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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-20
The Robbery Of Davis.

At the Sheritf's Office they know moth
iag concerning the robbery o. Frank
Davis money further than as the facts
are stated in last evenings Tribune.
The circumstances are. briefly stated, as
follows: Davis had drawn. day before
yesterday. about $4,000. Out of this
sum be paid several bills. Toward even
ing he went to his house which stands
just this side Of his planning mill. put
81, 600 in the drawer Of u table. instruct
ed his Chinese cook to zemain in the
building. and came up town. When he
went home, between aid o'clock. he
found that his house had been entered.
that the Chinamsn was away, and that
his money was gone. He Immediately
Chinatown aud found Franks China.
man. OF course suspicion rested upon
this Chinese cook. He was taken to the
jill and searched. Then Sheriff Swift.
Deputy Sheriff Doron. Davis and the
Chinaman went to the house where the
robbery had been committed. The
Chinaman discovered to his apparent
dismsy that his trunk had been broken
open and robbed of $50 in trade dollars.
He seemed perfectly bewildered, and
cried and shed tears over his own loss.
There were tracks Mt The door Of Chinese
shoes. At one of the windows casing
board had been wrenched off with an
Ak. Yet the door was open; and there
were no signs of anyone having entered
the building through the window. So
the mystery of the robbery was made
more puzzling by the question of Why
this window casing had been wrenched |
Of? 1t seems like very unwise piece |
of business to leave so large sum of |
money il so insecure place. The Of
fcers do not think the Chinanan guilty. |
There was Waterman on duty at the |
mill when the robbery took place.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-20
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


The Gold Hill News of last evening
describes the condition Of Larkin, the
condemned murderer. to be most pitt.
able. Harrington exhibits pluck. Re-
marking that Larkin has broken down
completely. the News says: The other
day when heavier pair Of shaekles were
put upon his ankles he wept and sobbed
aud begged SO plteously TO have them re-
moved that they were taken of. Harring-
ton, also under sentence of death, car
z;ea h;Hse.; deGant'y and only growls in
. vicious way at the torments OF prison
life. He has lots Uf nerve, and it is the
opinion of all who know him that he will
meet biz fate bravely. LarkiD, on the
contrary. is expected to weaken entirely
when the hour comes for climbing the
gallOws' steps.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-20

| THERE is talk in Virginia City OF 6
prize fight between Bill Davis aud Bling
Williams; and reporter of tho Chron.
icle having been to see Bill at his gym.
nasium and asked him what are the
. prospects for the mill relates the result
rs follows: Il can't say what the pros
poets are just at present. was the re-
ply. Some four years ago he chal-
i-nged me TO fight, but failed to come
to time with the stake money. sup
pose hs thinks am getting older now.
and in worse condition. am willing to
fight him. however. during any time
from now until l am so years old, and
only ask of him that be will put up his
coin. Talking about fighting and coming
to the scratch are two different things"
Here Bill pounded sand bag savaSely
TO the ceiling, aud then tell to work on
his clubs.
ELHoLa, shot = day OF two ago by
ore Graham. in Six Mile Canyon. will
probably die. The fact is, that the S.o-
rey county shooters most always make
killing when they hit their man,
TEE United States District Court
which met yesterday and attended to
some bankruptcy business, stands ad-
journed until next Tuesday. December
Goth.
The Bienvenu Clubs reception las!
night was one of those delightful re-
unions for which our little city is 80
j lstly famous.
THERE are Indications of a coming
storm. The moderation in the temper
AZURE and the gathering clouds betoken
IS much.
A Preshy terian soc!s! party was held
At the residence Of Mr.. G. w. G. Ferris |
last night. Il was 3 very pleasant 70.
union.
PEcFEssoR HARMES. the prestidigi,s.
eur. will make bis appearance at the
Carson Theater tomorrow night.
The Co,bett Brothers new darlington
House" will be opened on the Isl Of Jan
larry.
BoaARDUs, the pigeon shooter, has
'een invited to visit Virginia City.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-20

FIRE-About half past 3 o'clock yes.
terday afternoon an alarm Of fire brought
the fremen upon the streets and cleared
the saloons and shops and Offices. The
cause of the alarm proved to be in a
sboemaker's shop kept by Thomas Hag-
garty, the inside of which was pretty
! eftec,ua!ly scorched before the flames
were extirguished. The building. which
adjoins Dick Mills tin shop. South Car
| son street. belongs to Elder Willard. The
damage is not very extensive A NAL
practiced stove pipe was the cause. We
believe. The virtue Of hydrnnt water
was shown on this OCCASION, The War
rens attached their hose to the fire. plug
at Rails corner. In minutes time
the water was turned on and a tremen-
dous stream was poured upon the burn
ing building. Evidently the plugs can
be made of most excellent effect. es-
pecially in view of the fact that the city
has provided some of the very best hose
that is manufactured.
A Bold RoBBERY.-Mr. Spooner, OF
Spooner's station on the Lake Bigler
grade, reports most bold and daring
robbery at his place OF business. Night
before last, while all the inmates of the
house we're asleep. the building was en-
tered and the safe removed and plum
dered. The rogues made their opera
tons noiseless by covering the floor with |
blankets. The safe was taken to the |
rear of the building, broken open through !
the under side, and lespoi!ed OF some |
5000 il coin and jewelry and watches to
the amount of thousand dollars more. |
Spooner came In yesterday and reported
The facts. 1t seems remarkable that in
\ comparatively isolated place like
Spooner's station men should attempt
10 bold an exploit as this. But the
is full of trampa, and idle. des-
,erate men abound on all sides. If
'pooner suspects any parties We do not
NOV it.
CIRcUMcIsEp.-The Virginia Chronicle
( last evening tells OF the following
atber extraordinary occurrence: This
,orning the rite of circumcision was
erformed on a young engineer who has
mbraced the Jewish faith in order to
ed the object of his affections. In q
" weeks be will claim the hand of his
etrothed. The Rabbi came up from
an Francisco to conduct the ceremony,
a a
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-20
Evening ts~poVs.

Meadow Valley SOS +1c
Raymond and Ely ASS
Jackson IDS ~
Belmont laUs -. i,.S "a
Eureka Con lv> ~.
Leopard 26.'s j {, 0> y I, IOcs sia. t.cs
ella Ans Z, 1905 i5c
X X Con 1855 ~
Northern Belle IDS -. lc0s 81 $50. 5ys 81,
ZOOS 81
HusSey 2.ss
Manhattan SOS l4s:, 5os liiS
Grand Prize HOs 4
MOdoc l25s "a, 6cs ~
Coso Con aDOs &c
Golden Chariot 4o0S
South Chariot .5tss q
POOrmAn is SOC
New Coso 75Os So. srOs 81 $50. as ~
Andes lUcs ~. 5l0s 231<
Leviathan 245s ~
North Con Virginia 3jos SEC
West Beicher UGs 2
Trojan l500s =, s:!.c
Mexican l6,s 1s2zz. 5os l9l I. ass l9.1
California ,di,. sSSs 4s.. 'S's 4s'i' SOS ss'z b.
Con Virginia SOS II, zoos IS b, 2ss0s Az,
zoos Is bio
Best and Belcher Sos 46, 81 49,, SOS 45ts. eos
~. los 49,. l0os 46!f So
Chollar is s., lbs ssii
Justice 1855 2;Six. IS 2s,xs, zoos ., b5
Ophir 1908 81. iiOs sIX, sos 3I[::. zoos 3ilt
$50. los 3l3z, 65s 3lss, 4.Os 3lss
Overman :0s lo.1 bS, LOSS 100
Caledonia :aos los. :0as IL bio. IS l05.
Helcher los l2s<<. SIS 1855. sos 1873
Hale and Norcr.ss l2as ~
Gould and Currf iSes 49,, 20s 1872. 1908 Ia
imperiai aoos $ 500. POI. So 3e,:c
Yellow Jacket .0s I6's
Savage 2ts iVx
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-20

LYONS kATHA1RoN makes beautiful, glossy,
lu1uriant hair; prevents it's falling out or turn
ing gray. 1t has stood the test of 40 years. Is
charlningly perfImed. and has no rival.
my21eOd-wfs-ly
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-20
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
GOODS.

Go to E. Il. Rails, He has Just re-
ceived large assortment of Holiday
Goods, consisting of Plated Knives.
Forks, Spoons, Fish Knives, Cake Bas-
kets. Casters. etc Also large assert
ment of japanese ware, China Dinner
and Tea Sets. Tete a-,ete Sets, Nous.
tacbe Cups, Fancy Vases, Bohemian
ware and Fancy Toilet Sets. Also a
number of other articles suitable for a
nice present. All the above l offer at
prices to suit the times. E. B. RAIL.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-20

HAGANs MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and re-.
stores the complexion: removes freckles, tan
and sallowness: makes the skin soft, white and
delicate. Its application cannot be detected
'n.y1leod- wfs-ly
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-20
Lost.

4 BUNCH OF KEYS. BETWEEN
IA Robinson street and the Ormsby House.
The finder viii be neEardal hY leaving The anna
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-12-09
ICI E.I AILLEURS.

CIRouE.-Circus, circd, circrm, tour.
autour, !. rcntogr, cercle, endroit oi,
Ton tourne, CONNIE ausSi conco,,rs de
cuyers, Atcuyeres, dhommes ct de be
tes.
lie cirque est plus vieux que les Ro.
mains, antique CONNIE Ia Grece ct les
ieuS isthm;ques.
EN louisiane, nous rapporte un We'll.
lard de DonaldSonvi!le, lis furent con
nus avant les aicllevtQues.
Car l'anccdote s,,iyante, qui date dc
Guarante ans, est pagtaitement authe.l.
tique.
C'ttait aa hayou,-hayou Ttche, bayou
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-12-09

est donne dc prouver que Ia so,,yerai.
netG de Fepec est au-dcssus de la souve-
ralncte du peup'e, il n'htsite pas a lie
falrr. LIE soldat appartient a rtcole dn
commandelnent ct de rob6issance. ct il
veut que sa classc, le plus souvent III,
1tat dams TEtat, soft la premiere. La
ioI, ie codc. la constitution, le lrOit ct
!e mrleincntariSme sOnt un gri;nOre
pour lui. Etre au.dcssus lie tout celia
est son privilege. 1T les r6pubIoues uui
ehtfctiennent DIES armtcs perinanentes,
1ul cu!t!vent das officers ct DIES gene.
RANK, Iui content lcur presilcnce ct
Ieurs magistraturcs d DIES so|dats. mar
che!t par la vote du militarism" vers
rn despotisme fatal ct certain. La liher.
te ma lamais Ell ct n'aura iaD,ais den
neml plus reloutahle one le so!tlat. A
''nc certaInc pfriodn de tlGgoi1t, de las
s't''de morale. d'inditfDrence ct de cor.
rup'lon, ,rnand les avocats pGrorent. lors-
que les bourgeois ne savent a Qni croire,
4uand le desorlra ct la confusion sont
dams lie langage ct respyit de tous les
ci;oyens. on s';,pcrcoit I'm bean natin.
an lendrnain dune INIT de hrnmaire ct
ue d"cembie, que la liherta c,vile ct DO
Ht'4lle est cmpaE6c ct griinacp horrible
'nent sur une baionnette de soldat. Un
nl'itaire pour president dune r1pubi-
que, c'est fennemi dams In place. II ny
a poInt de gtnfrauX rGpublicains, dc ge,
nerauX drmocrateS. ct v0l,s ne trOuyez
pas I'M general comprenant la soci6tc
autremcnt que CONNIE casernp.
l,c.,nt lI,i ,.nn,,,,,, l,, !,
crttc tcnle. Bien plus, Grant a iait eco
lie lci, ct lie mot granfisme est deyenl,
parfaitement AMERICAN. Somalns.uo,.>;
meme bien etonnes Quill EN- soft ainsi.
ct GnelleS sont les ctonnantps surprises
dc demain? Apres les col,ps d'Etat gra
dues 'le la Louisiana. de Ia Caroline .!t,
Snd, de Sheridan, de Rnger ct DIES a,,.
tres generauN Il Ia discretion de Grant.
ct G'land nous voyons la toug;ure poll.
tique DIES chooses ct la concentration de
soldats ct tle narins 4 Washington, est
| il hors de raison dc penS"r que ,e con.
tilt est proclaim, que les crosses De fusil
pourraient bien rIsonNel' aux malh.as
du Capitole, ct one notre Rrpul>lipne
aura toutes les le;ncs du monde d ,!,>ri
bier pavilion liaut, yoilns "a, vrnr, ave
mir ct so.eiI dcvant ellie. le terrible ca;
dies lempttas ct lie Cap '!u Centenatr
81 lie maitre de Washington pouvai'
t:rc lie maitre DIES Etats-Un;s. 81 ,inu,
et'e lc maltle de Washington. qn rs;
Ia cap!talc des Etats, Un!S, il ne tallai,
nu'entourer le Iapitole ct bouscu!er II
Congres, il est probable que les repre-
SrntantS et-les StniteurS yerra;eut bien
tot grand desoulre ct bean .jcu.
Dieu nous gaidc DIES soitlats.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-12-09
EOLV VELi.ES.

NTHuN MoSnE.-La Erssie a fai. uDp
commando de 20.nnj.Go0 lie c;,r1ouchcs;
aux Etats-' ais: ii i'urIUir VA lever rG-
t"ntlaia hc N,t.tomet; r.Ang.eterve est
p"p!r Il toltc eycutu:ii;p; reISonnp ne
croft plus a la paiN. Crst done IA nupr.
re.-!in France, lc miuisttre a ,}ounG 81.
ucmisS;on. C'est lc cltricalsmc de Dn-
lanre qui Ia tue. Nais nvec uue Cham.
brc rcpub!icaine, I'M SGMat uui ne lest
point. ct Mac Iahon uui est Sollat.
comment coIst!tner TN Inni>ttrc viab,e,
durable ct homogrne: Tine Cllsmbrp
uuI dit oul, un s5@lat Vui dit non, TN
>oldat G'li vent lie con;raire, sans comp
ter que les cltricanX ct les bos,apartis.
ties ont pour polilique celle de la peril
die 1T de Fagi;a,ion, c'cst III jeu ,!angc
reuN ct peril ell la demeure vtpubllcai,
ne. Gambctta perstvere done dams son
oppor'1nisme.-LH Servic Sc SONNET a
Il'arbitl1@o russe.-Bismark. dams nn
liscourS recent. a declare que F-Allrma
gne conserve!ait u!ie stricte ncutrali1,i
lie cardinal -Altonclli, oui Went de
mourir. lai>slnt plus de 10 millions. a
succombt i une attaqEc de souJtc.
NolvEAU MoNpE.-Ln situation nest
pas tres elaine, ct les pessinistes ont
beau jen. Que veut Granto Ii, presse
erie, s'indigne. habiIle. conmentc ct
suppose. ''Ie ser;, Hayes. &c sera Til
den! lie St'lEit procialn",a Hayes. La
Chambre elira Tilden! Grant mettra la
Chainbre ct lie Sen"t a Ia rason. Gu
hien encore, par conSentement mut,,cI
ct observation-disclosures, Ia CIlamh.C
tlira le president, ct lie Stnat lie vice
! president" Pas clair, en- varitG. Car
Schnrz, lui. ct J. b. Henderson, ont
ecrit une lettte 4 Grant, diSant: .:Il fan,
SoHmettre Ia question il la Cour Sl,prt
me dies Etats-Un'S, Qui o@t un tribunal
impartial, puisque Caleb Gushing. III.
grantSte, en- est !t chef" Grant, De sou
cote, anrait dit 4 Hewitt, president dc
comite dtmo"latilue ct national: 81;
Chambre tlira lie president. ct lie SGna
lc vice president" Mais nul he croft 4 l;
sinccrtt de Grant, pas meme le secrt.
talre Fish, qui pourlait hien donner 81
demlSSion. Attentions done, pour Vol
I'M pen moinS clair, lie message dUlys
Sc ler. MaiS ce Qul est certain, c'est u,:i
lie general Ruger IA fait le coup en- Ca
rollne, ct que les rcpreSentants demo
crates dc Columbia, ceuX qui const,tucn
Ia ChambTe ltgalc, pour tyitcr le con
int, FcNpnlsion ct la gucrre civile, on
uqnltter Ia Maison d'lltat ct Sc rtun
II Carolina Hall. Quels temps ct oue!l
patlcnce!-Le Congress est reuui. Ran
da'I, de la Pennsylvania, preside |;
Chambre. III a etc resolu qu'un comlt
ue membres sc rendrait dams la Caro-
line du Sud, de quinze en- Louisiana, e
de six EN- Floride. Ces comites doivcn
yapporter tous les fats essentielS il III
'compte impartial des votes pour cleo
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-12-09
j. GENTIL, REDACTEUR.
AGENTS DU LOUIs1ANAIs.

Nonre'le Orleans: "A. G. Roman,
Tchoupitoulas st. No. Ii.
N.-Jacq"es, St.-Jean Boptiste, 7Je,rillc,
Assumption ct Ascension:-Just Comes,
Donaldsonville.
Lafayette, Ahakcpos :-Edouard Il.
MoutOn.
Nourc'ic- Ibfrie:-Augustc Girod.
Tacherie: Morris Feitel.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-12-09

QUAINT au part; des soldats, Qui, dams
rOrlre DIES chooses ct dies decadences,
suit orlinairement lie parti DIES avocats,
car rabus de In parole prtctde rahus de
Ia force, il une morale hien plus sim
guliere encore ct certainement une poll
tique tres eXpeditive.
lie soldat croft peu i la societe civile,
ct ii la mfprisc. ChaIuc fois quill lui
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-28

FNO LET-Ar GKEENvIl.LE 20 MINUTES FROM
city via Central Railroad OF New Jersey: hive minute,
walk from depot comfortable nicely shaded House and
fine garden containing apple and cherry
also curants backberrtcs grapes &c rent $780, Apply
ID Poxtnnster Greenvlc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-28

ORANGE MOUNTAIN.-NICE COTTAGE on MAIN
~ avenue. well built. nearly new furnace range. con
supply Of nine completely furnished
house and furniture In hne order used only time
ly lot 5Ox2oo feet; lawn flowers fruit, shade. &c
Carriage house, with for coachnan only 5000 for
the whole; easy payments Apply 10 5. SWEET. 175
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-28

nRANGE.-FURNIsHED HOUSE; RENT TAKEN IN
~ board; privilege of other boarders. A. BALDWIN
lis iiroadw ay, room IL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-23
FOCAL MATTERS.

-r..c,>a7oS's BmrnpAT.-Ihe l"cnty-
= February was not observed IN
'.,@.. ~ win ,na, tc.at as was the wont in
..'~1 .,onr ry. The banks, post-ofhce, and
90, 'H,,n,.Son,c offices we're closed, but the
g - demonstration that the puo''c was
~, ,.,.DJ 70 va, sn opportunity OF witnessing
*. l,",- ..,r9d. Of the First Nr2inia REGIMENT
=. Z. nswi,zsr,, and the Attucks Guard (co'
- AZ -. O'Clock The various companies OF the
Enrichment and llowl'z"rs "sse'ho'eu III
~, Il The old City Hall, and alter ps-
st,rr through the principal s'ree's &c
.'',.G n CANDLES Hiii, where saiu'e
- '',. .rr,, rounds was fired by the infantry
sno. wtjcn they had drcss.parade. Inc
I,,ai,ys-. also fired q salyo OF guns.
T.'ro ,lfnce she military marched 10 Inc
a..-~- n Main and Nluth streets, where
w., gy.,, d,.Daudcd. The soldiers attracted
-, .,,r a.ien'iop, and their msrchlng, as
.,.a 4, ne ,tIi,cncy with which they exc.
,,,.h ,ha manual Of armS, WAS the subject OF
c',,-.hla comment. The Atlucks Guaru
.',, r-e.,r.cd fine appearance, and held a
',-.. 9,-,ue on Broad nesr Eleventh street,
at.,ra salute a4> Iircd about Z. n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-23

Fl, III" AMI fvADkRs IN CoUNciL AGAIN
~ "h'I'iu"d!rg caucus met pursuant to
a'0'UhccM'ul last night. w. A. Witcher
vas called 10 The char, and j. J. Lamkin
Ivya"sicd 70 acl rs secretary.
nv Massey announced the Dames of the
,"',' III, Il "ho composed the committee
!, ~ '' armstrong, j. L. Massey, W.. A.
., ','F' v. +. Gordon, j. & Fowler, OF
,' =" ",0'y; Mc>>r-. Penn, Wood, and
',r'rr. oI rhc senate.
,.-" ~ csc: addressed the caucus on the
w.. .'' a' VI 'ue State debt ri Grating that be
VS. 10! 'o- reputation.
-" motion, the caucus adjourned to meet
49, N0t1ay al : 80 7. 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-23

4. IVHaEHIaEST OF MixucAI, Co1aaGg OF
n. ~ a. lhc annual commencement of
-'s,,. ''SacaI College of Virginia will take
y v,' A. As'mbly Hall March lst, at z.
HY.,.., ~ ah' where an Grafton viii be de-
l. Iin., 80 10" class OF 1876 by Rev. Moses
y - -J, !. D. L. Me,Sls. j. j. A. Moncure,
rjr,l'..D D1>s >stnile, w. w. Maaip, II. IL.
K,ms. ). /. Morris, II. l.. Cowan, j. e.
Ton ca,s. a"E D. K Wheat compose the recep.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-23

ma, 49,. ~ho"SEn HAS.-rhe name Of the
! a,e,T''>'. 1'',' 10 Inc dock on Monday evening
raid I.n'u 10 be spencer Morris. He is
G!ty,,r E oten recently in the employ OF
Gye .s, 20. He has Leen missing four or
q II. ',.s; .| a. q tue scrfojly decomposed state
t.cu !, "'uy !ead, 10 the belief that be has
VI, srunn ~ ihe dock tina, length of time. He
hen d. WEN last seen. An inquest has
''ieo 1ntil this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-23

9r ron,IsLE ,r'AifAsLE BAgEABEg, with bis con-
As,emhI, 'any,, ay VIII entertain our citizens at
tg.,ip, tiaii tonight. The social relations
4A cos, on Del"'co The leading members of
el,zen- p4us aLd large number of our b. At
:nce. Ba,n1 doubtless ensure q lsrge attend.
WAR. deserved served seats may be secured at
~asles!ore without extra charge.
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.,.rs To-DAY.-The proboo,tit'es
=" ..,,.;u be colder and clear or partly
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THE COURT BALL.
AN INSPIRING SPECTACLE.

GRAND DISPLAY OF SOCIETY.
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Historical Dresses and Jewelry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-23

VALUABLE HEIRLooMs AND TRINKETs
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-.>,snAy. FEBRUARY %, 1875.

WEATHER REPORT.
YESTERDAY was clear and
atu.. .,t.sr DispatcA Office
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.rcoNcLrpED oa togsfH Z -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-23

Rs,ore the curtain was raised upoE the
supper-table The stage wss 50 crowded that
1t was impossible 20 form the sets fes the
dances but when the people went inso
snnoer supje apace wos made. ssd Hbo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-23

liamsburg Court. The tradition Of lhe cup
ia that he who drinks from it never tells
lie.
Robert Taylor as bis greatgrap her,
Patrick Henry. He wore the shoe and knee
buckles, and used the cane owned by Fat
rick Henry.
james Mason Jameson, of Baltimore, as
his great-uncle, George aason, OF Gnnstor
Hall, author OF the Virginia Bill OF R'ghts
Philip Norborne Nicholas, OF Geneva, n
Y. as Robert Carter Nicholas, the treasurer
of the Colony.
Mr.. Edward r. Archer as hisgrest.grsnd
father, Richard Sylvester.
DR.. c. W. P. Brock as bis great-grand
father, Colonel Joseph Brock.
Robert Mason as his reatgrandfather
Colonel John Mason.
Carter Wellford as bis great-grandfather
Colonel Landon carter, OF Sabine Hall.
John B. Bland as Richard Bland, o
Jordsus, the author of the celebrated " In
quiry," and famous among the old member
Of the House OF Burgesses.
Richard Anderson as Theodorick Bland
Jr., colonel in the Revolution, and mem
ber of the Continental Congress.
Byrd Warwick ss Colonel Byrd, the thirt
OF Westoyer, and son Of Colonel William
Byrd, who laid out the site OF Richmond
from which family he Is descended.
Monro Bspister as Colonel John Banister
distinguished naturalist aHd revolutionar,
officer.
Charles Kennon az Richard Kennon, ol
Conjuror's Neck, gthe House OF Burgesses
whose daughter was the wife Of Colone
john Boiling, son Of Poeahontas, and also, o.
the House OF Burgesses.
Henry r. Wickhsm as Sir John Randolph,
Attorney. Genera, Of the Colony and fatDer
OF the gallant pair Of pariots-Peytop the
first President OF the Continental Congress,
and Of Edmund Randolph, Attorney. General
OF the United States, also Secretary Of State,
updef George Washington.
Thomas n. Page as General Tho mas Nsl.
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