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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-05

ANOTHER SUIT AGAINST GRANLEY's
BoNDsMEN.-We are informed that an
other d~efalcation OF the amount of
81, 200, has been discovered in the ac-
counts of Il. II. Cranley,. ex-Assessor
of White Pine county, and that suit
was brought yesterday in the District
Court at Hamilton, against his bonds
men, for that amount. Mr.. Cranley, a
short time ago, settled a suit Of the
same nature for upwards of two thou
sand dollars, which we had hoped
squared his accounts with his county.
We understand that the present suit is
brought for the recovery Of money
collected for personal property tax
which he failed to pay over.
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EX-SENATOR NYE.

The reporter of the. New York Mer-
curry recently visited ex-senator Nye at
the Stanford Hall Lunatic Asylum,
to which place the patient was not long
since removed. Stanford Hall is rep
resented as not being a repulsive look
ing establishment. if the mind is di-
vested of the use to which it is put.
Standing on high ground it is healthy,
and the surrounding fields and nursery
gardens make a good setting to the
place. Ex-senator Nye is not allowed
to be seen excepting by his once most
particular and intimate friends. 1t is a
request made by them that public Gu
riosity shall not be gratified by an ex-
hibition of his fallen greatness, and
therefore the Mercury reporter was not
permitted an interview with the ex-
Governor, particularly as it was stated
that he was feeling unwell, and in any
case would not be permitted to see
any one for fear of the consequences.
He is very violent at times, and has
constantly with him a special attend
ant. 1t Is stated that while in the
Bloomingdale Asylum it was found
necessary to conine him at times in a
straight jacket, so terrible did his
paroxysms become. This has not
been resorted to yet tn his new abode,
and there has not been discovered any
reason not to allow him all the free
dom possible. AT times, ever in
company'with an attendant, he is al
lowed to take short walks in the
grounds, and has not yet made any
desperate attempt to get further.
The ex-senator IL furnished with O
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fire Mt the ORGAN state Prison.

NAIlEM, VGH JUNe T.
The old penitentiary building. orig
inally costing 500 900, fax mill, shoe
shop. saw mill, machinery of the State
Manufacturing Company, stock of
shoes. leather and flax, were entirely
consumed by fire this afternoon. The
convicts worked hard TO help subdue
the flames. The total loss is estimated
at so, 900. of which The State Manufac-
turing Company lose 50 goo, Smith
Bros. $1,000. and the State $4,000 The
extensive stables, and other buildings
on the prison grounds, were only
saved by the Strenuous eXertions of the
citizens and convicts. The origin OF
the fire l. unknown, but il is supposed
to have been from the heating of the
machinery.
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Indian S:sirmish,

CAMP VERDE, A. T., June 3.
On Tuesday last ten Indian scouts,
stationed here, departed on IA hunt and
returned yesterday with ten Indian
captives. They report that when ten
miles east of here they were fired upon
by the Indians. They returned The
fire, killed six bucks and captured the
rest. The killed and captured Indians
are Apache Mojavos, belonging o
Paculo's band, a portion of the Rio
Verde Indians, who were moved to
San Carlos This Spring by Col. Dud-
ley. They will be g II 10 San Carlos
soon.
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The coinage of twenty-cent pieces
commenced at the Carson Mint several
days ago. The first piece coined is to
be given to Senator Jones,
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NOTICE.
THEN.

LIZ PERSONS KNOWING o nMdafto
N selves indebted to us are Ihc;iiis by the
como forward and settle their p M = change
10Th inst as we contemplate NJ 4 10 the wisel Is
in our business affairs. AWo,a ocordingly. $
SI, as.u DGRLEY 4 kObiN'N.
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EoREIcM w s.

LONDON, June4 4.
The Iete1roph's Berlin dispatch
says the German Government posses
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COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
Two violent Deaths.
SAN Ju'

SAN FRANCISCO, June 4.
Yesterday afternoon a man named
w. Wilson was arrested for embezZle-
ment of a small sum from his employ
er, a butcher in Center Market. He
was lodged in the station-house. A few
moments after he was taken with vio-
lent commissions. On the way to the
prison, without the knowledge of the
arresting officer, he had taken poison.
Medical assistance was of III avail, and
he died at IL O'Clock p. NJ.
At the Coroner's inquest, yesterday
afternoon, on the body of Mrs.
Buchanan, who died last Monday from
supposed criminal neglect and cruelty
of her husband, the jury found a ver-
dict charging Buchanan with murder.
Mint CIOsea-vessel Burned-FaiI.
ure.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 4.
The United States Mint will close on
the 10Th instant until the LIST of
July for the annual settlement. Dur
ing that time only fine silver and gold
will be received.
On Wednesday evening last the
scow schooner Catherine was de-
stroyed by fire, on Suisun bay. The
vessel had a full cargo of $50 bales of
hay. The fire was caused by the ex-
plosion of a signal lantern.
The suspension of Treadwell & Co.,
dealers in agricultural implements, on
the corner of Market and Fremont
streets, is announced. Their liabilities
are stated at $685. 900. The uDfavo =
able farming season is assigned as the
cause,
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Disastrous Flood.

INDIANAPOLIS, May B..
A heavy rain storm occurred here
yesterday, doing a large amount of
damage in various parts of the city.
Tbewhole northern section of the city
was overlooked to a depth of from 3 to
5 feet, filling the cellars and lower
stories of a large number of dwellings
in the best part of the city. The dam.
age to railroads in this section is very
serious.
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Indian Matters.

w ASHlNGTON, June ..
At the council with the Indians at
the hotel to-day, Red Cloud asked that
six commissioners be appointed to go
out with them, if possible, and on his
part he nominated Todd Randolph
aud McCollins fortwo OF the commis-
sioners. 1t was agreed that the stakes
of the Nebraska line, which troubled
the Indians so much, should he re-
moved, andthe President said he would
consider the appointment OF the COM
miSsiaparS
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The CoIIicries la Operation.

~PorrsvILLE, Pa, June 4.
All the coilieries resumed work this
morning. Citizens think it will be
necessary to retain the troops several
days to insure continued work.
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Charges Of Fraud.

New YORK, June 3.
A Washington dispatch to the Worid
says that charges were filed with the
President against a prominent official
of the Postoffice Department, and also
invol wing a Senator, in connection with
the Chorpening claim and other mat
tiers. The charges are said to be Of a
grave character, and the President has
promised to investigate them.
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General Sheri ian's Wedding.
CHICAGO June 3.
The marriage of Lieutenant General
p. III. Sheridan and Miss Irene Bruck-
er, daughter OF, Major Brncker, Assist
ant Quartermaster General, was cele-
brated at the residence of the BRIDES
parents, 504 Michigan avenue, at $50
O'Clock this evening. The following
were invited and were present, with
the exception of the President, who
asked to be excused on account of the
pressure of public BUSINESS: Mrs.
Grant, General ard Mrs. Belknap,
General and Mrs. Sherman and staff
officers of the General, Mrs. Van
Vliet, General and Mrs. Pope, General
Anger, General Terry, General Ord,
General and Mrs. Cooke and General
Hervey. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Right Rev. Bisho?
Foley according to the forms OF the
Catholic Church, of which both par
ties are members. The gifts We're
numerous and of the most expensive
kind. After partaking of AN elegant
dinner, the bridal pair, accompanied by
Colonel and Mrs. NJ. V. Sheridan,
were driven to their residence, on
Michigan venue which had been
handsomely decorated for their recep-
tlon.
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EASTERN DISPATC HE'S.
BY Overland Telegraph.

Especial. TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
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selecting judges, and, owing to y d..
greement on that point, the raoa uisa-
for the present. 1t is reported rs on
ever. thatthe hackers of thu racsr now
determined to have another tr;. are
speed, and will eventually find in MAJ OF
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BORN.

In Eureka. New, Juno 4, to tho ME
Lambert Molinelli, a daughter. wy WE Of
In Lowe Gold Hill, June 2. to the wiz, ,
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A FINE STOCK or SOLID SILYEEWARE,
SPOONS, FOLKS, CARD CASES, PUhTL-
MUNNAlES. ETC.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 4.
Geo. O. Evans, who was recently
tried for frauds in connection with
State claims against the General Gov
erment, died here last night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-08

McGILL LYcEuM-The annual meeting of
the McGill Lyccum was held last night. The
president submitted his report, which shows
that the Lyceum started out with only twen-
ty members. and now it has tifty-fye. During
the year $3.50 has been expended upon the
hall Of the association, and one hundred vol
umts have been added to the library. The
following officers were elected for the en-.
suing year:
J. E. Mckenney, president; Patrick Kee-
ran, 1st vlcc-president Thomas Byrne
I'd yce-presldent John Murphy, trea
surer; Juan A. Pizzini, financial secretary
NJ. A. Driscol, recording secretary Tony
Wendlinger, assistant recording secretary
Frank c. Hopkins, critic; w. NJ. Bsggett
librarian; J. V. Reddy. editor; and j. n
McDonough, sergeant.at.arms.
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PERPETUAL BUILDING, LOAN, AND TRUST
CoMPASY.-The incOrporatOrs of this com-
pany, which was chartered at the last session
OF the Legislature, held meeting yesterday
evening, and completed the organization Of
the company by electing the following officers
and directors: President, NJ. l.. Straus !;
Vice President, John j. Wright; Secretary,
William Lovenstein. Directors: NJ. l..
Straus, Moses Millhiser, N. w. Nelson, John
J, Wright, Governor Gilbert c. WsIker,
Henry Bodeker. Samson Hirsb, H. d. Dam
forth, Z. J. Levy, Henry Gunst. John T..
Hankins, W. J. Westwood, and Herman e.
Boschen. Trustees: J. Thompson Brown,
U.C. C. Hartman, and 3. Becher..
The company is authorized to receive de-
posts and savings, to borrow money ana
create loans for the purpose OF advancing
upon buildings and lands and for sach other
objects as may promote the interest OF the
company, and for the purpose OF enabling
persons Of limited means to put chase home
steads fog their families.
The stock is to consist OF NOT Tess than one
thousiEG nor more than five.thousand unre'
deemed shares, at the pas value OF S20o,
each parable in sem-mouthly instruments.
This is the first institution Of the kind on
q perpetual basis ever organized in this city,
but ohey are quite numerous in the northern
cities, and have been pnomotive Of vast
deal of good. The nav company has a hpe
list of officers, aud starts under the Aps1
favorable auspices.
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A SINGULAR CAsE-INDICTED FOR DIs1NTER-
RING HUMAN BoDY.-The grand jury of the
Hastings Court yesterday brought in true
bill charging that Mr.. Robert B. Craddock,
" on the 21st day of May, 1875, within one mile
Of the corporation limits Of Richmond. and
on the north side of Jlmes river and within
the jurisdiction Of the said Hastings Court
of the city Of Richmond, did unlawfully
disinter the dead human body Of Anna
Davis, which had been deposited in a burial
place called Hams cemetery, against the
peace and dignity of the Common wealth of
Virginia. And the jurors aforesaid, upon
their oatbs aforesaid, do further present that
the said Robert B. .Craddock, on the 21st day
of May, il. the year 1875, within one mile Of
the corporation limits Of said city, and on the
north side of James river and within the
jurisdiction Of said court, did unlawfully
dspace the dead human body of Anna Davis,
which had been deposited in the burial-place
called HAMS cemetery"
The indictment was drawn by Captain r.
G.. Scott, who is acting as counsel for the
colored people.
Detective Craddock had the body disInter.
red to search it for stolen jewelry. He acted
under search-warrant issued by n justice
of the peace, and the warrant was "exe-
cuted" bya colored constable. None of the
jewelry found upon the body was identified,
and it was replaced and the body decently
rtioterred
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nANcHEsTER NEWS.

CrrY CoUscIL.-At meeting OF the City,
Council held last night the following menu
bers were present: Mr. McRae (presideutl.s
and Messrs. Craig, Fendley, Jones, Perdue,s
Moies, Moody, Morrisette, and Whitehead.
On melton. the following Qentfemen wef8
elected commissioners to reasess the real esq
tate Of the city: A. A. Allen, from First
ward; P. b. Gary, of Second ward W.
a. Walker, Third ward, and s. r. Hancock,
Fourth ward. z
On motion Of Mr. Craig It was ordered
that they be compensated for their labor at,
the rate of 50 per day each for period, mot !.
exceeding six days.
On motion Of Mr.. Craig the Auditor was
instructed to inform the commissioners Of
their election, and request them TO respond
to the call Of the Commissioner Of the ReYe. s
nue..
A number Of bills were ordered to be paid,
after which the Council adjourned.
STABBING AFYRAY. Yesterday afternoon
about o'clock Difficulty occurred on Belle
Isle bridge between Bowler Perkins (colored)
and Luther Furgussou, in which the former
was stabbed In the arm with knife. The
wound, though serious, Is not considered
dangerous.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

FRANK d. HILL, 81 p. ~, lot OF ground on tue
north Side of Floyd between Culyert and Cherry
streets.
THOMAS BRANCH 6 CO.. ~ P. ~. mt their OF.
fice. over Merch luts National Bank, SI7,0OU
of second mortgage seven per cent. oonds OF
the Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad Company.
NJ.EF. 5X P. b., three building lors on the
north side Of Nicholson street. IN Fulton.
". GODDIS. l2 NJ. improved farm In HeRric0
county, on the 7 hree-Chopped road, Three miles
West OF Richmond
W. G0DDIN aud WILLIAMS & GIBSON, 5P. M;.
real estate on Leigh between Seventh ana fisAtn
streets: also, three lots on The east Hoe OF sc"
yenih street, In Ml,ls's garden.
EDWAaD C. GODDIN, z. NJ. brick dwell ling
on Pine street.
SQUIRE q CRAWFORD, s r. r., building lot ON
Tenth street near Main.
COOK & LAUGHTON. 10 A. N: st their AUCTION
70. ms, general assortment OF household inrni-
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A VISIT TO OLD PoINT-Mr. Fl. D. Whit
comb, engineer OF the James River improve
ment, expects to leave the city this morning
for an official trip down the river for the
purpose Of taking some soundings and max.
ing other observations connected with the
improvement of James river. He will be
accomp .ned by several prominent engineers
and their wives, and after completing the
work which takes him from the city he and
his party will go to Old Point Comfort, spend
the night, and return tomorrow, reaching
the city about ) L. NJ. .
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rFTRNrrURE.

HAVING RELEASED THE PROM
N PFRTY $40 Broad street. between N
bird aud Fourth, have made great aitera. III
lions and I'm pro yementsi In my warerooms ano nave
now on h.lpt q large aud well selected STOCK OF
EIJRSITUkE, in which will he found r, IN,
tYyTrAGE PAINTED. and STAINED SUITS OF
CHAMBER FURNITURE al. *26i S2s' $780,
yUSa .aaRsHE aa1 I'll STAINED SUITS a.s4s, soo.
DREssfNG.CasE ss Me- c SUITS, STAINED, ats z ESQ,
VAIN TN III III 1sUITs at $40, ss5. and $50.
Full MAhBLE WALNUT SUITS az Saos Soo,'
waISIjT oS1I IT. DnEsslNG. CASE SUITS at sao0s
Sl25. $3.50, sI75, and52a5, up 10 Saao.
These & iods are Nil OF the latest styles, ricniy
CARVED and finished. ..oe
PA KLOk SUITS In hai,cloth, plain snd striped
4 tcnrx. at $50, 475, sSS, ~ 90, $12h, to.f22o
PLAIN LOUnGFS s at So ~, SS. aud ss, j.
sLo, so, s2G, s2S s sPd M ssoii o,ii,Rongs b mattel,
sATrREssHs, FsAaaER.BEDs,, PILLOWS
and BOLST Frs;
EXTtSSIUS,TABLES, SAFES, &c.
Alhof which am ssains at greatly reduced prlces.
IInhaIsterIng and rspalring. Chairs cane esaboe
Gaods carefully packed for shipment
$40 Broad. between Third aud Fourth streets.
u - y rts. ..s ~
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FINED.-P Police-Justice White yesterday
fined the following parties: James Cash, 81,
for drunkenness Lewis johnson. 50, for
striking Jane and Elizabeth A. Williams;
Clara Church, . 90, for being drunk and dis
orderly Lafayette Washington and Salie
Massie, 50 80 each, for creating disturb
ance in the house of Joseph Equi; Pat. Nor
rissey, drunkenness, 81; Temple King, ~
beating Lewis Coleman; Edward Green, g.
disorderly conduct; Lewis Coleman, 81,
trespassng upon the premises of Temple
King; Alfred Lee, assaulting William Evans
with coffee. pot. $40.
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PuucE CoURT, SEsgaRDAY-The asso OF
Lewis Bland (coloredA charged WITH assault
ing Policeman Finnegsn, was contiaued ua.
til to-day.
Benjamin Wallace tcolored), charged with
STEALING one bride and bit Of The value OF
50. 80, the property OF Dickersos i Brother,
was sent tt. Jail for ninety days
Lewis JLshnson (also colored), who bought
the bride and bit from Walisce, we'll know.
ing that. ne had stolen them, was sent TO jail
for lht. same length Of tlre.
TIE case OF Lizzie Jones. Emma Mayo
anf. Charlotte Gray, charged with stealing
S"5 from John Davis, vas continued unti
! fo-day.
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INDICTMENTS BY THE GRAND JURY.-The
grand jury Of the Hastings Court Yesterday
indicted the following parties For fetonies:
R. D. Burress, forging an order on Truman
a. Parker g. Co. for S47.23; Milton Monroe
alias William Ii. Branson, for stealing S24.10
from the person OF John Alvis John Taylor,
breaking into the hen.house Of Joseph T.
Morton and stealing therefrom four chick
ems; John Archer Coots, for seducing Ann
Amelia Petts under promise of marriage :
William King, for forging an order for So on
Louisa Ruf1in Peyton Booker. burgariously
entering the dweling-house Of Moses Epps
and stealing one silver watch and chain Of
the value OF s., one gold bracelet OF
the value Of $40, and one locket Of
the value of 81, and all of the value Of
SIG; Louis Elicit, assaultng Louis Bremond; !;
Frayser Branch, for breaking and entering
the shoeshop cf Robert Blackwell and steal.
ing thereirom four pairs of boots of the
value Of S25; John Page, same offence;
Emma Thompson alias Emily Blair, stealing
one breastpin of the value offs second petit
larceny; John Simpson, robbing A. r.
Roberts and striking and betting him.
For Misdemeanors Pere Primrose, john
krouse, Abram Turner, Samuel Yancey,
Robert Elicit, and Coleman TInsley for yio-
ation of revenue laws TALL except Primrose
peddle fish on streelsl; Albert Brooks, steal
ing four chickens OF the value of 81, the
property of Hilton Winston; William Will
lams, for attempting to burn certain stable
of the GalIego Mills Manufacturing Compa.
ny; Robert II. Sprggs, keeping a house of
disrepu,c; Henry Cook, violation Of license
law; John Gallaher, violation Of license.
law failing to pay the q per cent. on gross
sales, as required by present revenue iaw].
Not true bills were found in the cases Of
George Evans, Michael Moran, and Albert
Turner, charged with feonies, and Mobile
Walters, Margaret Cauthorn. and Joseph
Ellis, charged with misdemeanors.
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IMPORTANT GAS CoNNECTInN.-The Com
mIttee on Light, Of which Dir. John M. Eng
gins is chairman, are about completing an
indepeE dent gas connection On Seventeenth
streer, so as 10 join the new gas. ,M
Rockets, with the street mains. ibis lsaoDe
In order to supply the city with gas direct
from the lower works in case OF an acciaeat
at The upper works.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-08

V1s1rass, APPOINTED Colonel Randolph
Harrison was yesterday appointed by the
Governor visitor TO the Virginia Military
Institute to gil vacancy oecasione6 by the
resignation OF General Wyatt NJ. Elliott
CoDneB Henry A. EGmondson was ap-
pointesl in the same connection to'suceeed }.
w SheffaY. Esu.
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FRESH BANANAS just received at PIzzrNI's.

THE VALUABLE MILLS MANSION, AND SEVERAL,
VACANT LOTS IN THE PLAN OF MILLs's GARDEN,
TO DE SOLD AT AUCTION THIS AFTERNOON AT 8
O'CLOCK.-This truly valuable and desirsbly.ioca-
ted property ls to be "sittvely SOLD staucion THIS
AFTERNOON, on the premises, at O'Clock. Thisis
justly regarded amongst the most desirable pro-
perty for genteel residences now on the market.
The location Is lovely one, being quite retired yet
within ten minutes walk Of the business portions
of our city, and the nelghborhoOd Is equal to the
best In the city. w. GODDIN, Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-08

Coming TO VlRGISIA.-The city clerk has
received letter from Mr.. A. j. Reid, o.
Lawrence, Kansas, in which, after alludlne
to the devastation Of the locusts, says he has
some friends 10 Lawrence who desire to re-
move to Henricc county-perhaps to Rich
mond-to settle, and being desirous OF get
ting all the lnfot nation possible, desired bin
10 send several of the Richmond newspa-
pers. &c. :,
Mr.. Howard has transmitted copies to tht
papers and the city reports.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-08

CoLoRED Sons OF rEMPEEANCE.-The Ma
tional Grand Division OF the World, Sons o.
Temperance, will meet in its thlrty-trs
annual session, in the city Of Providence, X
l., July 14th. The following deleg ates from
the colOred Grand Division Sons of Tenn
perance in this city will attend the session
Professor J. Cook Nckens, of Lcesburg
aDd Captain w. I'll. Lester Combs, OF thl:
city. The following are alternates: L. Scott
s. Logan. and w. Isaac johnson.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-08

THE RACE YESTERDAY EvENISG.-The
trotting match be:wcen Captain West (bet-
ter known as Toodles) and Ugly Dutchman,
best three in five, mile heats, for purse Of
81, 900, took place at the Fair-Grounds yes
1erday evening, and resulted in complete
victory for ToodIes. Time, 2:j5, 1902, 3:l5.
Owirg to the rain OF Saturday night the
track vas heavy and unfayorable for speed,
though the first two helts were we'll con-
tested.
A match for 5000 has been arranged be-
tween Toodlcs and Perkins Morrill,, and will
be decided Saturday evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-08

GAUzE MERINo ITNDERsIIrRTs.-For the largest
stock OF underwear and gentlemen's furnishing
goods In the city call on E. b. SPENCE & SON, Mer-
chant Taiors, 1900 Main street, where you can find
all the new designs In English worsted coaings and
fancy cassimeres for suits. and have them made up
to order in the latest aud best styles at low prices.
If you want nice clothing and furnishing goods call
on Z. B. SPENCE & Son and examine their stock.