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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-04-02
NEW MARKET

OPENED THIS MORNING IN
ORiveF Block. In room occupied by las,
Rcd q sons, where can be fund 70 suie
the most fasiideOuS, the choicest OF fresA
and salt meats, Beans. Butter, Cheese. E1gs,
Potatoes Apples, &C. As so0n IS We can
pteupy the whole room We VIII keep q fun
supply Of Produce Of ali kind: fruits In their
season, Fish, Oysters. and numerous other
things that go Into the make I'D Of q good
meal The public are cordially inFtnedoo
give US q call wr LANE BROTHERA
warren. d. Mareh ~ Isls-sis
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WRBB'a
NOTICE. II ftiufI 3uT Z
IN CITY CIVIL ESGrsEEH,s ogEFCE. J

At a meeting OF the Council OF the city OF
q. 1873, the following resolution was adopt-
ed: m -srr. -.I.
Resolved, By the Council OF the city OF
Warren. two-thirds Ofal the members con-
curing therein. haiti IL deemed necesaary
to establish and construct sewers on Vine
and MorOe streets, 70 drain said streets and
the property AUDITING thereon land ordinan-
ceS are now pending b fore Council % estab-
lish and construct the severn Aforesaid. 2
All persons having objections or Claiming
damages by reason Of the construction OF
the Proposed sewers viii nie the same with
the ! ity Clerk. on or before the 24th day OF
April. AID. 1878. or be forever barred from
claiming damages by reason Of the con
struction OF the same. Plana, probes
Specifications for examination By all enter
ested, on file AT City Civil Engineers once.
r W. AESSERSCHMIDT, =
j. Aprfl 2. 1881
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zeal NOTICE.

ANotice Is hereby given that = petition
was Med with the County Commissioner
q county. Ohio,o on the ID daV ii
March, 1873. asking said Commissioners -
make an order TO incorporate ks an ineor-
p0rated village. under the name and Btylo
n Sortiand, The Inhabitants residing there
10. and the territory IN about the rail road
sLalon In BazetfR township, Trunnhuu Co..
ohio. called Baconsburg. which aid tsrrt-
tory lsJ1st one mile square, having The cen.
ter OF school tot No. b In LaltfnI nddfifon
20 bseOnsourg. As . common point Of Reeou-
ing. and ounde on the east and west ~
Two straight parallel north and south lines,
Que or which Is half q mile due east and
the other half a mile due west OF said cen-
ter point n on the north and soath 10
Use east and West lines. one OF Whfehl<
half a NILE south and the other halfa mile
nortn OF sad cen er point. hat said pea-
lion Is accompanied By q census and accp-
rate maps. and the same wall be for heErina
~ the Auditors once In Warren, Ohio. ca
the 7th day Of Nay, 1878. At 10 O'Clock am,
r. D BARNES, Agent.
By Geo. P. Hunter, Atty.
March 5. Is7S-St. Tl
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OF STOLEN

OTRAYED OR STOLEN
OMareh Is. 1878, nom the premises Of Alex
ender Ailltkin, North BlOomdeld. Ohio. one
Bright Bay Mare. three years old, heavy.
oiaek name n tail. and one, hind foot
VIII be given for the return Of the beast. OF
any information. 80
Mar. ls-tf g. W MTLLIKIN.
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March - lSs<4s Fea@ss SP
.. a.a rr.t Urg a
.nfru p H-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-04-02

Passsdfn Counol March 18th, 1915.
b zness. --lH4 "A. TRUESDELL %
e-buEtL uGl Pros'tof Council
Z. W. Hoyrs City Clerk. it.Isr st.a szsf.
April. 1873 -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-22

animal, who no doubt W n 20 KICK
The lnsIdes ont Of that m lnus 'nrr
guge several hours bclot AY o
ylndIctlve hoist aud "a, "a morli'
ing bird the thing vi ,li across
The lot and M II III lnpllllng
went or Ike n pistol. ~ was nice
for tho owner of that dllo-Wag'
And rs several policemen, sad some
fellows who wcrn't policemen, iul'
dropped over TO SEQ the iop, the nee
fixed owner Of the straddle'waG OPEN
cd an animated defamation against
any man who would own 4 plSlOL lie
never did own one, II pInlol went
on IN the ncighborhood Of that slrad'
dlc-wag or IN that slraddle-wng, the
millennium must be at hand, fer
he left home with that strGddlc'wGS
containing nothing tut a well muster
ed sandwich aud the northeast corner
ofu dried apple pie, Then everybody
left.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-22

PhtIip WcrIcn, wholesale ana retail deal
ar in PiAhos anu Organs, o..ice and sales
rooms Nos. S0-M Daronne street, New Or
leans. Qualities better, prices lower and
terms more favorable than at any establish
ment %huh. Large sales fully attest these
statements. Pianos sold on payments OF
SD 80 ana 50 per month II preferred. Philip
Werlein's is the oldest music house, and also
the largest piano and organ house in New
Orleans. 0nc-fourth milton copies shee,
music Of all kinds. Send for price list and
terms. l26dtr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-22

Go TO Steg;ssl a. Do. for the
best 81. Louis Hell Treble Pi;,-
nos iH the slnrlscs---in monthly
iAistagsnients: also for furni-
ture, Books. stationery, crock
cry anl glassware, window
shades. pictures. and SRI Kinds
nj nsOu',iings. wall paper, step
ladders, table ANA pocket cuta
lcry. dSwlawly
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-22
mUrCHINs.
Town Lots Tor Sale.

Twelve lots iona hlocltl, on tho principal
business street OF the town OF linichlnS, on
the Central LItnllrond, In Dallas county Tor
snlc ut low prices. Apply to
JOHN sWINDELLS,
jyiJdtf Herald once
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-22
SAINT LOUIS ROUTE EASTWApDl

The completion of the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Railway, from the North 10 penison.
Texas, has opened up two first class all-rail
routes to II. Louis and the East. Az Vinita,
81 miles nom st. Louis. the trains of this
pioneer Line from the North connect With
trainsof that new and splendldy hull line.
the Atlantic md Pacific Railroad, aud al
seuaila, ny miles nom st. Louis, they con-
meet with the popular Missouri Pacific Rail-
rona. Either route Is good one--thoroughly
equipped with all modern improv ements--
hiiu lsnus Us passeuyrrs In 81. Lonis, the me-
lropoils oithe Great West, in time To connect
South and Fast.
The ~, Louis Route is destined to become
me popular one 10 all points East, Passen-
sers nhve Tree choice of routes over the
MISSOURI, Kansas and Texas Railway: Vim
Ninita AMI the Atlantic and Paciflc Rail-
ronn. OF wa sedaiia and the Missouri Pacific
kaiiroad Full Information may be obtaiueti
at the offices Of the Houston and Texas Cen.
{ral Naiiroad, FL Paso Mall Line. Missouri.
M wv W., rsxs ~, hsilxsy Or upon eddyeH'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-22
n,.nor Gregg. Annual violations.

Dallas, Tuesday and "Wednesday, ocloberal
snd2 ~.
Mckinney, Thursday, October 20.
Donison, Friday, October q.
sherman, Sunday, October ~.
The oiitliy will bc applied TO Diocesan
passions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-22

The Dallas News and Job Printing Office
has been removed to the two-s,ory brick
building on Main street, opposite Angers'
Foundry. e,6dif
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-22

One round dozen barrels OF tho finest kraut
ever Offered In this ratitet, at the Green
Grocery--thc only dozen ever made IN reXg>.
3l7diw HOLMAN i STEWART
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-22

The second story of Clark 4 Bryans new
building, corner Main and Lamar streets.
Apply to. Clark u Bryan, west side puOlic
square. lGidt,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-22

Fresh teas, mackercl, haiibut, salmon,
grits and hominy. hams and breakfast bacon
are among the new invoices lust received AT
uihnann q Co.'s, corner Main and jefferson
streets Hays old buildine,. .uodtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-22

Commercial Hotel for sale ut bargain
fronting 100 f"t on Elm and 10 feet ON JET
firSon streets.
20blti y. ". BLAKE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-22

c. II. Deauchamp, on Main street, opposite
the foundry, Keeps constantly on hand fresh
white cor,ineai and u fuil supply OF his SUI
prrior Mountain Valley Flour. 10y II
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-22

tits economy 10 usc Dunnama Yeast Pow
der. For purity and strength II has no equal.
Al who use II, like Il, and recommend u to
helr nei>hbor+ lcAlsu6 weakwam
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-22

The large room back OF nlS. Jones & Th1us.
tons oiiire, on Elm street, lately occupied
by the Dallas News. E.W. BAYLOR,
News Office, Main street, opposite Angcrs
Foundry. 2QlItI
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-22

g. II. BcauchamP, on Main street, opposite
the ionndry, has a large stock Of school and
MISCELLANEOUS books, which he IN closing out
very low. l9aitf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-22
n-iol, Store Hopso for Rent,

The store house now occupied rs the UNDER
signed. Also. the front ONCE up stairs In the
same building, formerly occupied by Field &
Sowlan.
l7s.ltf rRAT1IER & MURPHY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-22

Davenport, in Swinks block, has n new
Invoice OF onions, potatos. cabbage, butter,
eggs, etc. l0idtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-22

Rest tonic known for chills, fevcrs, constl-
patton and Indigestion. For sale in Dallas
by j. J. FENDLEY,
lSlllm Oihee SaloNn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-22
WHAT THE SILL "A A.tN TO.
Wise 'ou I ~ of Indians

The following letter was received by
the banking house of Mcssls. ADAMS
Leonard, Of this city, aud 10 who-
kindness we are indebted for lis pro
duction in our columns:
DECATUR, october IS.
The county is full Of lndians, The
treaties made Il few days ago at Fort
Sill have oNIy made them verse lnel
were in orr town last night, and stoi'
:. number OF Horses, j, W, BOOTH.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-22
For Sale.

Two good residences in this city. lmme-
diate possession given.
i5a-du' STEAGAl,I eco.
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King has always on hand the best of wines
and liquOrs u suit his enstomers. gi7d9,n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-22
Great Reduction
IN PRICES OF
Can Fruits, Vegetables,
Etc., Etc.

In order 20 make room FOR our extensive
stock OF WINES, Lie UORS, TORACCOS and
CIGARS now arriving, we will close ou' our
STOCK Of Ease Goods In lots to suit purchasers
at The following prices:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-22

Proposes to organize class of lnstruci ON In
vocal music for IL limited number OF Nurnp
Indies and misses. In addition 20 lnstruc-
ton in the elements Of music, special attcn-
ton win be- given to the cultivation OF the
voice. At the expiration of the term of three
months u beautiful opcrctta VIII Reproduced
by the class. Ailwh) may dcsi0 20 Join the
class viii please meet her MT the ofice of DR.
j. W. McGcc, Elm street., over WhoM'S store
Terms 81 per month. 4J1dlw
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For Rant.

franklin a Penn are receiving new goods
every day.
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aonwonK.

W. hare tbr GeiiiiFsand the worh'
assH IA do nr escd work. nm" ~ ~
: Iew vases, ~ ran be- aoHe anywhere
ma W. rssnn ts de II. Hiring you'
Fine Job work oTIiE DAILY HER
Alb OFFICE, Corner Elm nna iiom"'
Inn streets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-22

Mrs. Bath is lNppy 10 announce that che
ans opened for the present on Main street,
opposite the southern Hotel, whore shc cor
tally inyilcsall her customers and LiendH
ioSive heran carly coli. She isprcpared 10
0mililncry aud IresSmntIns In all ihclr
uehas with hrr usual care nd style.
gOd9t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-22

Go aud see the tempting invoices Of FISH
nd fresh ploccrIcsJusl received NJ Ulmann
IOH. 9Ul-dtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-22

Franklin Il PoAn have juit received q
magnificent assortment oI miscellaneous
books. can and see for yOGrSclf.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-22
p,otl'a ,totrol on,

Ahspinioly snf, Perfectly odorloFs, Al'
WiyH uuiiuln. Illuminating payer dhprilof
lnlAa, Nuns IN any lamp without Danger
NJ exploding % taking nae. Mnnliiiclllfnl
UYpIriely 10 tuku The place Ol Yplniilr iu
dunglouM Oils lis sairiy nndcrtYnN posi-
bio tty' NLf its pt,N2t luulnB quHlliith lr'
ppUrd by It's continued use 10 over ~uNul
iIlulil'n,
Millions 0fgnl0ns have been t0ld anu ma
roHideui, d.rOctIy riudlrccllS, hnh oyer nr-
currd ffom bullln-i storing or lnnillhE IT,
AZ, lriHpilar yWliS loss ulil1hnn Wuplly,
rfHulJinR ron The utr ul chuap ana danger
ON oils III ihe United Niuich, isnppnlllng,
I.hr ipsurnuro companies Hnd Ore commits,
slOuerR throughout thrrounlfi rrtpuincud
thp Astral rs zoe bnft MI icRllHTd where hmps
arr uHpd, Hrai ,psclrpulnr
For Hu!a ~ rr.Ull ~ the ilnQ0 gin".GllJ,
ana ~ wholesale by tie prOprlr,uH
tliAS. PRATT " CO.,
i6lU&BmW Jos Fulton street, NeW ioik,
e. II. Hcauohnmp, on Main street, opposite
the foundry, hns builders aud other hurd-
ware, when he is clnsng out ycA chem.
st.1-#H1. - HHH-.-Hfs
G. II. lrnuclnmp, on Maln street, opposite
iLu G,uuTrV hpglIpg rtutlul mpTtlluudisp,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-22

\ full assortment 0findies' underwear nn,,
eldm oidery, boots and shoes q per cent
loss thnn elsewhere, clothing, - per cent.
| ann selling strictly FOR cash, therefore
don't ask ior amy credit.
PLEASE give me call before purchasing
elsewhere.
2l5dtf S5S. IAAwSTEgpg.
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BESsuE Jones.

y Bessie Joses was 6ek,r aud fair,
With eyes like heaven, and o, such hasri
Va midnight ravens wing eozh compare
moment with it. tell you what,
IL ever you loved 6ckie maid,
You'll know OF What .taG Bessi. J,n-~ -,
made;
y. Bessie. the wicked, uin,ome JADE,
With lips like an .prico,i
I called her angel" aud she said "hashi'
swore that loved her, sud then 1t was 'tushi
4 strange little sigsl= and poppy like blush,
And "t dun't care {. change my lott"
said, "rhen III blow out my Drain. aekle
maidl'
iwouldn't--you'ven none to spare 1 IN afraidl"
o. Bessie, the wicked, vinsome Jade,
With lips like an apricot
| rushed from the house in wild despair;
might-or [ might not-have torn nv hair:
But no matter that's neither here nor therel
loved, got Tilted, ignored the spot;
Had the blues. recovered, but never cssayed
To pay court 10 another, on account. | IN afraid
q Besse-the wicked, wi-some Jade,
With lips like an apricot
Well, she married a man twice as old
As herself-tiod bless you, the truth must be
tolli
She endured old man for the sake Of his
gold,
And think you will envy her not;
At least till the ""ld chap is quietly laid
10 the tomb Of his fathers-Iong gone Z. the
shade.
Bessie, thou wicked, winsome jade,
With lips like an apricot
IAN old mans darling"-"A young mans
slaver
Was the soul excuse that my 6ckie love gave
For wedding man with foot in the grave,
And wished her niue joy of her lot;
And Though I'm single, and forty. an d staid.
should have mated, no doubt, but for this fckle
maid.
o. Bessie, the wicked, winsoruc jade,
With lips like an apricot
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Angus TIA
FEMALE SEMINARY,
STANTON. VA.

Tue Academic term of hi. Institution CON.
uenees the mid die Of September and closes the
corresponding time the following June
This is the largest frst class Institution in
Virginia II has = corps Of upwards Of twenty
tuieers and teachers. The English eosrs. ea-
tensive and thorough.
Advantages for Music and Languages cannot
be surpassed.
Seven Music Teachers, four In.trumen,ais and
three Vocal. are constantly employed. whose
reputation has been extended ~hsreyer the
School is known.
A resident French governe.s snd native
French gentleman teach pupils to speak the
language as well as read and write IT,
The Building for eomfort. elegan,e and con
renience unsurpassed in the State.
Tor full particulars address Miss NJ J. RAIN
WHY, Principal.
The character and reputation Of the School
may be learned from the annexed testino nj IL
from gentlemen whose position and character
give value to their Communications:
Two Of my daughters have been pupils Of
Miss Baldvin's School. | have thus become
familiar with her system Of instruction and the
merits Of the Institution. The School is a
Christian household, in which love and duty
are the controlling powers"
ALrxESDER II. II. SruARr. Stanton, Va.
al consider this School ns amongst the best
If not the very best in the south"
Wn. II. MoGUrPEy.
University Of Virgins.
az regard this School in its whole org,nira
ton aud conduct, as worthy OF the unreserved
confidence Of parents who wish their dSu ghtcrs
Taught sound learning, graceful accomplish
ments and corrce, principles.
JoHS u. BALDWIN, Staunton, Va.
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WHAT ~ OLD Mas mas NOTICED II
have noticed that all men are honest y hen
veil watched
have noticed that purses vii! hold pen
oie- SIS well ~ pounds
have noiicel that in order to be y rea
ro"able creature. It il necessary at times
70 be- downright mad.
have uorceI ,bat some men are ~
homes. thn. necessity compels them to he
j .,honc-t IN ibe enl
have no.icrl ibit silka, broaicloth- and
jewels are ofte, bought with other peoples
money
have noticed that whatever is is right
-i.h = fcS excepuous-th lsn eve. the
IN lei, and ,bc let ,,ds VI plum. pui-
IoL
have nolcsl that the PRAYER Of the
selfish man -, Forgive " our debts,
~hi'e he makes everybody who owes him
pay to the utmost f,r,hing.
have noticed that who think every
p.en IL rogue IL very certain 10 see ore
Fhr" he -hav"- him-ell, AMI he ought
'n mcf.y 60 h.4 neisb'9r, 90 surrender ihe
,a-cd g" jY-t'ec.
nave noticed ,ist money IL ,hc iooI-
~'i'r., the kna'e- reputation, tDr poos
mans de-ire, t.s covr,,us mans aubi-
..on. ,ni iYl Of an
p.'r no,.-ci bat al men spe X vel
o'all mems virlu's 'hcn they are dead
anl thst iomts.o.es Hre marked with % 4
tpu pie ol the good aud Urtuou4 Il
'h.r- any part cuhr cemetery wh,r, he
BAL rtsu a.e buried
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TAKE YOUR COUNTY PAPER.

We'll Squire y"u say you don't take
Your county paper
No Major get city papers on better
terms, so take couple OF them
But Squire these county papers are a
great convenience TO W.; the more we en-
courage them the better the editror can
make them
j don't know that they are OF any con.
'enienre to me.
THE farm you sold Last spring was adj
'ertisei in one of them and you thereby
obtained a customer
Very true Major, bu, paid three dol.
lars tor it,
Now il the neiehbors had rot main-
taihe | that press, you would have been
without the means of publishing your
daue hter's marriage aud your brother :
death last summer
Yes, yes, but
And your nephew WA candidate for
Tie Legislature. you MAS highly gratified
At nis newspaper defence, which elected
him aud cost you nothing
Y e-; but these little things are news
70 the reairrs and make the people take
the papers
No, no, Squire not il they were all
ike you. Now | tell you Squire, the day
will come when somebody will write a
lons culosy "n your life, character &c.
Il the printer will put it in type, with a
heavy black rule over and under it, and
"i'h all your riches this will be done for
yon as grave tor a pauper. Your wealth,
iiberalIty ad all such will be spoken Of
but the printer as he spells the words in
arranging the type, will remark: Poor
ncan, devil, he never took the paper aud
Is now swinilns the printer out Of bis
f'neri notice II he s.dead.
Gooi nornin. squire
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NV YOKE j. easy, ani NY hur en- slight
~ a youth .aid, when his girl was sitting
on Lls lap si.h her arms around bis neck
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-20

sARsFiELp GUARD. ATTEN.
TONI
THE MEMBERS OF THE SARSFIELD 4
Guard srs requested to meet Of thsir or. =
nory ct Miners Union Hall TOMORROW M
Sunday At 1 o'clock r. T., to attend the fu. 4
neral OF their late eomrade, W. 8. Broadwator.
A full and prompt attendance requested.
BY ordsrsf JOHN COsGRoyB,
ke20.lt Captain.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-20
Phoebe Items.
From tho Record Of September III

From tho Record OF September III
Yesterday afternoon, about | o'clock
William Ibbatson. known as BILLY"
or Bonesey,"a waiter In the Bar
mum Restaurant, OH Meadow Valley
street, had a quarrel with Sin All
Ching, n Chinese cook employed at
the same place. It seems that the
quarrel began about either a wrong
order, or by the inisconstruction Of an
order given by the waiter to the cook
for a dinner. We are told by another
Chlnamau employed In the kitchen,
that All Sing had dropped the quarrel
and was stooping;down near the range,
when suddenly the waiter came be-
hind him with the knife and stabbed
him. The knife Is a large, long meat.
knife such as is usually used In hotels
and restaurants. Drs. Bishop and Lee
were called la as soon as the affair
had occurred. At the time the full
extent Of the wound could not be
learned. IL Is a clean cut In the side,
penetrating to the abdominal cavity.
We found the wounded man on a mar
row de.board, In q room by the side
OF the kitchen. He kept his body
raised by holding himself up al II he
feared it would pain him to lie down
naturally. He "a taken to a wash
house In Chinatown, where lie now
lies, apparently In great palm. The
physicians say that he will probably
die, though he has a chance for life.
Up to . o'clock this morning he was
still living and able to speak ration
ally. Yesterday evening our reporter
visited the prisoner In the jail, and he
made the following statement: 81
gave the Chinaman an order = lie
cooked two orders. He said, You'd
d-n 8 OF a b-h,' three times, why
don't you take 1t awsy?' He then
struck me on the shoulder with two
dishes he had In his hands. He grabbed
a knife also, but I got 1t away from
him somehow. He still cllnched Inc,
and l cut him."
Yesterday a fight occurred at High
land. The combatants were two men
named Glover and George Malone, the
latter being badly beaten on the head
by the former with a pistol. Malone
received two cuts on the head, and sew
eral trlfiing M upon the face. DR..
Philson WAS called to attend him. The
wounds though painful, arc not dan
gerous.
d. j. Persons mammoth OK teams
arrived yesterday from Toano In 10
days, with $1,000 pounds Of freight,
including one a load Of flour for Jas.
Cronan, one car load of groceries for
Jacobs & Sultan, besides general mer-
chandise to other business houses.
D. NJ. Tyrrell and wife arrived here
by the Salt Lake stage OF Monday.
Postmaster Carpenter Of Hamilton,
came In yesterday afternoon by the
Hamilton stage.