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The one-hundredth anniversary OF the
incorporation OF the city OF Charleston. $.
C., will be celebrated on the 18th Of Au-
gust. Owing TO the fact that the weather
will probably be very warm. there will be
no military parade, and the ceremonies
generally viii be OF quiet character. The
feature Of the occasion will be the unyeil-
Ing OF marble bust OF ROBERT Y. HAYyE.
United States senator, Governor OF South
Carolina, and first Mayor OF the city. The
bust is the work OF the Virginia sculptor
VALENTINE.
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There is an uncOnquerable spirit in
john w. DANIEL. 1t Is that as much as
his eloqucnce that makes him the favorite
that he is. Defeat for Governor did not
make him give up the cause or lose inter-
est. as many others would have done. He
is true and steadiast, and ever ready to
lend hand where he can be OF service.
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T L V f y ;

SrEV VEINS
OPENS THIS WEEK
4 full inc OF the celebrated AMERICAN CHINA,
superior 10 any English porcelain goods-oSery
piece warranted;
Another invoice Of thsi HANDSOME DIAMOND
GLASswARE-th prctiiost pattern offered
this season;
\ large assortment OF BiRD-CAGEs IN all shapes
and coors At low prices;
Five hogsheads ESQ dozenl Of those PLAIN
GOBLETS At soc. dozen;
We have "A few HANDSOME EBoNY PEDEs-
TAILS, aud have markedthom way down 10
close them out,
HAMMCCKs tboth Grass and Web, HAMMOCh-
ROPES, and STRETCHES, at bottom prices;
All siEes wATER-CooLERS as low as the low
est,
We have a few CiliLDRENs CARRIAGES ieit'
to be closed regardless Of cost, al
STEVENS,
WA oQ5 Broad street.
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Swift's Specific has cured me OF Scrofula, which
IS hereditary IN my family. | have suffered with
10 for many years. and have tried a great many
physicians and all sorts of treatment, but 10 no
purpose, and when began 10 take Swifts Specific
was IN horrible condition.; but, thanks Ia this
great rene dy, am rid Of the disease. There Is
no doubt that 10 Is the greatest medicine In exist
ence, and hope any who doubt win write 10 me.
l.. C.. HALVES, JR., ClarSsyl.le, Ga
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LOUISA COUNTY, VA, July q, 1883.
Please have corrected in the Dispatch an
error in nv name. 1t should he Thomas
w. Waller instead Of Thomas w. water,
Of the Central Committee from
Spotsylyania county, First district.
THOMAS W. WALLER.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. on 2jth day Of July. 1Ss3: at the resi-
dencc of the brides father. Judge T. Taylor. New
Eent county Va. BY Rev. John \. Richardson,
Mr. IoiIS I. ROBEY and Mis- MAMIE l.. TAI-
IOR. both of New Kent county, Va.
The happy and lovely pair left the same ne eyellnt
side. where they wi remain for few days ana
then return u their home In New Kent May
Heavens blessings always attend them.
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DR.. Levi s. Yates, OF North Carolina,
writes OF DR.. Worthington's Cholera and
Diarrhea Medicine, " 1t is an Invaluable
Cures stomach and bowel
trouh1os
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NJ TWELVE AND A HALF CENTS

III TWELVE AND \ HALF CENTS
yard for BLUE and DRAB SHEPHERDS
PLAID, nearly al wool, reduced from 25c.;
1870.
a yard for PRINTED PINEAPPLE TISSUE,
former price 25c.;
Toe.
a yard for LINEN BATIsTE worth ! 7c- a yard
S5c.
hpr a DOUBLE-FACED LINEN TABLE
COVER, usually sold ats2;
for a HANDSOME MARsElLLEs QUILT worth
So, and no mistake;
for a HANDSOME DoUBLE-FACED BRIDAL
QUILT worth i2
l2,c.
yard for LACE-sTRIPED MUSLIN, formerly
sold at 35c.
for BLACK and CREAM LACEFlCUU worth
o5c.; also, CALICO APRONS 40 l0c.;
sI.25
FOR superior quality BLACK GROS.GRAlN SILK
worth $l75-thls isa big bargain;
and Sc.
yard for VICTORIA LAWNS in REMNANTS
worth 10 and 24c. yard:
1910.
yard Tor FINE CHECK MUSLIN worth 2jc. a
yard.
BAGS.
The LARGEST ASSORTMENT Ia the city.
Also, large stock Of POCKET-BOOKo;
HANDSOME INITIAL LETTERS for bags
JERSEYS, JERSEYS.
300 BLACK and COLORED JFEsEYS-the best
goods for the money ever offered la tbs city.
LEVY, DAVIS * DRAKE,
l0l7 and 1919 Main street,
fyos corner Of Eleventh.
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II the advocates OF the railroad bridge
across the English channel are to be trust
ed, the advantages that would flow in
commercial way from realization Of the
scheme are OF secondary consideration.
The greatest results, they claim, would be
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SPIRIT OF THE STATE PRESS.
THE HEArHEN RAGE.

Norfolk Landmark.I
The heather rage furiously togctner-ih
other words, the enemies OF the De'iV
cratic party OF Virginia fairly howl over ils
display OF life and yigor at Lynchburg;;
This Il the best and strongest approval
the Convention could have, and the louder
they howl the swecter the music.
GLORIOUS VICTORY IN STORE.
alexandra Gazette.J
A glorious victory Is in store for the De-
mocrats II they but so determine; therefore
let there be no hesitating; let the laggards
be sent to the rear, and let the Democratic
hosts march forth fully equipped 70 90
battle, and victory will perch upon tlleir
banners, for our cause Is just and rlghle-
Gus.
HAS ALREADY INSPIRED CONFIDENCE
Manassas Gazette.l
In fact. the outcome OF the Convention
is the unification OF the Democratic most OF
virginia, purified BY the absence from IT'S
ranks OF place-huntcrs and sp0ilsmen. Inc
action Of the representatives OF the party,
has already inspired confidence, and wiii
command the hearty cooperation OF '"c
masses Of the people in this State. ~. -.
A WISE AND PATRIOTIC PLATFORM.
Fredericksburg Star.l
II has been our pleasure TO be present at
every Democratic State Convention since
tbe war. with the exception OF the first, and
we can say OF truth that the recent Con-
vention in everything that goes to make up
truly representative body has not been
eycelled, if indeed equalled.
The unanimity and harmony which CHAR
acterized the proceedings OF the Conven'
ton evidence the fact that the Democracy
Of Virginia are alive TO the vital issues
which they are called upon TO meet, ana IN
meeting them have determined TO DO so IN
solid columns.
The platform, adopted unanimously by
the Convention, is wise and patriotic, and
goes right to the root OF the matter.
EVERYTHING AUSPICI0Us.
CDanvile Rogistcr.I
Everything looks suspicious now for the
success Of the Democratic party this lall.
With a good platform Of sound principles
and an able and jealous leader there i
every reason why we should succeed, and
ii every Democrat will discharge his duty
success Will be certain.
AND now FOR STEADY WORK.
Charlottesville Chronicie.I
We hope for the best results as the out
come OF this gathering Of the peoples re-
representatives.. and especially from the new
organization Of committees and the gen.
eralship OF so able an organizer as Mr.
Barbour. And now for steady drill and
active preparatory work OF all kinds in adj
vance Of the great battle in November,
whom all that we hold dear In Virginia
must survive or perish.
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$1,000 REWARD

will he paid 10 any chemist who Will find, on
analysis OF 100 bottles of s. >. =, one particle OF
Mercury, lodide Potassium, or any mineral sub
stance.
Tie SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY.
Drawer 3, Atlanta Ga.
H1- Write for the little book, which will be
mailed free. jy 2f-lw
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New NOVEL," What Hast Thou DOne,'
by j. FITZGERALD MAII.OY, has been added
to HARpER's Frank!in-Sqaare Library and
has lust been received from Messrs. WEST,
JOHNSTON 81 Co.
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REsTAURANTs, BILLIARDS, dc.


HOT TEN-CENT LUNCH; MEALS
IL TO ORDER.
EVERY LUXURY IN TIE MAihtT.
FINEST WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, AND
TUDAcCO.
BEST BILLIARD-3ALooN Ia the city;
H2 No. l2Ve Main street.
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EXTENSIONS, PlC.NICs. &c.

TNHE FIRST md IIiE UhAN DEof
| EycIrRsION or THE SEASON TO THE
CAVERNS OF LURA1,
W" N"N' mond
MONDAY. AUGUST 10. 1888.
from Chesapeake and oh2 depot, a. 0c9cS AZ
10 Iafb m Il O'Clock j. NJ for the benefit OF those
who do not wish 10 stay over. TlChETs GOoD
FOR TEN DAYS, to return on any traln: %
FARE FOR THE ROCND - onisn 70 Cav.
ems of Luray and return, - 80: GordonSsile 70
Cayerns of Luray and return, "A CnarioI e5Yi ,,i
cindes admission To- the Cayerns OF. Luray. gu des
and transfer. This Is tile grandest and cheapest
excursion that has ever left Richmond. Don't lose
vonr only chance 10 see the greatest curiosity OF
Inc world TICKETS FOR SALEby l.. II. Thomas
3 90. IA east Broad street: T. l.. ID. Waliord *
90, 7 east Broad street; Ramos Moses, y IA
THOMPSON. MCDOWELL & ADAMS.
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After suffering twenty-five years with painful
Dry letter. and trying many physicians, | was at
last relieved by the use OF swlft's Specific, and
commend II to all similarly afflicted.
REV. l. X. BRANHAM, Macon, Ga.
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Is not triumph of science, but IS a revelation
through the instinct Of the untutorcd savage, and
son and skin Humor.
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& ?'G s# En- #aH A 4 n SS$$ S$'f$ 3
c cG GGE ( ( kH IA an ESSSBBDbp
E.: E.. e: :! {: 8: 6. Is:
90 U UTTrr
g . 81 u ! +
e. IS: 4 4 : ## F. :
sssS AZ ILL ZEE
In view Of improvements to be made In our
store, and Of an important change in our business
by September Ist, we shall offer to our city and
country friends
TIE GREATEST INDUCEMENTS
% purchase of Us.
Our stock Is complete in every department, and
we will try 10 please all who favor us with call
Extraordinary bargains In
DRESS GOODS, SILKS,
WHITE GOODS, GRAPES,
MOURNING FABRICS, CAssINERES
LINENS for Mems and Boys Wear,
TABLE DAMASK, NAPKINS,
TOWELS, SHEETINGS, QUILTS
FIAANEI4S Tor Dresses tft JdNhtlN
GAUZE and MERINO UNDERWEAR,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, MITS
COLLARETTES, FICllUS-
CORSETS, BELTS, sATCHELS,
PARAsOLs, FANS, RIBBONS, SC, go
The prciiicst and cheapest line Of
LACEs. HAMBURGs,
IB!sH POINT EMBROIDERY,
TIDES. LACE CURTAINS, &C.
MArrINGs, om-CLoTHs, CARPETS,
RUGS, &C,
to be closed out regardless Of cost
In fact we intend 20 make this the
GREATEST CLEARING-oUT SALE
ever Effected in this city.
As we oannot mention all we would like to in
this advertisement, we viii be glad 10 DO 20 when
called upon.
THALHMER BROTHERS,
Dol Broad street, corner Fifth .treet.
ljy 2-Su,Tu&Thl
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.

NEW BOOKS.-Liie on the Mississippi.
" by Mark Twain tprofuscy llustratedl, $3.50.
Twelve Americans, by Howard Carroll with pOr-
traits, :. as. God and Creation, by Rev. Il. Il.
HOwisOn--a book that shOdld De read by every
thinker-S2. Underground Russia, by stcpniak,
Sl.25. But Yet Woman, by Hardy, fl.25. Or.
Claudius, by the author of MIR. lsaacs.n 81.
Wanda, by 0ulda. 40c. Logs Lord Berrcsford,
by the - Duchess" 25c.
Kranich & Bach Pianos the best in the market.
jy 10 WEST, JOHNSiON * 90.
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M YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS
ISOLATION (corner Of Fourth and Franklin
streets.)-Young mems meeting MONDAY EVEN
ISGs at $50: sccretary's conversational Bible
class THURSDAY EVENINGS at $50; Bible read
ing, for boys, on TUESDAY EVENINGS at o'clock
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MILITARY NOTICES.
WALKER LIGHT GUARD COMPANY BIZ
FIRST RECT VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS.
RICHMOND. IulX 26. lSk3. y


FIRST RECT VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS.
RICHMOND, July rs, 1853. )
CIRCULAR ORDERS, No. 2. y
|. The company having decided TO visit OLDN
POINT FOR ONE WEEK-lcaying here II
AUGUST 6. 1883. at O'Clock 4. ~, and return
ing saturday. 1lth-yOu are hereby ordered To re-
port either 10 the Captain or to Scrgednts Barga-
min or Tenant the names of members OF other
companies or Of citizens who want 20 go with MS. l
III. knapsacks will be issued MONDAY NIGHT.
Members going on the trip must be present.
Ill. The cost tn members Of the company Tor
railroad fare and board will not be more than
5000.
". Honorary and contributing members and
citizens. $3.50 for entire time. Including rail-
road fare and board az hotel. \ rebate will be
allowed those who leave for home before the COM
pany returns.
V. Application for tcke's can lie made either To
Captain Jones or Scrgeants Bargamin or ennant.
by order II. G. JONES, Captain.
j. L. BARGAMiN,
iy 29-lts First Sergeant.
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BAI5BssO CORSET.

ylHE GREAT BAMBOO CORSET,
MADE OF COUTlL.
PRICE ~,
l. now acknowledged % be the BrsT CORSET
ever advertised and sold % The public. 10 Is made
of COZ I'LL" ftr better article than Corset
jean, ard challenges competition with amy Corset
sold 40 $3.50, and even D.. ghcr-priced goods. Buy
no other. and insist upon The GREAT BAMBOO
CORSET.
beware Of worthless limitations bearing similar
names. ,. A..
ME GREAT BAMBOO CORSET b. put up IN
green boxes fr white and slate boxes Tor col'lva'
and the genuine article IS
SOLD 1T 81.
For sale nv LEVY. DAVIS Z DEAhk.
infg ard 1919 Main street.
MAYER. STGOUSE s. CO.. 4 AZ Broadway,
o. I0soiX,n Manufacturers.
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MEETINGS..

RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD CO.(
RICHMOND, VA, July "a. 1888. !
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
i THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS made at their
meeting held July ! 1883 notice IS hereby given
that "A special meeting of the stockholders OF the
RICHMOND AND DASVIILE RAILROAD
COMPANY Is called 10 be held at the complny's
Office I'm the city of Richmond. Va. at ~ o'clock
W. on the 18TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1888.
FOR the purpose of voting on the question Of I'M
creasing The capital stock Of the company from
S5.OO0.uOu TO f7,O00,0OO.
The books Of transfer viii be closed from
o'clock p. VI. Of August rs, 1885, to O'Clock a.
NJ. of September l3, 1883.
% &sdtdfn
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GRAND EXCURSION
" TO
WEST POINT
UNDER THE AUSPICES or
DAMON LODGE. NO. z, Il. OF T.,
NnNnAN ATGTGT Ii. 1881.

MONDAY, AUGUST 0, 1883.
Amusements: Fishing. Boating. Dancing. and
Glass Ball shooting. Refreshments at city prices
The glass.ba shooting will be under the imine-
di,te control Of Mr.. Il. & Galloway. No pans
will toe spared 10 make this the most pleasant ex-
cursion 10 West Point of The season. GOOD ordet
will be observed. Train leaves lork-RlYer depot
IT Nenty-third and Dock Streets AZ ~ \. VI
This excursion Is solely under the auspices OF
Damon Lodge, knights Of Pyihlas.
Prizes: For the best rihc-shot-Onc silver cup.
For The best gun shot-Onc silver cup. 800
Tickets: gentlemen. 75c.: ladies and children
mnner fifteen years Of agel. soc.
Tickets can be had of the following committee
Committee of Arrancements-John j. Lark, G..
f. snead, George Burgess, A. Il. Ferguson. A. ,.
GOOac. ~ 39-Su'h SIX >uft
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AMUSEMENTs.
LAWN PARTY.

TAWN PARTY, BEGINNING MON
IIDAY EVENING, July 30th. on Twenty,,nith
TIkN ASSOCIATION BRANCH. TO buy BOOKS
for the library. A programme consisting OF al
dresses by prominent citizens, music, nrew0rss'
&c, varied each evening, Will be presented. fuD-
lie cordially invited. Y ZS-zt
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CORNER FOURTH AND BROAD.

We have concluded to sell all Of our LlNoN DE
INDIA and LIN0N De DACCA, whose range
I'm price has been from I6 to 25c. yard, at
12sc.;
WHITE LINEN, LAWNS having sold from 10 10
zoe. yard, at s'4c.;
All OF our PRINTS, sold from to sac.' at &C.;
All Of our SILK FABRIC, Including every piece
I'm the entire department. at % per cent. rcduc-
ton on former low prices;
All Of our s-BUTTON-LENGTH MUSQUE-
TAIRE KID GLOVES, having sold from sac.
10 pair, at 45c.
ALL GOODS through the various departments
will meet similar reduction for SHORT SPACE
OF TINE ONLY. ~ 29-2t
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luIECKS, &c.

We have CHECKS on all the principal banks
DRAFTS, BILLS or EXCHANGE. NOTES,
BONDS, RECEIPTS, BLANKS for lawyers ana
clerks, an endless variety Of BLANK-BOOhs and
OFFICE STATIONERY, all on the best terms.
~ o4.asw !. W. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
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NJ THEY MUST BE SOLD!
THE GREAT
NM NM A RRR X X
MMMM IA X RK 49,
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M NJ NJ AAA X Rk
II N Ma AR RK
ODD 90 W W wwNNN y
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AT
LEVY, DAVIS e CO.'S.
COL MAIN STREET, CORNER NINTH.

The prctiiest lot Of &c. LAWNS that we have had
this season;
Only n few pieces Of those beautiful PRINTED
LINEN LAWNS marked down from % to
I2Hc.-those who come early will get them;
The most beautiful goods Of the season-PRlNT-
ED ORGANIZE MUSLINS-marked down
from 37% 10 20c.
The biggest Kind of bargains IN CARPETS and
CIL-CLOTHS-marked down 10 cost and less; ;
BLEACHED LINEN DAafAsK sid for less than
cost Of manufacture;
TOWELS. TeWEIS-well Just come and see
them. and you VIII see that we are the leaders
IN low prices;
1000 pair more Of those YELLOW FINE Isle
GLOVES at &c. n pair;
PEARL BUTTONS at Toe. per card-soid every
where at Toe. per dozen:
WHITE VICTORIA LAWNS ut nc.
PARAsOLS, PARASOLS.
We have reduced our stock 10 very small proper
portions. but what we have are I'm perfect or
der. We shall close them at prices way below
cost. 1870. .e,,..
Come 10 the big LACE sile-5,0OO yards to he
sacrificed at about one-half their value.
Remember. we are going to close out all OF The
above lots this week, so come at once-there IS
DANCER I'm DELAY. LEVY. DAVIS Sc CO.,
jy29 90l Main street, corscr of Ninth.
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NEW BOOKs.-The Virginia Campaign
~ of 'e4 and 80. by General a. A. Humphreys,
statistical Record OF The Armies OF the United
States, by Cartain Frederick Phiserer, 81;
Fashionable sufferer, new novel Sl.5O; Daniel
Webster. American Statesmen series, fl.25, New
Riverside edition Of French and American Note
Books, and American Notebooks, hawthorne 90
each; Bancfoft's History United States, volume 2,
new edition; Doctor Claldins. by anih0r OF MIR.
lsaaos, 81. CARLTON MCCARTHY 6 CO.,
leo 800 Main street. Richmond.
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TNIIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CALICO
MILLS MANUFACTURING COMPANY viii he
held at the Office Of the company at II o'clock
noon ON FRIDAY the I'd day Of August, 1883.
By order of the Board of Directors.
THOMAS i. kEFSEE,
iv O5-t1s Secretary.
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SWIFT'S SPECIFIC

iy20-1ts
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-08
CAPITAL POINTS.

WASHINGTON, June 7.-Adjutant-Geners
Drum ths morniDg received tele-
gram fom Whippie Barracks, Ariz., re-
lativs to the Indiana who recently surren-
dered, but nothing concerning Gen. Greek, as
they knew nothing Of him when they left
the mountains.
The Treasury Department has purchased
800 600 ounces of silver, for delivery AT the
PhiladeIphia, New Orleans aad San Fran
cisco minis.
Capt. Michael V. Sheridan, Seventh Cav
airy, has been appointed major and assistant
adjutsnt-geueral, to fill the vscsncy caused
BY the death OF Gen. Mitchell.
There were commencement exercises at the
Law school of the National University to.
night. Ffty.sey graduates received de.
grees at the hands of President Arthur.
The Treasury Department has been in.
formed Of the arrival at San Francisco Of 3
large cargo of tea consigned TO merchants in
Chicsgo, and directed that samples be for
warded to New York for inspection before
the tea is delivered.
The President appointed William Thomas,
of Maine, Minister Resident to Sweden and
Norway; David NJ Dunn, of Indiana, United
States Consul to Valparaiso, and james T.
Hallowell, of K ansss, Attorney Of the United
States for the District of Kansas.
In the Star-roufe trial this morning, Car.
pen,er read the record in support Of the as
fertion that il contained nothing to show that
Rserdell had charged he ~. B. B." check TO
the mail account by Dorsey's direction. II
was due to Judge Bsford to say there was
no testimony in or out Of this case that in
any way implicated or involved him in the
Star-Ioute matter.
Uuii the return of Sscretsry Chandler nc
further action will b. tasen relative to the
charges preferred by Elk Representative DIS.
endorf Of 4 violsiion OF the laws aud regu.
lations of the Norfolk navy-ysr3. Although
the board have reported that no Violations
OF the laws or regulations were found 10 have
existed between the dates specified by Desen
dorf il is understood the Secretary is no
sstisfied as TO the thoroughness of the in
veslig aLior, aud that he will order another
board, to be composed of officers OF the navy
other than those attached to the Norfolk
yard.
The Fourth Auditor of the Tressu y ha
finished auditing the accounts OF the sur
yiviug members Of the crews OF the lost Arc
! tic exploring steamer .Jeannette. He hold
| that they are not entitled t 81, witness fees anc
reimbursement for the amounts paid by
ihsm for bosrd while in this city in attend
spce on the Jeanette Court of Inquiry. H
limits their allowances to their ssa pay a
1
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EOLE'S DEFEAT
BY Monitor for the Westchester Cup
the Event Of the Day at
Jerome Park.
A Big Event in TrOtting Cireles-Ihe
WiRd.Up OF the Louisville Meet
ing-BasebalI.

LOUISVILLE, June This was the four
ieenth and last day of the spring meeting.
The attendance was very large and the racing
of an interesting character. The weather
was fair, but the track was very muddy and
slippery. rendering fast time out of the ques-
ton. There were ak races on the pro-
gTsmme.
The first, dash of mile, had six starters
and was won by Black Gal, an outsider, in
:50t, with Mslssipe second and the favorite,
Robert Bruce, third.
The miie-heat race was won by Metropolis,
the favonite, in :484 and :49t, with Mani
is.- .-s~ssa, Emile bouiiiier dfstanced in the
FIRST heat.
For the Rvnnymede Stakes, three-qusrters
of mile, five of the original fifty entries
came to the post. General Harding was the
winner; Ascalon second, Bob Miles third.
Time-1:lSf.
The mile and FIVE furlongs race. for a
purse of $3.50 was taken by Ballast; Wedding
Day second, Highfyer third. Time-2:571
For the Turf Stakes, mile and quarter,
all ages, eight of the original thirty mine
nominations faced the starter. The winner
turned up in John Davis, bought for SS5 in
pools of $1,000; Pearl Jennings second,
Fsrrsgut third. Time-2:13.
The SIKH race, handicap steeple chase,
one mile and three-quarters, was won BY Guy
in 3:l1, with Turfman second ard Charlie
BUSH third,