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New Books.

Select Poems Of Oliver Goldsmith. Edited
with Notes by WILLIAM j. RoLrE, A. NJ,
formerly Head Master of the Hgh-Scbool,
Cambridge, Mass. New York: HARPER
e. BROTHERS.
This is uuquestionabiy very good thing
issued by the HARPERs. A brief work.
bit of gold in au adulterated age. 1t con.
ta,ns some Of the pleasantest "reminiscences of
the sweetest bard next % SHAKESPEARE that
England e'er produced. Then there are
The Traveller" I" The Deserted Village"
and :. Retaliation" very exquisiteIy illu'.
ira ed. we cannot resist tee eager desire,
since we Gave Tue darling" Traveller" before
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Can our peighbor over the way offer any
excuse or submit proper sud acceptable
apology for spelling the Cincinnati Enquirer
~'th az L? Shades Of Thomas RiIcnle !!
Enquirer.
And shades of JEspER HARDING! Why
should the 81 be stolen from the Philadel.
lphia Inquirer and given to Cincinnati
paper? According to the distinguished
Yorkshire photographer, why should The
!" Ill" be snapped for "He"! They are 90
the "biRb" 10 the type.room-" THAT'S
what's the matler."
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rIy. MONSTER STOCK-CLOTHS AND
CASSIMERES FOR GENTLEMEN
AND BOYS.

L. Il. PRICE & co.
have Just opened the most magnificent stock of
ENGLISH, French. aud Virginia. lnldc
CLOTHS AND CASiiMERfS
ever shown In a southern market to which special
attention Is called.
ENGLISH REAyER-CLoTIIs for ovclcoats-Blacks,
Blues, Browns;
ENGLISH UIAGoSALS for suits and oy"rcoats:
BLACK md OLORED DOE>KtS best FrcnclD
Fancy CHECK aud !LAlS CASsIMEhEs:
BOYS CAS>lMERES, soc. 75c., 10 81 80;
Boys TWEED CASSIM EEES:
FRENCH PANT PATTERNS, SIS to S12 Il pattern:
SUPERB n American PANT PATTERNS, 81 to -
pattern:
TIRGISIA Ga DvREC0ATISGS;
EIEGIHIA 34 SClrISGS every grade: all at small
living profits. sc ~
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a Compliment to General Bartlett.

II FO111P11I11c1II % O6l10l OF Dbl Cl6IC.
When the Administration organ says 9
harsh thing Of gentleman we take it as q
compliment. We congratulate General BART
LETT that he has fallen under the ceusure of
the Washington Republican. Thus:
general Bartlett, the Republican who
is running on the Democratic ticket for the
office of Lieutenant. Governor in Massachu-
chusetts, is the man who made the gushing
centennial speech at Richmond, Va, last
Jure, from which the southern Democrats
obtained so much comfort and encourage
ment. His Republication is of the milk
and-water kind, which serves to build up
the opposition and strengthen the enemies of
good government"
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THE DANvILLE TlaEs."-Thc Times has
a reinforcement in Colonel DANIEL DkCHERT,
formerly of Maryland, who becomes joint
editor with T. BorLDlN, Esq, of the Times.
Colonel DECHERT was formerly editor of the
(Md.) Mail. For the sympathy
of the editor with the South his office was
burned during the war by a mob. He is a
capable newspaper.man Of large experience.
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For the Dispatch.J
The Real Name.

go. +. ~" in his last volume in the Wing
utterly rejects the idea that he is riding on
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad.
He and General Malone meet now and then
most graciousIy, he says. But ride on The
Generals road behind the ironshorse? Not
he. He is the real "OLD NAE.AFRAlD'oF-
HIS HORSES toCKEB-HAT.
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DEATHS.

Died, 1t her residence, Ia the Valley, on Fifteenth
street. kichn.nd, Va, POLLY PARSONS. In the
NINETY seventh year of her age, with sure hope OF
joyful and glorious resurrection. Her loss will
be deeply felt by large circle of acquaintance
and friends.
Der funeral will take place at the First Baptist
church fcoiored) THIS EVENING at haIf-nast 2
o'clock. rrtenGs AID acquaiutances are respect
fully invited to attend.
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DEMoVAL! REMOVAL.

will ,ss. ss removed .nS s
street lone square below the old p.. 10 aDs supp?
under much less expense VII DC s'Se ~ GOODS,
them In HUMAN Hal R'"ohh, 7 ar, ~ ns,,,tou.
GER. T. - -, y Ernad street
Sc 10 80 -
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MEETINGS..

THE MEMBERS OF THE REPUBLl-
CAN CITY GENITAL COMMITTEES, r ere
hereby notified thar the committee w mes NJ 600
cast broad street Persons elected 10 the new COM
mitee are also invited to attend for the purpose OF
sy order Of Chairman City Central Committee.
~ e1t4 JOSIAH CRUMP.
FTHE SECOND ANNUAL MEETING OF
4 THE "MAGDALEN At ISOLATION VIII DC
held at The Office Of Guild & Carringon III me ely
of Richmond. OH THURSDAY the 7tn oclonfI, a.
l O'Clock z. NJ. 1t Is Hoped that the : corresprnu.
lug members " In Norfolk. Petersburg, Lvnchnurg,
a. !janyiIle az well ms The stockholders, WIZ Mt
tend. WILLIAM L. MUNfohD.
&C Aid Secrc'hro.
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awe are not prepared to apologize for the
part we took iu tue late war" -PreSident
Grant at DeS Monies.
Very possibly not; nor ever will be. We
conjecture that there are some fuSsy men at
the South who arc equally uhprepared,
though we are sure they have much to apollo.
rriv
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
l1l3 Main EIraaf

TOR SALE, A MAGNIFICENT BU-
Il RIAL.VAULT IN HOLLYWOOD CEME-
COLONEL ALBERT ORDWAY.-rhis Is one Of
the best-built vaults In The cOuntry-lieht, airy,
well yent 4ted and all above ground. VIII sel for
much less .nap similar one could be built, and OH
very accommodating terms. Apply 10
oc 4.6. j. THOMPSON BROWN.
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AFFIRMATION WORCESTERSHIRE Conser-
yative Convention held at AppomattoX
Courthouse Monday nominated Major Joel
W. Flood for r, election TO the House of Del
ega,es. His opponets were DR.. White and
Mr.. E. r. Woodsor: LyachburS Ne~s,
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NJ DRESS AND FANCY GOODS JUST
OPENED.

r. r. PRICE L CO. arc opcring daily
Newest Vie 'AMEi AIR GOODS.
DIAGONAL SEEGES, ShTTEESS, PLAID SEEGES,
READY MADE SUITS:
SlIAwLS-W Waterproof Blues, I'll cks. Browns, &c {:
Hack and COLOKED slIk>. TRIMMING SILkS,
VKLyETEESS, Hosiery, SHIRTS aud DRAWERS;
In MOURNING GOODS Il grand StocN-CasiIHic 'es,
Romh!zacs. Grape 1lo,hs, GaniSe, Oltomay,
lupcrairCc. &c. So 30
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DEMOYED.- REMONED
~ tn Eo7 RppAn STREET,

BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH sIhha;,s ~ ne
The undersigned beys leave 10 anh outt s,,r,ou.
store formerly occupied b Mes>rs h!r'h Eyf
genheimer, and recently by Mr +: T. . .aSs .!
where he will open large an1 exn nni,S THIN.
MINGS Of every description. FAStl o"0"
endless variety. NOTIONS. &c: .o,,,on stl
In addition 10 the above. pirtcuIst a;'" ,sI EN-
be paid 10 the STAMPING, SHhiDiH"
BkU;DkRi department. ,..,,,J ak TIE
Thankful for past patronage. he " oa.n 70,
Kind consideration OF the ladies' ara s,ihIyIrTsR.
continuance OF the san4e' 627 Brosd .trss..-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

n1g WE HAVE NOW IN STOCK AND
are constantly receiving AL the latest styles of
WALLPAPER, DECORATIONS, &C. Also,
WINDOW-SHADES, CORNICES, NOTHING
HAM CURTAINS, FLOOR and TABLE OIL
CLOTH &C. BOOTH & CO,
oc5.lw S32 Main street.
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To a correspondent who asks us ques-
ton a. to the use of the German hyphen"
10 the Dispatch Of Monday, We can only re-
ply that "mi>iakes will happen in the best.
regulated families"
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CPECIAL BARGAINS.
WHITE CHINA TT A-SEIs from ~. - >. ~ r,SHnlsinDS
DECUkATED CHINA TEA-sE -a >nec.., frOrs
from nf,y-siN 70 seSeE'?-se''"
wRIf so CHINA DINSER-sETs, anu "
piece, lower than before the "n yrs from 80
DECOR aTED CHINA DlANh3'ShS
cHawaEk TOLL ET-SErs from 81 20 '.'Tr.sgTs
FRrNCH CHINA CHAMBER io''
from So TO $l5; c.s Table Outlay
Coai-y ases and Hois, wooden"arr, va az Robe Gaa
e,s and Boos shelves; Rich Ereneh ana ia ep4.
Vs.es and Toilet sets; Fancy ofnah
less variety ut lowest rates. = q TAYLG2.
IN, Main street, opposite poL.oeS~e-----
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INFERNO AND ALL-WOOL
u EDE Il " Z 4 r.

LADIES MER1SO and ALL-WOOL VESTS and
DRAWERS, all qualities;
GENTLEMEN'S MERISO aud ALL-W DOL
SHIRTS and DRAWERS, all qualities;
CHILDREN'S MERINO and ALL-WOOL
SHIRTS and DRAWERS, all qualities;
LADIES', GENTLEMES'S, and CHiLDREN'S
MERISO and ALL-WCOL Hose and HALF
HOSE.
Wcare now receiving our fall stock Of the above
goods, to which we invite the attention OF our
friends and The public generally, ard guarantee a
saving OF 25 per cent. by buying OF us.
COURTNEY & POWELL, 81 Broad street,
Sc Ism between Eighth and Ninth
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MARRIAGES.

Va, on September 2ls, 1875, By the Rev Moses
u. Hoge, joins &. GIBSON of ichmonu. Va,
and FLORENCE W. NORMtNT, daughter OF rhiL
K. horment, OF Hanover county, Va. 40 cards.
Darlington, 5. e.. papers please copy.
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CONCERTS.
rHOICE CONCERT

IL ND OF
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Misses +. A. FITZwILSoy and SUSIE +. RIDDEN
OUR assisted by Professor II. W. LUBBOCK ana
others of The best musical talent In The city, VIII
TWO MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS
mt the Tabernacle, Broad street between Twenty
fifth and Twcn,y.Sixth, on the evenings of TIL UES-
DAY and FRIDAY, October 7lh and Slh, at .
O'Clock.
Admission, Soc Tickets can be had at the stores
of Mr.. a. A. SCOTT, &. X. MOREISoS L Co., aud d.
+. Crane K Co, and at the door,
Oc I'M, w .Th,,SF
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PEMOYAL.
Iu order TO have more facilities Tor I've rrHN,g
tion of INV business, have removed M Clnhn
FACTORY TO NO. lil9 hain street, over M ~.
Rad, ). where will b. pleased to zee III! '''""
an, nn q o, '">~ 80 Il. AsllEH
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EORTY-HORSE TUBULAR BOILER,
L in dist-rate order,-complete and ready for
work-tor sale low by
W. Z. TANNER & CO.,
oc Civ Metropolitan W orks.
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SPECIAL MOTIONS

SPECIAL HOTICsss.
n DRY GOODS LOWER
BEFORE THE CREATION.
THE LARGEST. BEST ASSORTED,
CHEAPEST STOCK OF DRY GOODS EVER
BROUGHT TO THIS CITY.
LEVY BROTHERS
THE LEADERS OF Low PRICES.
LEVY BROTHERS.
STORE THE GREAT SAVINGS INSTITUTION
OF THE STATE AND CITY.
DRESS GOODS of every description at prices that
give satisfaction to TIE customer.
BLACK GOODS.-Ihc best bargains in ALPA-
CAS-, MonAIRs, aud CAsHMERES that were
ever offered.
CLOAKS.-All the new styles from Paris. Berlin,
and Vienna, imported for our trade, and to be
sold at remarkably low prices.
SHAWLS at every price for Misses and La dies.
WHITE GOODS-The most complete assortment
IN this line ard, as usual, sold much below
value, being purchased very advantage ously.
the new shades, including full
line of SASH, BONNET, and NECk-RIB-
BONS.
LADIES, SCARFS.-A large number Of fashiona-
BILE styles In LACE and SILK.
CONF S-The largest number of styles
shown get, including some very rare selection MS.
CaL1CoEs-Good styles at 81, 81, and 1oc. yard.
REACHED and BROWN COTTON we always
sell at the very lowest prices.
BED-TICKS.-Every quality and price.
CAssIMEREs and CLOTHS imported expressly
for US, embracing the best.selected stock Of the
goods in the city.
We have special bargains in every department,
and as we could not possibly mention them all. we
invite call from our friends, patrons and the pub
lie generally, confident that we can make 1t very
much to their interest to inspect our stock and
make selections theretrOm.
LEVY BROTHERS,
Leaders Of low prices,
lO17 and 1919 Main street,
Richmond. Va.
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'V-..--..s -. $3.50
DRY GOODS.
4 YoHEN BROTHERS
ure now ready to exhibit

| ure now ready to exhibit
THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK OF
GOODS
10 has ever been their pleasure to offer. Among the
many great bargains are:
cases AUB URN .BL CACHED MUSLIN n 10c. |;
! 8 cases ANDROSCOGGIN BLEACHED MUSLIN
at1OHc.;
/ s cases AMOsaEAG CALICOEs ut 5Sc.-selling
generally at from TO 1Oc.:
cases ALPACA and MOHAIR DRESS. GOODS at
1GYc worth from 25 to Soc;
ENGLISH MERINO double Width, 16Hc.-re-
,luced from 40c.;
500 pieces BLACK ALPACAS, MOHAIls, and
SILK LUSTRES at auction prices;
so pieces BLACK CASHMERE at least zoe. a yard
less tiran regular prices;
The 9-S ALL-WOOL TAMISE at 65 and 70c.-
never sold at less than 81.
COHEN BROTHERS are Offering the largest
stock of BLACK and COLORED SILKS In this
city. including all the evening shades. Most Of
them are sold SO per cent. less than At New York
prices.
Also, the largest and cheapest stock Of REAL
LACES in hi city.
COHEN BROTHERS are selling LADIES' RE-
YER sIBL 4 SH.aWLs al 75c. MISSES sHAWLS
at 32c.
BOULEVARD SKIRTS at less than they were
ever known.
Also, a large stock Of KNIT VESTS.
COHEN BROTHERS are Offering 200 different
patterns OF HAMBURGER EMBROIDERY at less
than usual prices.
They are also Offering the cheapest stock of
FLASNELS ever known.
CASsIMERES at Soc worth Social wool ;at CSC.
worth 1928:
VIRGINIA CASHMERE at S0c., selling general
ly at 1850:
WATERPROOF at great reduction:
UNBLEACHkD KNITTING COTTON, maEufac-
tured expressly to their order the best known
In this market, AT $50. pound;
Their two-buttou REAL KID GLOVES at 81 are
worth S1.75; also, four-button In opera shades;
PRINCES. BUTTONS, and other TRIMMINGS In
great variety At
oc GIN CUHEN BROTHERS,.
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IL CARBOLIC MOI GH.WASH, for
HEALING DISEASED GUMS and ULCEkATED
MOUTH: AMI for BiSI FECTl:G THE OHUR
caused by DECAYED TEETH. Recommended by
the best dentists and physicians of The city, and
prepared only by
MEADE 4 BAKER, Pharmacists,
9l9 Main street
Price, SOC bottle. 80 -
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nLD DOMINION BUSINESS COLLEGE,
" No. 1917 NAL, STREET. III HhoNi, -:
The ninth annual session viii l"sin Oct"'rf -
and continue till June 1t following. 60
COuntiDy-hsuse Practice. s.ketl iIs In al ~
branches, Pennansh!p tooth piain an ."rnanen u.s.
Commercial Law, Commercial Ari'ili!"ts . h->,
ness Customs. Forms, Correspondence to".A''-
IL 10 GEORGE VI. SlCoi~ -
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AMT3EM EETE.

AMgsEMEETE.
pICHMOND THEATRE,
THE WORLDS NOVELTY,
commencing TUESDAY, October 9TH
Debut In Richmond Of J; F: zimmerrmnan,S5
MEXICAN JUVENILE OPERA COMPANY.
This wonderful organization comprises
cARMos p TTDA Mote esht years o
Frima Donna (six years old);
Also, THIRTY CHILDREN of extraordinary
Fiji, cuoR1rs and GRAND ORCHESTRA.
THIS WEDNESDAY EVENING,
ROBINSON CRUSOE.
THURSDAY EVENING,
GRAND DUCHESS.
Friday-beneft of Carmen Moron-the beautiful
sentImental opera MakiSAA;I vrr Saturday at
o, G@AN rSn b b
saturday evening. LAST PERfoKhASGE' IN mn,
Popular theatre prices: Admission. %, ~, anu
CSC; reserved seats, Stat "yalts huSlc E'a nr
rum. " ID.
VIRGINIA OPERA-HoUSE.
IMMENSE SUCCESS.
POSITIVELY ONLY FOUR DAYS MORE
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND
THURSDAY.
OCTOBER 47H, 5TII 9TH. AND It'll.
PROFESSOR }. II. ANDERSON,
assisted by
LEONA ANDERSON
and company.
Admission, 35 cents; reserved seats, 80 cents.
ONE HUNDRED PRESENTS GIVEN AWAY
NIGHTLY.
Reserved seats for salo at Campbell & Co.'S. under
m, Onera- House. DC AT
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CLOTHING
OIZVN HkhNN0s
MERCHANT TAMCRING,

THE OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE or
JOHN z. DOHERTY.
would respectfully invite my patron.
In want or uSss
FINE GOODS
to call and examine before going elssxb,
OF the largest and faest stocks OF ''e
IMPORTED GOODS
ever offered In this marker, which wiz mai,
the latest and most approved manner. TpIl
as low as the same car be bought for In I'M. ~" =.
Orders taken for shirts from one NJ N.
in the country. JOHN f. uouxn,eHses
SO 22.eod3m s11 u., nj,
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Price, SOC. Il box.
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We have special bargains in every department,
invite call from our friends, patrons and the pub
lie generally, confident that can make 1t very
much to their interest to inspect our stock and
make selections thcretrom.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-08-07

THE QUAcKERY LAVA case tried
in Virginia City the other day, for vio-
lation of the Quackery law, resulted in
a hung jury. We don't know what it
disagreed on, unless it arrogated to it,
self the power to pass upon the consti-
nationality Of the measure. The Of
Tending NJ. d. was practicing, openly
and VIGOROUSLY, without u diploma.
Whatever may have been the theory
of his defense, he Is at least q peg
ahead by the disagreement of the jury
in the case. 1t Is not likely the law
will stick when put to q. proper judi
dicial test, but We we're not prepared to
see it upset by a jury in the Police
Court OF Virginia City.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-08-07

A CONTAMINATION DeForce
Gordon, In her Stockton Leader, fig
ures out the result of the election In
California as follows. Laura Is an un-
compromising Democrat and probably
overshoots the mark for her side Of the
cause. She has also got the total vote
by far too low. But here is what she
says:
AT the general election In September
there will be- about 100000 Il cast,
which will be divided between the four
candidates in the field In this way:
LOvett, Temperance, 5000; Bidwell,
Dolly Warden Republican, 2n,OOO;
Phelps, regular Republican, $4,000;
Irwin, Democrat, $4,000. Democratic
majority over all, 10000; Democratic
plurality over Lovett, $500; over
Bidwell, 10000; over Phelps, $4,000
VIZ record the prediction that the
official return will not vary 5000 from
this computation.
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ALL FOR A WOMAN.
A Jealous Man Shoots His Rival

From tho Virginia Chronicle, Aug. ~
There are on the Barbary Coast sew
eral low dens which have for some
time attracted the attention ut the po-
lice, from the frequent rows which
have occurred upon the premises.
They are f%requented by the lowest class
of ruffians and prostitutes, and locke
upon N AZ uncomfortable nuisance by
all respectable persons doing business
in the neighbOrhOod. The dram shops
of Peter Larkin and Nellie Sayers are
adjoining each other, separated only
by an alleyway about three feet vide.
Their numbers are 1856 and 1861. The
front parts Of the buildings are occu-
pied by bar rooms; bed oou fill in
the a From the back part Of the
I1arkin house q small window looks
into n corresponding window in Nellie
Savers house. This morning, about
81 O'Clock, a nan named Daniel Cor.
coran WAS standing inside the window
of the woman's house, when Peter
Larkin appeared at his own window
with a pistol and shot Corcorxn, in
flicting a wound which will probably
prove fatal.
Statement Of Nellie ssyers.
Nellie Sayers says that Cdrcorsn.
who lives q few doors south Of her
house, came down to her bar room
with two other friends, whom he
treated. They then went into the
back hall and were IN conversation,
when Larkin suddenly appeared at his
window and fired. Corcoran doubled
himself up and cried, IL am killed"
SlA laJ hin, into fka sr,,t $1,000. a.l
ascertained that he was shot in the
stomach. He then Went out and
walked home to his room. She also
states that she had been on intimate
terms with both men, and had been
the of luminosity between the
men tor some time. Larkin had
ran ii lie did not keep away from her
house," and no doubt the reason he
fired the shot was that he discovered
Corcoran talking to her.
('orc0ran's wound.
AZ soon rs Corcoran re ched home
DIR. Forrest was summoned, and found
that the tall had passed through his
intestines and one OF the bones of the
pelvis, and lodged under the skin in
his back, from which it has not yet
been extracted. RI physician thinks
his death Is certain. lie, tins afier-
room. was under the influence Of Opt
aies, but is gradually growing weaker.
He has lived in this part OF the State
since 1860, and IL well known. He has
usually kept a saloon, and al one time
was owner of a cockpit.
The Jealous U.Arkim.
Larkin was at once arrested, and is
At present locked up in IA cell in the
City Jail. He is very reticenr about
the affair. and denies having fired the
shot. His %barkeeper also says he WAS
standing boside him, when somebody
discharged u pistol. He il ready to
swear hat Iarkin did not fire. On
the other hand, the ON Sayres
states positively that she saw him
shoot. Larkin has lived here about
four years and has a bad reputation.
In ease of the death of Corcoran-of
which there Is but little dOubt-he
stands "A fair show of being convicted
of murder.
tThe telegraph informs us that Cor
coran died at ! O'Clock %yerterday morn
ing. Positive testimony of Larkin's
guilt has also been obtained.-ED.
SENTINEL
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l.

The last will and testament Of the
late Hill Beachy was filed for probate
in San Francisco, Saturday. He d.
reefs his executors To collect amounts
which may become due IN policies OF
insurance on his life, and also to take
charge of his property. He further
directs his executors to- loan out on
good security the amounts collected en-
the policies and moneys which may
belong to his estate, and to manage
the remainder of his property and APP
ply the rents and profits to the sup
port and education of his daughter
Gray, his niece Lizzie Chandler, and
the support OF his sister Amanda
Chandler. When his daughter arrives
at the age of tx enty eight, all his prop
erty il to be given 10 her. John j.
Valentine and G.. r. Greenhouse are
appointed executors. The estate Is
valued at about $4,000.
A detachment OF soldiers consisting
of forty-three enlisted mel and two
commissioned officers Of Company e.,
Twelfth Infantry, passed Winnemucca
on Wednesdays train on route from
Fort Hall, Montana, to Angeles Is
land, San Francisco. The company
Wa Oy captain VlVlhn
who commanded troops on this coast
about the time the Pacific railroad was
completed.
James Duffy, Of Carson City, has q
suit pending In the District Court oi
San Francisco for breach Of cnntrac,
on terms of sale Of Ssnia lake. formerly
owned by him In Churchill county.
The parties purchasing that mine
agreed, a. \ part OF the terms of pur-
chase to supply MI. Duffy with soda
~ the mine At 30 per ton. This they
failed to do, and suit 10 brought fol
$4,000 damages.
Judge Will Campbell, of Virginia,
has returned from the Warm Springs,
9 Carson, where he has been spend
ing some weeks to regain lost health
and energy. The JudRe II improved,
but not ''awful healthy" yet.
Frank Ohiston has been appointed
Superintendent of the Savage mine,
Frank u one n the most accomplished
winsrs npthe Ceuaseek-
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office Of this new paper i. !,
ond story Of the 1ppeo, y the ~.
we are to have the Heros I,'clng So
neighbor. We hope We .or = near
lating confidence when are not Via.
our old friend, ex.state Primal, r's's !ha
nam, VII ne the editor. in. chisse r Pu.
Herald. We believe in 4 f ra. q Ii,
IN The survival Of the neldMd
are prepared to welcome ibs and
into the lists Of Journalism Tue asad
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The Appeal has the following con-
corning the new paper shortly to be
issued at Carson:
BY a hand. bill OF modest dimensions
issued a day or two since, we are in
formed that the new Carson paper,
about which there have been some
whisperings Of late, twill make It's APP
pearance in u few days." and will he
named the ''Daily Evening Herald"
We are further informed that IL will be
a live newspaper and tho largest pa
per in Carson City. We are also made
acquainted with the fact that Wells
Drnry &Co. are the publishers. The