,d, announces that KoBsKr X. PREM
rms has become principal editor OF that
o,pcr. The HtYctd has good record.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-27
MARRIAGES..

Married, on the 23d day of May, 1881, at Mount
Prospect, the residence Of the brides father New
Kent county. Va by Eldsr John A. Richardson,
Captain ELWOOD A. LYMAN. or Monmouth
of New Kent county. Va.
Religious Herald please copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-27

We return thanks to X. r. WALKER,
ESQ, superintendent Of Public Printing
for a copy Of the Railroad Commissioners
Report for 1880.