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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-05

~--.AgCTI0N sAlEs-..This Nay, 7,
BY Redwood q Crenslaaw, Auc.foneers,ss
ar.it No. 1880 Main street. eetlr,, sga A
WE WILL SELF AT THE HORSE
~ oc,d LOT, Lunptdn's alley, THIS MORNING at
9 9ps assYy IBhAAysHTHoRsE sound and gentle;
ohe sPH1NG-WAGoN. &c. &C. 7 t.Ei.tas.s II
~ :. I. - REDWOOD q CRENsHAw,,tA
- :! o.e --,alL4I Ice Anctsoneers.ss
ao BY wellington Goddfn, ntruss5 III
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent, !; II
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets. al
GALE AT AUCTION OF LOTS NOS.
/ ~ ss1,s 6s AND G9 IN THE PLAN OF BELvI-
Holly sTREhTsats The re 1s Of e
tor Of the LATE Richard W. Fox, shall sell at auc-
non ION, on the premises, on SATURDAY the sth Of
alley. wv - : "'0'
TERMS: Very liberal. W. GODDN,
!Y. -. ..i a5a RI #a auctOneer.
By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers. "' Z.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EIGHT
NA VISTA" isIbSEYIl AT Al Auc fhG nf Doh
"ii ra and wifel Chesterfield court. Decree
Fore. 18th December, 1872.
In execution of said decree we will SELL ,pon the
premises, on MOSDAY,9Ot June, commencing at
% CLOCK L. IL, LOTS Nos. 1913 to 1870 inclusive
fronting together 2i8 feet the south side OF Will
iams street, extending ont TO Carter street and in
rear OIL the Baptist church. Sales will be In quanti-
Ties as may be desired. A good opportunity to buy
TERMS: 0ne-fourth cash balance at SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months. with interest. w.
-r. c. C.MCRAE. " t...
FRANK w. CHRISTIAN,
--.-., .... Commissioners.
GRuBBS WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
FIFTEEN LOTS in BUENA VISTA,
4 SIDNEY, AT AUCTION.-After the fore
going sale for Messrs McRae q Christian commits
soncrs, we will sell fifteen other LOTS in the plan
or Buena Vista-to wit, two on north side Harvie
street opposite to Arlington, each 80XH1, and thir-
teen ON south side Cary street. extending from Car
ter TO Rltchle streets To be sold In guam titles de-
Vista.
TERMS: Liberal.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auclioncers.
DISAPPOINTMENT.
The above sales are postponed on account of rain
until SATURDAY,, 5th .Iu ~. at o'clock p. NJ. -.
GRUBBS 6 WILLIAMS,
~ l ''. AuCtioneers.
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BY n. NJ. Lee,
AuctioneGr and Real Estate Agent,
lOli Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE BUILD
4 ING LOTS ON THE EAST SIDE Of FIFTH
STREET, AND ONE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
FIFTH STREET.-By virtue of Il deed OF trust
executed ny James E. G0ddin to the undersigned,
bearing date the 9th day Of June 1872. recorded
IN the clerks office OF Richmond Chancery Court.
~ Il. sS, b. p. 225 being requested so to do by the
beneficiary IN said deed, will proceed to sell at
public auction on SATURDAY, 18th day of July.
1879 on the premises, at 8 O'Clock P. NJ, the LOTS
above described. The three tirst-named, described
In aid deed lots Nos g. 4. and s. plan map
drawn by j. j. Plcasants, surveyor. ard recorded
with and made part OF certain deed from ID. s.
Hughes TO James +. Goddim. dated 9th day of
June, 1872 and recorded in said clerks office front
ing 80 by l22 feet on Fifth street. Also another LOT
on the north side of Fifth street. and described on
said map lot No. 8, fronting on the north side OF
Filth street 10 ny l22 feet.
TERMS Sufficient In cash to defray the expenses
Of executing this trust. and To pay off five negOti-
able notes amounting In the aggregate 10 $685.. or.
with some interest due thereon; for balance, on
such terms as may he made known at the time Of
sale. \. NJ. LEE.
jy2 Trustee.
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BY w. Goddin ri
Auct!oneer and Real Estate Agent,
office corner OF Eleventh ana Bank STREETS,

HALF-ACRE LOT No., 1874. ON TIE
IL EAST LINEOF NINTH BETWEEN CEAY
AND LEIGH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION-Will be sold at auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY the Sth July 1873, at O'Clock L. NJ, tn.
above lot. 1t has front of IIs feet and depth Of
100 feet, and is In very desirable and improving
neigbborhood. ..r 49,. -. .-.4 t.'.. :.
TERMS At sale. W. GODDIN,
fy Apcfinpapr
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GRAND CLOSING-OUT SALE
FASHIONABLE CL vTMNG!
READY-MADE CLOTHING
EN- TIRE STOCK

at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, and many
u. articles at and below the cost Of prod hcton
1t Is needless to name that my stock is YET full
and In tact as to az
SIZES, QUALITY, AND GUAM rITY.
And as 1t is IMPORTANT TO ME to close out the
entire stock with this season. or In the next sixty
days. will place the GOODS AT sue, q PRICES
that will make 1t TO the interest OF ALL IN NEED TO
COME TO 11O9 MAIN STREET
early and make their purchases.
The following is n comparative list q prices of
some of the leading articles; besides, there are
many others not enumerated: -.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Anctioneer,
No. ills Main street, opposite the Dispatch Office.
6 ALE AT AUCTION OF LOT
~ 80 BY 11S FEET, ON NORTHEAST COR
NER OF LAUREL AND HIGH STREETS, PLAN
OF BELVIDERE. SATURDAY AT 81 O'CLOCK
p. M.-Pe soUs with limited means desiring corner
lot. commanding beautiful view of The river aud
surrounding country, would do we'll to attend this
sale. . I1@ !. ss~
IERMs: Made known at sale.
. j. THOMPSON BROWN,
A ucfiouepr
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AUGFE0N sAHlEs.-Fufure Days,
II BY Grubhs g williams, ~
4 Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers, 49,. !
B Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

'sss Eleventh street between Main and Bank. Il
FRAAIED DWELLING ON THE SOUTH
n SIDE OF GRACE STREET BETWEEN
MONROE AND HENRY STREETS 1T. AUG
TIOE. r.. -...-
Redds guardian n richmond md cb n, Court.
Redd and ale, Decree entered 18th June 1874.
In execution of said decree, the Undersigned. spe.
cial commissioners, win sell at auction, upon Inc
premises on FRIDAY ,lIth July, ut O'Clock 7. Ill,
the FRAME DWELLING situated IS above, and
kitchen with two rooms The lot Is aaxl5s feet TO
Tin alley 10 feet wide The stuaton Is desirable ind
pidIy. - q nTEfefL} ~ = - =
TERMS: 0ne-third cash; balance ut six and twelve
months with interest, and title retained by the court
until all the purchase money is paid.
.r.r - +. n. CONNER.
j. Z. Reid, =.
@9 s.r- Commissioners.
GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioueers. jys
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How general GosDoN SAvfD GENERAL
SnER,pAN's LiFE.-~f Philadelphia Press Let.
ter1-In Georgia heard an incident In con-
nection with Northumberland Sheridan,
which Little Phil will read with some sur
prise. and lay down the paper with some
grateful feelings towards the gallant soldier
who saved his life. The night previous to
the surrender of Lee at Appoma,tox, Gene
raj John Il. Gordon, who commanded Stone.
wall lackson's old corps, General Fitzlmgh
Lee commanding the cavalry. and General
longstreet, held consultation with General
Il. +. Lee. AZ this consultation Il was agreed
that General Gordon should try tho Federal
strength on the following day. Sheridan
WIS IN command opposite Gordon. In &C.
cordance with the programme. Gordon made
his demonstration the next day and WAS met
by Shcridan's cavalry, which he gallantly
'epu'scd, hut finding Sheridan we'll sup
ported by large numbers of infantry. fell
back and sent this intelligence to General X.
r. Lee. Upon its receipt General Lee or
drred the firing to cease. and displayed
the white flag. under which the surren-
der was subsequently made. During the
cessation OF hostilltics, and while Generals
Grant and Lee were in consultation.
General Sheridan. with large retin1e of
officers and mrn-ahout one hundred in
all--wa> seen approaching General Gordcn's
lines. Uf course this calvacade, us IL came
daShiny across the plain, challenged the at
trution OF Gordou's entire force. CHANGING
| to tmn his head. General Gordon saw
Innc lank Missis>ippian within few yards
| of him deliberately training his cooked rifle
on the approaching horsemen. Gordon
dashed at the mark>man and rode him
down. with m exclamation more emphatic
than refined. "Wb bat do you mean, sir 7"
Numbered the irate Gordon; don't you
know firing has ceased hy my ordcr?" az
know. Gincra'." replied Mississippi, as he
| gathered himself up, but Thought il were
| a rit-mcnt acomin ayin us. aud iiSt sighted
that short.leggcd Teller thar. and if you
| hadn't come up I'd a fetched him from whar
he sot, and he's been il powerful heap of
good Ia the Iauk>."
That man was one Of the best shots in the
division, and never failed to kill his Object
when deliberate aim was had. Gordon
turned to meet Sheridan. and Buchanan
Reads hero has never known how near his
life came to going out with the rebellion.
General Gordon is now United States Sena-
tor from Georgia.
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BOYS WEAR.
FROM 10 TO IL.
Cloth Derby Sack and Vest. Sls to SIS:
Black Diagonal Sack aud Vest, $ls to $l6;
Bluc Diagonal Sack and Vest. SIS to sl!;
Cashmere Suits, i15 to SlS;
Cashmere and Silk Mixed, Sl8 to S1i;
Linen Suits. SIS TO 81;
Linen Suits, IS. so to $3.50.
The above MEANS WORK, ana the DOCBTING
ONES will please bring their GREESBACKS and try
IT, OWING to the fact that these goods are now
offered 1T what ORDlSARII.Y they can be had At
wholesale for In NEW YORK. | would prefer the
CASH or prompt SHORT TIME settlements.
WIN. IRA SMITH, Agt..
100 Main street.
Si,,u I 0NE ~
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cessful disguise also, and the action
was true to tho character, but
not long enough continued. Mrs.
BrOdek, as the ChinawOman, was
mistaken for one even after her mask
was removed. This is the true test of
SucceSS i'll any costume, Is was also
fully illustrated bv w. III. Stowel, i'm
the Girl of the Period.
Some OF the costumes were notice
ably true to the character assumed,
and deserve MERTON on that account.
SIGH were those intended to represent
dramatic persOnages, as Nan, the
Nothing, bv Mrs. w. NJ.
Gates; Fool of the Family, by Mrs.
Robert Gillespie: Mary, Queen of
Scots. by Mrs. Denver; Rip Van
Wrinkle, by Jack Ramsey and Fal-
staff, 10y otto Joel.
Some of those who assumed a comic
rote carried off the piize for true rep
resentation of their characters in ac-
tlOn, II not in voice. 1t is
sary to mention these, as they will be
remembered by all who We're present.
AS we have before observed. there
were few who succeeded in acting the
character assumed. The Gro Nded
state of the hall may be given as one
reason for this.
notwithstanding the success Of this
ball. and the enjoyment apparent
among those fn attendance, it was
evident that the hall was not large
enough to accommodate SO many peo-
pie. and afford room enough tor free
motion either i'm r)menading or
dancing. No c%otillon could be partici-
pated in by all the dancers. The need
OF a hall large enough for this pur-
pose was felt by every one. When
such a lu.lding is erected. Mr.. Sam
son may he induced to exercise his
great managerial talent again, in get
tlng up Il masquerade.
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County Commissioners.

Inc BOARD Oh county commissioners
mel yesterday and TRANSACTED the fol-
lowing business: The official bonds
Of William n. Rabbits, as Constable
OF Palisade Township, and F. \. Scott,
as Justice of the Peace Of Argenta
Township. were approved. The fol-
lowing bills were allowed n. ID. An
derSnn, District Attorneys fees.
S22S &C; NJ. J. Farrell. County Clerks
fees, SlS5; IL. j. Bidieman. Auditors
fees, $50; J. ii. Emery, Slleriif's and
Jailor,s.fees (Austin), S265 do. do.
tEureka). SIS; 5. O. Clifford, Asses
sor's fees. $40 so; W. X. Logan, JUS
tice of the Peace's fees, SO; w. S.
Gage. supplies for INDECENT and wood,
$257 %; a. Sewer, stationery, $40 so j;
Dinsinore Bros, supplies for INDECENT,
@uils and rel airs, So so; J. a.
Huntsman, medical and Ii
cine for indigents. $40; l.. Lousia-
lot, board of INDECENT and wit
ness, SIS; Mrs. EameS. board of pris-
onerS. 1O7 j; C~asamayou Il Dennis.
printing and advertising. $662 so 4;
Hat IL 1Saacson, JanitresS, S72 GG ; w.
ii. Hill, board for jury (Berrvman),
SD so: j. DreviusS. board for ind
gent, SIS 5. Gates, work on road. IS
u q. Lahlmerhart. meat for indiIents,
si4 If !; Pearce Il Neitch. burial OF in
digent, S35 II. w. Remington, re-
pairs in jail cells, So; Louis Grasser,
r pairs on indiSent's bos;s, 81 80; +.
w. Rule, shoelng horse in running
boundary line. 81 S. b. Bell, Con-
stables fees (Eirreka), Sl33 25 Carl
Sunderland. care OF Hospital and
b,ar1 II ,rni-nl OK. T,ly ~
Williams. rei,airiny road Battle
Monntaim. $40; G.. Schaifer, burial
of T.. {. Filke (Eureka), $40 W. NJ.
Gates, Justices fees (Eureka), S56 IS.
THE RAILROAD IiILLs.-Telegralns
received yesterday announced the
passage of all the Railroad bil!s by
the Legislature, ard suggesting that
the Governor I've requested by petit
ton through the telegraph to afliX
his signature to the same. AS the
dispatches contained no statement us
to which bill, providing for railroad
connection with Eureka, it Mas de
Sirahle to have signed, the people
were III the dark as to the prOprlttN
OF asking the Governor to sign the
bills. For there is certainly a settled
determination ON the part OF the tan
AYERS. as we rave aScertaineu V
conversation with manv of them, to
q ,po>e the scheme known as the
IIum.nl 1t and Colorado River Rail-
road. en- bodied III Senate bill No. 1913,
introduced by Senator Mccoy. No
one can he found in Eureka who
kivnrs the plan of subscribing to
stock to the amount OF $50 900, when
only ten miles of road shall be COM
pleteu. taking the stock at par, while
f,n b0"iS "Orll Nv 'hahlv be ut il
value far below. Later tel ram
nun,N l., were received last Y ling,
stating that ne Objectionable features
nave been removed iIOm the IL.
Not until that is aSceriained de-
%hnitely, which will probably be ac-
complished to-day, will it be safe to
petition the Governor for his sigma
ture. 1t is understood that an al
Stract OF the most important prOvi-
sionS of the bill will be received here
by telegraph at some time during the
day.
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4 PROJECT FOR a NEW PUBLIC
HALL.-Some of our cnterprising fell
low-citizens are ~iiscussing the pro.
iect Of building a large and commo-
dious hall for public meetings-One
that shall be useful for all the llr-
poses of balls, political and other
meetings, dancing or singing schools,
and any other public gathering when
Il large amount OF room is required.
Such a building can be built OF the
rock material so abundant here. at no
great cost and extra expense may
be lavished i'm making convenient
and Identifying its interior. a joint
stock company would find 1t a profit-
able speculation. Let those who feel
the need of such a building. and he
lieve, with us, that it would re. urn Il
handsome profit o the investment,
initiate the movement for a company
of this kind /: or, if those possessing
the necessary capital desire I"
manage such an enterprise for their
own profit, and at the same time
Accommodates the public. let them in
uuira into all the facts, and ascertain
for themselves whether such IA build
ing Will pay. Let us have Il commo-
dious public hall.
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INTELLIGENCE.
Some ON IS ons.

3ccount of the masquerade.
&been prepared in haste, was
bill and complete as it might
zen ; and We now find that
of one or two meritoriOuS
5 was accidentally olnittei |,
Emission we will presently
IS Want of time also prevented
Tended comments on the vari-
|racters personated by the
and some Of these. really
BUS and creditable, we will
~ designate
Ral,ioiln. rs Harlequin, was
pr the exhibition OF activity
character, turning several
fin-S. and performing other
taatS whenever the floor
lall' clear OF the crowd.
I'm. NJ ryan, rs the GpdIeSS
t.y. was attired in skirt of
,ni ii colOrS. waist of blue silk
u, With silver stars. Stripes
latte. and blue on the II ,per
~ the arms. an on the wrists.
DS>, the liberty ca !. of red.
~ blue. Oar patriotism was
~ Slglt Ut this coStuun !. an
- lis omission in our first re-
Rn. Morgan, as the Grizzly.
Iet to carry ont the idt OF
bhil by ciawing ut various
and rising suddenly ON his
W did not ohSerV WiIeth-
t. hus anybody to the Diet
their breathing apparatus.
fhe reason why he did not
PuNe he WAS unable to realize
Nas Il bear, and must do as
fielder, as the Knight in steel
P-,-ple, made Il very robust
Snd looked capable Of daring
yer III defense of the fair.
the most picturesque cos
the Turkish, winch was
Several oI the masEerS, male
Ue. \ Baron was attired as
PISS OFT AS a Turkish Prin-
putin Harris as a Turkish
ts,er Eddie onGerleith aS
Youth. and Mrs. T.J. Mau,
Pc char scter OF a Princess.
: most in favor were red and
We're correctly costumed as
Inherent clans; particularly
ladies' an children. Mrs.
Emma Nonderleith, Miss
pil, and Mr.. NJ. ID. Foley
attired.
lsh and Hungarian costumes
only pirtur IS lue, but very
mined, ana varied in colorS.
,Cromer was i'm the Hun
M DR.. j. Ill. Lukens and
p. Arlington in the Polish
Mrs. Arrington's taste in
cement OF colorS, trimming,
Recommendation of her cos
artistic, and her apnear-
hSuishcd, AS Il Polish Prin-
d the DISCUSSES were emf
pcceSSful in deceiving i'll
Flend>. Mrs. Ashim, as
MS coat of many crlors,
undetected until the un-
even by the members other
pr. ). Jacobs, as the Berlin
aker' succeeded i'm conceal
lehtltv, under his comical
character, from his intimate
llh whom he is domiciled
me-. The four iol " Dutch
Pngh thin in bodily appear
rN-day life, were So packed
10 make them sufficiently
20 represent their assumed
ana were otherwise so
pulsed. that no one recog-
u. until their masks were
iNihg Carnival never would
known to his friends, even
spoken to them. Jack
elilI so much in character
IN Wmkle, and out of his
personality, was a sue
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HILLHoUSE & HUPP have removed
their law office to the front room of
Seaton & Co.'S new stone building.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-07

NINTH DAY OF LENT. Services
will he held in St. James Church to-
day, at IL O'clock A. NJ. and at Z O'Clock
T.. NJ,
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Personal. Among the arrivals
Yesterday we noticed Fudge f. ii.
Harmon and II. w. Phillips. The de-
partures we're Rev. Father Mevil, l..
Dallman, and w. Ii. lla:rub.
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NJ. B. BARTLETT, real estate agent.
Houses to let and for sale in all parts of
the city. Inquire at the California Lum-
Der Yard, on South Buel street. "a
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and Departures.
irrtvM

III trrtvN
m Judge Harmon
piips
S& De ,'n rfur~S
III ONDRUFF & ENNOR'S LINE:
her Mevll Dallman
Rub All Chow
, 1873-04-28

AUSTRIA.

AUS NlHs
[Nt,o York Herald Spccfat]
VIENNA, April 27.-Thore ia much Excitement
hero over tho suspension Of tho corruptly-ap-
pointed American Commissioners. There Is a
report that an assistant Of tho Hoad Commits
sfoners borrowed money Of man who obtained
tho refroshment contract, and operated With oth-
crH In 3 similar way. Tho now mon aro alroady
Of their duties, and arc socially Of bottor po-
sittou.
LONDON, April 27.-The scandal in relation to
tho appointment Of the American Vionna-Expo-
sitfon Commission occupies public attention In
Vienna. Tho Bub]oo Ia being discussed by tho
journals. Gen. Van Buron has Addressed to
President Grant strong romonatrnnoo aganst
hs bss 'SSsD0nson SgD as count+ T. is openly s6rged
posed to deny tho authority Of
Mnister jay to temporarily rcmoyo thom. An
editorial In The Nte,to Freio Presso quotes Min
iater Jey 90 its authority, and ID evidently in
Paid to the suspended Commissioners beforo
loaV1ng. America, by number Of largo firms,
for various CONCESSIONS. Tho money was 40.
copied on protoxt Of subscription
for, erection Of a model schooi-bouao,
and the journal ironically remarks: 'They
thus exhibit tho fruits Of that institution" II
mentions that two restaurant-keopors, Germans,
paid each 81 900 for tho sohool-houso.
Ministor joy and Gen. Van Buron havo owl
dent1y been at. variance from tho beginning,
and delay and dieorganization In tho
American Department. Of tho Exposition is
the necessary consequence Tho list of Ameri-
can exhibitors, and plans Of allotment Of space
that thoy were sent from tondonb by exproas, and
aro lost, but It Ia probable that they arc among
tho Official paporB TINT Con. Mayor refuses to de-
liver to tho nowly-appointed Commissioners.
, 1873-04-28
LET IT GO ON.

Tho police Of tho Armory Station last night
removed their onslaught on the houses Of proB-
titution. The raldng squads wero, rs before,
lod by sorgcants Buckley md Lull. Several larga
houses wero brought In, filling tue oramped
quarters Of tho prison to ovorlowing. Some Of
tho poor creatures wore bniled out, but by fur
the greater number remained imprisoned all
night, aud pasaod the time away in
shopping Oh the rude bonohos and In
faraip6ed nino % inmates the the u HOUSES % Nos % Isl
aud AGO State street, owned by Jack and Lizzia
Weokly, furnished thirteen Inmates, aud jack
Wookly, the proprietor. Sarah Nowmana house,
on Clark street, and several others were visited,
but woro found almost deserted, Those croa-
tbrea will come before Justice Banyon this
morning; and, since tho entry-book at tho Ar
mory Sutton SLOWS that 1873 porsonh arc cited to
apnoar before Ills Honor this morning, that
Official uill hAvo his hands full.
, 1873-04-28

Special Dtspatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
HAz1EroN, Ind, April 27:-Marquie Ford, :
respectable farmer residing about milos east Of
this place, met with terrible accident Inst
night, oausing death this morning. He had
brought in q load Of wheat, which be exchanged
for flour. Aftor tranBacting Lis business, COIL
trary to his usual custom lo visited So
loon, and, 1t Ia supposed, was undor the infll-
ono point tho road is very rough, and runs along
q deep ombankment. Ovor this his horaos
plunged, throwing him to tho ground, and pling
the wagon and load upon him, hreaking hls back
and crushing his ribs. In this torriblo condition
ho remained conacioua till found by his fasher
this morning, who could not o1tricato him until
ho received assistance from noighborB. Tho un-
fortunate man expired at 11:00 this morning.
, 1873-04-28
CITY NEWS.

got into q fight With nogro named John Alex
ar,sler, at No. 50 Taylor street. In tho moea
Gould struck tho negro with a sl,oyol, breaking
lb loft arm. Gould waH arrested hy Usticor Bur.
gent, and looked TIP in tho Armory Station,
A cortaln prominent physician. who hos been
connected with Cook County Ill an ollcial capac-
not far from tho Madison Street Htation tluad
drunk. Ills pockets Woro turned insias out,
and n gold watch and valuable diamond pin
missing. 1lo waa brought to tho station by
floor OF tho room wlion brought in, and could a,l-
swor nothing Ho was In filthy condition, be-
ing coyored with mud aone boya had beon
throwing at lin.
, 1873-04-28

CoLuMnus. O., April 27.-1n tho Bonate on
Saturday, tho following billa wore .pnsBed !:
House Jill to authorize towns mud villages to
exchange lands donatol for school PURPOSES for
to authorize citioH and villages to take control of
parta Of the national road III lie within their
corporate limits; House bill to authorize NIT.
nicipnl corporations to pravont tho overflow Of
"ator-conrses IouHo bill to authorize munich
pal corporations to extend ntreets and alleys
auross railroad tracllB.
THO House spent all the evening discussing
tho House bill to authorise tho organization of
rival gaA companies in citleB, but tho bill waH
finally placed on tho tsblo by all adjournment.