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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-29

THURSDAY, OcToBER 20, 1874. THE "LEE"
GALLERY OPEN FOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF
OI'R FRIENDS.
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Go AND SEE TIE LARGEST AND TIE BEST IA
DIES and gentlemcn's restaurant at ASroSI's,
NJ ,in street,
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LEVY BROTHERS offer to-day extra induce nents
in black silks, black alpacas, cashmercs and other
dress goods Their store will be open from 6:30 A.
N. Il / Z. NJ.
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Fss.rt t,D ,,,.. WIN RpEBEEY.-Y Yesterday, in the
'a,,pi ,a',; Jo" iiesu.y sn OLD offender was cx-
.t'ar,i'''' i ''' 'iI"rg Of fcioIi0usIy entering the
-' IN, .,4I' ~ -. Ferdinand e ash t:OrnerJ on
"tla''.. 1' lh' 27th instant with the intention Of
am. ,. ."f'o"y. he family were aroused by
..r&gaes s"'' s"i one In li4c room and bosney was
".Hs Tia, m, ,',, man Bosney, On The other hand,
:" own -, H'"f vas open and that he went III 10
10 n.,, ,s "s '"s"cuti0n ci lined that he got into
o.elI, -! '"I lug d window. The accused WAS
A"eg.i,r' '"E sfAhd lu:y tor the first Monday In
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"..3' a,".iL UE JOnS hMELER >MITH.-Hon.
-.... ..1 >H.itH. jtlc pr ,"ni representative IN
~...-- ..0. 8. i!!, u l.frlcl has Withdrawn from
-.A..- '-all'r "au. ui,ttlon with able, true.
.'., t.-ra-.' Iili action. il Is iseyptcted, will
...--' !' ",pUu..c.H vote upon Mr.. RnSh
-. int.. "fl :!"w bc i square @Sht. and The
- aa.- '! 5ia- ".mfalgn will have new in-
e. a-. - J.. r..t tIr too l;.tc for lhe Radicals 10
..... 4. .-. s4"4 e. TTpgr-.
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LEVY BROTHERS store Is open to-day. Yon viii
find large stock of very cheap bead and bugle
fringcs aud glmps.
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TIE BEST PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY IN Thk
limited STATES is THE +" LEE " GALLERf' hich-
noyD. Va Christiaa Observer.
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GoAND SEE the great :sl display of American aud
French candles at ANTnSI's, Main street.
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aLEEr GALLERY OPEN TO-DAY.

PIZzINI S07 Broad street. has the largest s;osk Of
candles, nuts, raisin', fruits, &C., to be found III
4.
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CATAwBA GRAPES AND YELLOW BANANAS AT
~
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Go AND SEE THE GREATEST DISPLAY Of CALI
FoRNIA PEARS ut aNToNI's, Main STR, ell.
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GO TO PIzzISl's and get some Of those delicious
eating pears.
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CocoASUT CARAM SIS AND CocoANUT-cREAx
CANDY AT IZZIEIS.
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ScuAAr's CIGAR AND FANCY STORE is at l402
Main street.
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Auction SALES THIS DAY.
RICHMOND. VA, October 2S, 1874.

JOHN \. HOPKINS, at Three-mile lock, canal
lac,
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NEWSPAPERS AND STATIONERY at scnAAr's.

UMBRELLAS la u',.c.., Scotch gingham, etc., at
SclIA A,P's 14U2 unin srnet, near Fourteenth.
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: MALAGA GRApEs.-PIzzrNI has a hne lot, ana
sells them low.
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ScARFs and BOWS, handsome styles, at scHAAr's.
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JEwELRY FOR GESTLEMEN--Full supply
SCHAAP's.
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The Ache suIRr SUR asses all others IN sls.
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SCIIAAP halls the Agricultural Fair;
Invites ali to attend,
lnJ ,o o,li On bi IN avn fboy m 3hprn

You find hi ci9ar md fancy-stor" AT l402 Main
treet second door below Fourteenth street.
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coLLARs-Lart:c assorrmrn. at scHAAP's.
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rRINTING ..-Ag kinds done neatlg ana
expedit tloesly 1t ne Dtspateh Priatsas- -nsstS
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MANCEEE ESTER NEWS.

[FoR OTHER LOCAL SEE FOURTH rAGE.]
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-,s YESTERDAY WAS clcSr, and partly

.. al q. r....,., 81,
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SECTION -Sdddle-Adaptedt to the Breeatmy @ ! y .!
ImDrooed Riding HorseS est stallion, four years
old or over, !4J. Major saunders, hentaIenSs IaS
Chcf.' Second best, tour years oid or over o.
years old and und,r four, $50. f. W: ,i hliGs, Us
"Slashern second best entire colt three years oio
aud under four, $40. B: }. harb39r. 1beaar eaa-
maze four wears old or over. $50, G. W. Palmer,
"Minnehaha" Second best brood mare four years
CID or over, f2L, j. A. McCaull, Lady niha
lest tilly, three years oln and unoer four s25 w;
C. saunders = Florence" second best My. three
years old and under four, S12, W.J. Mcdowell,
Dolly Warden :" ,. .u,,
SECTION 5-Heapy Draughts;-best cSand,nr cSsdi1r'
{. R.Iinont 81 Secoi bcsr stallion. four years old
or over &25, S. W. Ficklin. "6raybearn.n reso oho
best entire colt three years old anu unaer iou
s,c,rs old amo under .hree, S25, " brltsh Chief"
Best enire colt, one year old and under TWO. - o,
D. q. Ellis. Second best entire coil, one year oiu
and under two rs, d. Martin Eest 9roee ecana, are
hest brood mare four years old or over f2u, w. q.
Br,iuer: diploma recommended 10 y. =: as Ehis'
he,t flly three years old and unoer lour, 91o. v.
II. Miier. Best dly, two Years e Ola ani aIa nhusr
"tar sKHTIoN e.SSaddle-Horses under the Saddls.--
For best saddle horse or mare s3O, y. L. " a.is
ton-style, acton, quality, ana variety VI sanS'
walking especially. to be considered ,,as, ,,o,
SEcT1oN 7.-Nittes and Jdck8.-second best JACK
400 i , RI Winn, best mule colt, sucking, toa-
ed In Virginia, SO, S. W. tickln bcst par uies
s16, w. j. Mcdowell.
spcrroS g. Herd Premfums.-Best bull ana TOUR
cows or heifers not less than Lm1 yerss 81 n Jahn
~ 2te I1nIan Northumberland OF Weldon, Susan
I,ioom Iaondoi, Duchess. and Golden DUCHESS.
SEcTIoN FOR CGtts-bes. tnr. in0r.
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The police arran gements have worked admirably
under Captain Charles RI. rpps. Good order II IS
evcr> whcr;. oten maintained. ami no pocket-pick-
lug or other tn ewing has yet been reported 1t rs
known, however. that the rsht-iugered gentry are
about in co slider iabe numbers. Their aims can
ouls be u.tr.ted ny Caution on The part Of the
possnssorS OF valu b'eS.
Some complaint has been heard about the reckless
driving OF horscmen. In some instances very rar-
row ESCAPES from irJur> have been maue nF !adles
tachrs OF the Fair. and therefore supposed not 10
be ameu,uie To the strict police regulations en-
fnrccu agliuSt others.
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..... -. H0"otE7 a'i i""'"''''>' 49,,
# ... .o.dag ,,ia DC 'corm"T ana
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-31
Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. rs.
-. :. 14NNF WFFTtF "
80 Eureka, Nevada, May Is. Is

NOTICE Is IlEhEBY GIVEN THAT
~ frank lctschman whose rosteficc sd
dress is Enrel a, Nevada. has this day filed
III this oiicr IA diagram together with Il notice
OF Application for rntent from the nitcd
STATES, under act Of Congress approved Man
10. ~. for fourteen hundred and twenty-five
i i2N linear feat o. the Battery Lode. the
same running ~ feet nerthwestcrly and one
thousand feet southcastcily from the Ali
Shaft. with surface gruund 100 feet in width,
sitnatcd in Newark Mining District. VI hitc
| Inc county. stat. Of Nevada, and described
in tho lat md dcld notes on file in this otiisc
u. S. Survey No. 50.
beginning AT a,iost marked "No.lt.S.
Survey No.. -" whence the section corner
on the noitlcrn boundary of Section ., T. -,
n K; - f.. NJ. y: NJ. hcars y. IS 80, f.;
bears M -. ". lr1 feet. The air .hatt
post No. 5. of Survey No. -, made for the
\ewart silver Mining Conn any upen the
Ihihdahua Lode. bears \. ~. -. +. lf2 go
feet; thence, running :. "a, t; li31 feet, to
a rinG tree J foot III diameter marked lattcry
i. I. hears y. 81, ". l0l feet; thence :. o.
W 90 feet, to post marked No. :. |. ;. sur
vey No. -; thence \. u ". li!3 feet to
thence y, di's . +. I'M feet. to post No. |, the
place OF beginning. containing i 1i-lO0 acres:
courses expressed from the truo meridian
with a magnetic variation OF To- east,
Ihis claim Is located in The unsurveycd part
Of /. ~. y. ii..N f., VI. u. NJ, and is bounded
On neither end by any known claimants; the
nearest mines are the lage and himilc,
Sanch"a and chihuahua.
This claim l. recorded in Book 4. Iagc -.
ofthc Newark District Mining Records. and a
copy OF the notice and rla:S can be found
posted ut the air shat upon the lode.
my-lJ GYMS +. HORN. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-31
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. Al.
Il Lawn nryr,r

Eureka, nevada. May Is, 1874.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N Newark Silver Mining Company nost-
office address. Newark Mills. Newark ihs-
trlct. White Pine county. Nevada has this
day filed in this Office n diagram together with
n notice of application for a patent from the
United States, under act Of Congress approved
MAY 10. l>12. for fifteen hundred tlJ0 linear
feet of the Lincoln Lode. The same running 90
feet southcasterly and 80 feet n~orthwestcrly
from the mouth of the Lincoln Tunnel. with
surface ground two hundred feet. 100 feet on
each side Of the lode. the lode being = feet in
width. situated in Newark Mining District,
White Pine county. State Of Nevada, and de.
scribcd in the plat and field notes on tilcin this
office az follows. to-wit:
U. S. Survey No. 81.
beginning AT a post marked Nc. /, .S.Snr-
vey No.%7." whence the section corner on the
northern boundary If Sectionh. l.. II. Mr. -
f., VI. ID. NJ. bears y. 81 10. +. Ass feet;
mouth Of the chihuahua Tunnel bears ;.
in diameter. marked Lincoln l.. T., bears \.
~, W. l1 feet: thence running s.3l'45, l..
lpD feet, to post marked Ne. :. =. Survey
Ne. ~: thence :. 81 ". 2U feet. to post
marked No. j. L. :. Survey No. -; thence
y. 81 IL. ". Is1 feet. to post marked No. l..
-. Surrey No.; and thence ". -. +.
oe feet. to post No. l." the place of Begin
ming, containing S6l-lW acres.
Courses expressed from the true meridian
with a magnetic variation oi 81. East This
claim is located in the unsnrvcyed part of /.
-, \. Ii. - L.. VI. II. ~. and is bounded on
neither end by any known claimants; the
nearest mine is the Chihuahua.
The claim is recorded in Book \, ragclS. Of
the Newark district Mining Records. ard II
copy of the Eotice and rlats can lie found
posted at the mouth of the Lincoln tunnel.
myl9 CYRUS +. HORN, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-31
ASSESSMENT notice.
)IONEER CONSOLIDATED MIN.

1 ing Company, location Of U|riNciraI
place" at Business, San Francisco. California.
Location of Works, Eureka district, Eureka
county. Nevada.
Notice i, hereby gwen that at a meeting Of
the ~ircctors. held on the 1T day of July.
1874, an assessment No. . of ~ cents per
share was levied NJ on the cari,ai STICK of tho
Corporation. payable Immediately. in listed
states gold coin. to the Secretary, at the Office
Of the Company. hoom -, ~llayward'S Build
ing. Ne. ~ california street, san Francisco,
California.
shall remain uniaid On The G,h Sav 81 A..
gust, l>7i. will be delinquent. and advertised
TOR saie ut public auction: and unless pay
mcnt is made before will be sold on Thurs.
day. the 9Th. day Of August. 1874.
10 pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs OF advertising. and expenses Of
sale. tIiAS. :. ~ l., Secretary.
ttiiec: loom - Upwards Building, +9
California street. san francisco. Cal. Jy7
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE Ne. 2jl.
| :. LAND OFiICr.

Eurcl Il, Nevada. June ~. 1>'i.b
NOTICE Is llEEEEY GIVEN THAT W.
Eureka, Nevada has this day filed in thi.
off - IA diagram together with IA notice of al
I%licaiion for a patent from the | nitcd States.
under act OF Congress approved May 10, 49,.
ior two thousand eco linear feet OF thu
Grant lode. the same running leji feet north
erlN and VA feet IN II S"uthcIly direction from
the Grant shaft. with surface ground 90 feet
N width, situated in Eureka Mining bislri.t.
Eureka county. state of Nevada, and de-
scrihed IN tho plat and field notes on file in
this office a. follows, tu-NIt:
U. S. Survey No. 70.
survey No. -" whence post No. OF Survey
No. ~, made for the Eureka Consolidated
Mining company uron the Sentinel Lode,
htar> N,,li HE; SEQ feet; has-,ta. in town
OF Eureka bear; NJ :, f.. ll,90 icet; high
est point Of ltuhy Hill Ne. / bears M *,
W.",l-S feet; the tiran' Shaft hears ). l., ",
Wall feet, and a linc tree foot in diam
,ter marked Grant Il. T. bears :. T. ~, ".
LEO feet; thsng" cunning :, io, ". 9e' ieet,
pos, marked No. , l.. (. SURVEY 49, -.
thence W. 2o feet. to post marked
Not -; Survey No. -; thence y. l2a.
Nils Ito feet, to post marked No. 5 Us.
survey No. ~; thence y. 10 =. T.. SSl feet, to
post marked No. d L. :. survey No. -: and
thence y. ~. +: u. 40 feet 10 post No.. /.
Inc Iiac" OF beginning. containing . $500
acres: courses expressed from the true
meridian with n magnetic variation Of lii.e
east.
This claim is located upon upsuryeyei land,
and l. bounded on neither end by any known
claimants; the nearest mine, are the Sunbgrs;
and lone.
his claim is recorded in Book A. Page ~, Of
the Eureka District Mining Records. and a
copy OF the notice and rlats can be found
posted at the Grant SHAFT l,Ion this lode.
Je3l ClhlS /. HORN. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-31
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

"A Mining Comrany-Iocation of principal
liacc Of business. san Francisco, California:
location of works. Eureka Mining District, ku-
rcha county, state of Nevada. Notice l. here
by gwen. that at II meeting OF the Irus ees Of
sard Company held on thoScvcnthd day ofJuly,
ls1i, mn assessment tNo. - Of Fifteen cents
per share was levied uron the capital stock
Of the corporation, payable immediately, IN
the Office OF the Company. No. 40, California
street, san Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which said assessment:
shall remain unpaid on WEDNESDAY. the
iweltth day of August, 1871. shall be Dc med
sale at rublie auction. and unless payment i
made before, will be sold on " EbNESbAl.
the Second day Of September. ls74. to ray
til" delinquent assessment. together with
costs OF advertising and expenses Of sale.
". ". TkAlLoit. Secretary
t~tice-Eoom 1. No. Hos California street.
San Francisco, California. ylitd
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-31
DISSOLUTION OF coPARTNERsHlp

'IHE CoPAETN EKSHlP HERETOFORE
l existing between McCALIlM X ELGE.
of B"uwawc, Nevada. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All moneys du. said firm,
are payable 10 II. McCallum, and ali debts
will be settled by him. The bUsinsss here
1t NJ.
lieow"we. Eureka county. Nevada. June
II. 1874. iai.@
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-31
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
NlREkA y AND SnEyT.

IL ing Company. Location of works, Etre-
Ma, Eureka county Nevada. Principal Place
OF business, San Francisco. California. No.
tee l. hereby given, that at u meeting OF the
Board of Trustees. held on the Seventeenth
Eth day OF February. 1874, an assessment
No. of twenty-five cent per share was
levied uron the capital stock Of sand Com
pany, payable Immediately IN United states
gold coin to the secretary ut the office oil the
Company, No. A Montgomery street. San
Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on1l tSDAl. the Eighteenth
and advertised tor sale at public auction. and
unless rayment is made before will be sold
on MONDAY, the Seventh 9Th day OF sep
tcniber. 1874. to pay said delinquent assess
ment. together with the costs Of advertising
and expenses of sale.
TIinS. I. BEACH, Secretary.
Office: No. iei Montgomery street, San
Francisco. California. lylS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-31
hNASS AND STRING MCSiC.

OkbERS For EUREKA BRASS BAND
- lett at tine tai saloon will receive
linhi,' attention. brass and String music
'ufhlshed, J.C. CoLGAN, Manager.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-31
Patronize Home Industry.

4 Lee. DoTTA HAS ENuAGED IN Tlif
Preparation of Pure Java ("f'rr'
lie is prepared to fill orders from all Sec
tons in quantities from
Ono Pound to One Thousand Pounds.
Factory on Main street. below Pioneer hes
taurant. tI-u
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-31
Public Notice.

NJ NERS AND ALL OTllFRS AFE
Nl herchy notified tt a. the Easye Console
dated Mining COMPANY Limited will not pc
responsible tor rTyn.cnt Of Ia DOR OF material
TO PATHS having contracts or
uerccIu cnts To work on any Ct the tomlnhys
mines in Pinto. Secret Canyon, or elsrw here
III Eureka county. join u. MI RfHl..
Superintendent
Eureka. New. October I. 1873 osti
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or r en- t

4 LARGE III iLDING. SITUATED ~
~ bucl street. corner OF Batcnian; suit"'
bic Tor any Kind t.: business. Apply to-
jyI-lm =. : VI.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-31
DISSOLUTION OF co.PARTNERSHlp

I'VE. Co-PARTNETSIiIP HERETOFORE
i existing betwcrE charles cobb ard
trank Paine, in the Eureka Restaurant. i
I'M day dissolved by mutual consent. Far
ties having business with thu noersisn., in
call on Mr.. rainc. who is alone au,hori,ed ,n
settle with the same.
Clii- II COBB,
ErREkA, July u ISL
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-28

Box Blown EP WITH PONDER AT
W.sHcE CITy-We find the following
account Of very sad and serious acct
dent q, Washoe City in Yesterdays En-
teiTrise:
Charles Stanton, of Washoe City sends
Us the particulars OF a sad accident which
occurred in this town evening before
last at 6 O'Clock. 1t appears that sever
al children were playing about an old
abandoned powder magazine. formerly
used by the firm OF Erianser a Hess. Ia
the old magazine was 10. OF about one
hundred pounds of damaged powder
powder which had been wet and caked
and which had been dried ont by the
sun and was lying III lamps, forming az
ugly mass Of stuff to play with. Wish
ing TO see if the stutf would burn, JAG,
Casey. boy about twelve years Of age,
son Of H. E. Casey, lighted a match and
applied it TO Tie heap. The whole mass
Instantly exploded, producing vast
sheet OF flame which burnt the poor boy
to crisp. He was still alive at last
accounts. evening before last, and brave
" endures his sutsrings. though it is
said he cannot live. A. times his suffer
ings are such that he begs those about
him to kill him, or take him and throw
him into the lake. He blames no one
else than himself for the terrible acct
dent. and most fortunately 10 one else
suffered. as it seems he had sufficient
forethought to send all the other little
folks that were crowding around to
watch the experiment, to a safe distance,
himself taking all the chances. 1t is
strange that the people of Washoe City
should have allowed such a quantity OF a
dangerous comhustible to remain where
the children of the town had free access
to it. and where it was pretty sure to lie
found and experimental upon by some
among them.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-28

Or. THE RECENT sudden death of a well
known citizen Of Phoebe, the Rccor! of
Sunday says:
Yesterday while J. J. Hoffman, the
agent of Pritchard'5 fast freight line,
was transacting some business at the
office of Mr. Felsenthal, he was attacked
with some mortal siiment. and fell dead
at the feet Of the astonished ard alarmed
occupants Of the office. DIR. Bercstein
was instantly summoned, but on exami-
nation declared the unfortunate man
was dead. 1t is supposed that the
cause Of death was disease of the heart.
The deceased, though he had not been
very long resident of Phoebe, had
made many friends and had earned a
most favorable reputation. He was
Mason. and we understand that Organi-
cation took charge Of the body and will
conduct the funeral, which will take
place tomorrow at p. NJ.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-28
LATEST TELEGRAsIS.
New York, March 27.-Joab Lawrence
has been released from custody.

New York, March 27.-Joab Lawrence
has been released from custody.
A Bombay letter says there is great
excitement there over the trouble be-
tween the lower classes Of Arab and At
rican Mussienan and the Parsees, grow
ing out of book written by Parsee, in
which was reflections upon the character
of lIohamet. number Of the former
attacked the Parsees, burning their
houses and committing every Kind OF
depreciation. The city authorities seem
scarcely equal to the emergency, AID
the troops in and around the city are
not Ill suflicien. numbers to preserve
order
Chicago, March 27.--In Jackson,
Miss, yesterday, W. l.. Spears drove in
his carriage to the Office of Robert J.
Miller. called him out, and as he ap-
preached shot him fatally. Cause IN
known. Spears was taken to Jail amid
great excitement and threats Of iynching.
jacksonville, Kansas, March 27.-On
Wednesday one Ames was Killed by his
son-in- law, Pierce, who was yesterday
taken from jail by a mob and hung.
Cincinnati, March 27.-Iesterday Il
band of Germans followed the praying
ladies'. Inockipg their prayers and songs,
when the bystanders attacked the Ger
mans and lively fight ersued; no one
dangerously injured.
Washington, March 27.-Senborn did
not appear before the Ways and Means
Committee to-day under advice of his
counsel in New York, that he should
wait till after his trial.
Brooklyn, Merch 27.-Thc Port Jarvis
strike of the Eris employees at the SUs-
quehanna depot has nearly suspended
through travel.
Madrid, March -. - Serrano tele-
graphs to the Minister of War that his
troops were driven back into the Carlist
lines. capturing by the point Of the
point of the bavontt several villages oo-
ctIpitd by the Insurgents. On Wednes-
day several Carlist batteries were also
si!enced.
London. March 27.-There is every
prospect OF a good day tomorrow for
the University boat race. The odds are
6 to 4 on Cambridge. The Oxfords have
greatly improved III ro"inS.
san Francisco. March p. If the
weather is favorable. Professor Barber
will make a free ascension at Wood
wards tomorrow, in the Paris mail bal
loon, carrying ten persons.
No news yet from the steamer Colima
and as her delay is rrotfacted public an
xiety increases. 1t is generally believed
that her machinery is disabled, and
that she is making her way under sail.
The Union Insurance Company have de-
cided that they will take all additional
policies on her cargo at regular rates.
The steamer Arizona may bring news of
the Colima, if she does not. arrive before
Sunday.
Greenbacls, sS1+@ $50.