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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-12
PACIFIC COAST.

SAN Francisco, August IL. - The
Chronicle this morning says cd itorially:
We are authoritatively inform ed that
Senator Booth, who was last year the
leader Of the Independents in California,
will soon take the stump in this State
for Hayes and Wheeler.
A meeting OF the dissatisfied stock
holders Of the Europa mine was held
yesterday afternoon. The dissatisfied
out-voted the officials, and demanded
the books. but the officers would not
give them up. A policeman was put in
charge.
The Republicans ratified the work OF
the Convention by large and enthusi.
astic mass meeting at Union Hall last
night.
A dispatch from Yreka says that the
smallpox has broken ont among the In
dams on the klamath Reservation.
BocA, August l0.-There was q man
killed at this place last night while at
tempting to escape from the Sheriff, who
bad him IN charge en- route for Idaho.
He was an escaped prisoner under q life
sentence for the murder OF his brother,
| He jumped from the car window of the
passenger train going East, and the
Sheriff fired four shots at him, two of
them taking effect. one through the head
and one through the heart.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 1.-Itis report-
ed that the badly bitten creditors of the
suspended stock broking firm OF Scoiisld
& Co., will Of once bring suit against f.
b. Taylor for value Of stocks borrowed
BY Sco6eld, just previous to his failure.
It 10 stated that Taylor bought seat in
the Board for Scodeld and put up for
him as long as he was doing we'll, but
when reverses overlook him Taylor drew
out. The creditors seem to be of the
opinion that Taylor is the real debtor to
whom they must look; pending settle
ment Of the affairs of suspended firms
and the result Of present crisis on many
others who are considered in q tRht
place. but little is being done and this in
conjunction with efforts Of several prom
inent bears, has an effect to create q de-
preston In value and somewhat panic.
Ky feeling.
The Stock Exchange to-day expresses
it's self satisfied that it's rumor of yester.
day, rejecting upon the financial stand
ing OF Senator Jones, was without foun-
dation.
The failure of Scofeld has caused A
number of prominent brokers to discuss
the propriety of renewing rule of the
Board lately in practice absolutely forbid.
ding loaning OF stocks by one broker to
another for the purpose of filing shorts,
considering it would remove the tempta-
ton which now exists even for the larp.
est of operators and it will certainly be a
great safeguard for their customers.
SAN DIEGO. Aug 1.-THE Collector Of
Customs. Bowers. seized yesterday
several small packages Of mescal which
has been manufactured in Lower Cali
fornia and struggled across the line.
A. E. Horton Of this city now in Phil.
adelphia. telegraphs that Col. Scott
assures him that work will be commenc-
ed on the Texas and Pacific Railroad at
San Diego this fall.
Yesterday and to-day have been the
warmest Of the season, the thermometer
reaching q maximum OF 50 degrees.
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A DARK TRANSACTION.
Suit to Recover As, 900 Shares Of the
Capital Stock Of the California
Mining Company.

From the Sutro Independent, Aug. 5th.1
An action OF ejectment has been
brought by s. G. Barnes. D. T. Meaeher
and h. M. DsRgett. plaintiffs, against
the California Mining Company, defend
ants, to recover possession OF fifty undi-
vided feet tbeing one-twelfth interest) of
the California mine, with q like proper.
ton of the profits of the property.
The complaint was filed on the Oath
day Of May. 1876, in the District Court
Of Storey county, and service made on
the defendant.
The defendant has not yet answered,
but has had the case transferred to the
United States Circuit Court at Carson
City, where it is now pending.
The plaintiffs derive title from John
Bishop, one OF the original locators of
the California ground. and pioneer dis
coverer and locator on the Comstock.
The defendant also claims title TO the
same property under what 1t claims to
DO deed from John Bishop, purportinR
to have been executed and acknowledR ed
at Bear Valley, Mar,posa county, Cali.
fornis, on the 10th day of September,
1861.
THE DEED FORGERY.
This deed plaintiffs claim to be q
forgery, and they have already tsken the
testimony Of three very important wit.
nesses, and among the number that of
William B. Given, whose name appears
upon the deed a. Q subscribing witness.
All Of the testimony 90 far taken leads
directly and in the strongest manner. TO
stamp the deed % . forgery; and it is
claimed that tho plaintiffs have in reserve
other and abundant testimony, and that,
too, Of . character that cannot be i'm.
peachsd, and will leave no doubt upon
this point.
WHAT 10 INVOLVED IN THE SUIT,
The suit Is for 5000 of tho capital
stock of tho California Mining CompaD
Application will soon be made for q re-
ceiver to take charge OF the property, in
order that the plaintiffs may BE- protected
in their rights.
SILENCE OF THE PRESS.
Owing to some unknwn influence the
press has thus far remained silent on
this subject, but az the suit involves fully
four millions Of dollars (for the plain.
tifs claim their proportion of the divi-
dends already paid on the stock) it is
proper that the stock. dealing public
should. at least. be apprized Of the insti.
tuition Of the suit.
Those acquainted with the testimony
to be produced inform a. that there can
b no doubt that the deed purporting to
transfer the property is forgery, and
that, In the end. California must yield
tho ground claimed by Bishop.
TIE DEED IN TIE hands OF DEFENDANT.
Il is susceptible Of proof that the
original deed which ID claimed 70 have
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A FINE. POWERFUL FOUR =
"a year.old Colt for sale. Broken ~
to both saddle and haEneas.
Apply 10 AG
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T ELE.GR APH!
s1DcIAL 10 fHI RIoCR1 DAILY sEoolD
u wEsTElN UNION LINE,
EASTERN DISPATCHES.

New Yoax, Aug. 1.-THE Times
Washington special says: The exten.
sion Of the appropriations Of last session
to cover Monday next will be approved
BY ths President. % il 10 now evident
new bills will be passed BY that time;
the diplomatic bill alone remains unad-
justed in the Conference Committee and
It will doubtless be finished tomorrow.
Speaking Of the appointment of Will
kins - Collector Of Baltimore the Times
Washington special says: When the
nomination came mp In the Senate the
two Democratic Senators from that State
spoke Of wilkins in the highest terms,
and % their instance the nomination was
Immediately acted lppon. wilkins has
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TO STOCK RAlsERs.

P1oczz. New. Nay 18th. 1879.
T HAVE TWENTY head or BULL
i CALVES. one year old. bya THonoUGa.
BRED DURHAM BULL, from frst-class American
Dairy Cows. that ! wish to sail o. trade for
other stock
will have them at my place At Rose Valley
the first week in July next.
my30-30d WIN. @. GLI60AN.
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. .,.xcIsco STOCK REPORT.

sxs F.AnoDco. August II.
MORNING SALES.
..o o,h,r-sok 80 sk sohbs
20 xs1,e.n-s3l 32h 21s b san
20 aouid 4 CuTy-l3h lsS 10 ioS
- ssst 4 Belcher-41tI SI
,.os C.lifornis-6ih 81 81 6iA
10 S.v.se-lsh 10 18k lsA IL
800 Con virainia-S3A $50 Ao3o - o3S ~
70 ShoIlar Potod-90 80
-. - u.ls I Eorcross-l0 ~ ~ st
is sso rravn Point-i2 llh liz
~, 70 Willow Jscket-so soA sohbS OS
fso Imperisi-oh
,so Alphs--43 43A
20 Belcher-20A NSb3o Dh
m Kantuck-i2
,as sisrrs Nevsds-i5h Is 25S
"a Coundsuce-lTh
80 Utsh-l9A ~
10 Bullion-45h
,sn FIcheouer-l6 l6k l6T
an 0vermsn-f8 Tsk
as ,S JTustice-ash aaa g 27.1 a24
Is Union Con-l3k l3A lsA lst
500 Lady Bryant
80 Julis-sh
100 Csleeonia-Sh
SO Knickerbocker-h
$3.50 Globe-S LOG
90 baltimore Con-1h
$50 ChAllenge-S
100 Phil Sheridan-t
SO Woodvills-lA
10, 100 s S,o' York oon-s
s1O prospect-6h 6h
SOO Cromer-2S AZ
sOo rroIxn-90c
as LadY wsshington-S
9s5 Kossuth-lS
100 Andes-lA
g s I E:,. fSs0-s
200 Cosmopolitan-40c
200 LeviathAn-I
800 Con virginis-N 4
AFTERNOON SALES.
llo Meadow valley-h 4sc
10 Raymond / Ely-sk
s20 Eureka Con-lI IN
700 Jackson-3A ~
" Alps-h
SIS Lsopsrd-l2 liz lIA
$50 Jsnerson-90c
l2s Gila-H
i2l5 Northsrn Bele-ash as AK "a IAN a4sio %
23hso0
$50 Hussey-1 CSC
90 Gen Thomas-lE
100 South Barcelons-AhbA
100 Modoc-A
500 Coso Con-h 21Ac
lJ25 New Coso-2k az
HOO Golden Chariot-N SOC
200 Poorman-30c
SO Chollar Potosi-e8 6Th
$50 Con Virginia 81 san 62s30
400 Ovsrmsn-7S
100 Mexican-S2h san 32h
s2s Californis-6Ok e0h 60x slbSo COX
IS importantly
rs SAvage-l0h 18h
Is Crown Point-llN
70 Gould b Curry-l6h
100 Belcher-2lk
us Calsdonia-8A 88k
lSs Ophir-9A
ITO Alpha-Alk 4lk AXIS
40 Yellow Jscket-29k 29A 29k
80 Best Bslchef-46A
Is Bullion-x5
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
PASSENGER TRAVEL.
DnARTURHs.

u oILMR1 ! sALIs1ulY's HAMILTON LEE:
Belle Z Neili VIM James
u Shsehan FW Clute
ouxI2 ! sALysBu1I's SALT LAKE, LnI:
CIV Crsigue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-12

no LEr-FuLLy FURNISHED FOUR STORY HousE
- 90 wi wkTssssxE MILLS. LAS Broadway.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-22

3 FRfGHTFUL AcCTDENT-FoUR WoRKMEE
F4LL FROM THE Tor or ACHURcH BUTLDIEG.
About 3 o'clock last Saturday afternoon
four OF the workmen came near losing their
lives while endeavoring to place the king
posts for the principal roof OF the new
Methodist Episcopal church building ON
Main street. Messrs. LilburH Berry, VIII
liam H. Briscoe, Wiley Rector, and w.
Graham were engaged us aforesaid, when
Briscoe knocked loose one of the stays
which were used to hold the upright heavy
rQoi-timbers In position, when the whsle
ttumbied, suddenly tossing them from their
feet at the perilous altitude OF thirty-two
feet. i.. q; ss.s
5a Mr.. Rector caught one Of the guy-ropes
Of an adjacent derrick and was saved. Mr..
Graham caught tano other one and slid rapidly
down, laeerating his hands badly in the de-
scent. Mr.. Berry fell through the main
.church-story, and, passing between the
iioists, struck the basement floor and was
horribly skinned and scratched, but re-
ceiyed no contusions. Mr.. Briscoe struck
the central stringer Of the main floor, and
besides serious bruises received ghastly
cut under the jaw-bone, which was frac-
tured. They had been warned that the tim
.bers were not well braced, but decided
otherwise. The injuries Of Messrs. Berry
and Briscee were at first considered dam
gerous, but have proven less SO than was at
first believed.-BriStolN Meas.
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Thc follow
this il court
Police CouRT, THuRsDA'
ing, cases we're disposed d
Yesterday hV Justice White :

PoIIcE GouRT, THuRsDN Thc follow.
ing cases were disposed this Court
Yesterday by Justice w bite
John Worshsm {coloredl charged with
stealing q lot Of manufactured tobacco from,
Jackson, Tnrpin. 81 Co, plead guilty TO the
charge, and was sentenced 10 four months
in the city jail. s5s 8
The tobecconists Of the city complain
greatly OF these petty thefts, and several of
Ethem yesterday morning congratulated Mr.
John Wren on his success in bringing this
party to Justice. Y...3s;s;
Thomas Blankenship, for violating the
city ordinance by allowing the water. from
his premises to run ON those OF N. P.I Van
rdervall, and thereby damage q wal, Wassor-
-dered to have the nuisance abatsd.
james Hays (colored), charged with d
felony. Case continued until Friday.
Il Claiborne Braxton, charged with having
a gold ring in his possession supposed to
have been stolen. Case continued until next
Thursday.
Bette Jackson (colored), charged with
stealing gold ring set with pearls. Case
continued until ext Thursday.
h Thomas Lewis and John REEVES, charged
with throwing rocks in the street, were
fined 81 each and their parents ordered to
have them whipped. Il.
Tunkie Taylor (colored), charged with
stealing two razors and pair Of shears
from Richard Lomax, was discharged, the
evidence not being sufficient to convict. #
Abram Wiley (colored) was fined $3.50
for not attending court when summoned. ,ss
Eliza Harris, Leila jackson, Margaret
Shirly, Emeline Taylor, Alice Harris, Ra-
chel Brown, and Louisa Brown, charged
with stealing basket, bucket, knife, and
five chickens from e. p. o,Dell. Eliza Har-
ris was discharged and the others were COM
mitted to Jail for six months in default Of
5000 surety.
George Morris, charged with creating a
disturbance in the store OF Joseph Morris
and threatening to assault said Joseph Nor
ris, was discharged on condition that he
would leave the city Immediately.
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R1cHMoNp. VA. Septeu

.@,, :, RICHMOND, VA, September 81, 1875.
Editors Dispatch: An item appeared in
your local columns stating that one Rev. j..
q. Braxton was pastor Of the West Point
Free-Will Baptist church. Allow me to
state that Braxton is not pastor or connect
ed with this denomination, having been ex-
PEELED from several churches for conduct
unbecomfng- Christian.
Rev.-J. w. Gaines is the pastor Of the
West Point church, and Braxton does not
belong to any church. Respectfully,
W. Fl. l.. COMBS, Clerk
Free-Will Baptist State Association.
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ARREST OF AN ALLEGED HORSE THIEF

+ ARREST OF AN ALLEGED HoRsE-THIEF-
The PROPERTY RECOVERED. .-Y Yesterday
morning Mr.. =Uriah G.. Hoyt drove down
Main street, and left his horse and buggy
standing in the street while he went into
an Office for the purpose OF transaeting
some business. Mr.. Hoyt remained for q
few moments, but on returning he found
his horse and buggy gone. He Immediately
informed Detective John Wren, who set to
work to ferret out the case. After getting
some clue as to the appearance of the party
who was seen to enter the vehicle, and the
course he took, he went to the lower part
of the city and waited awhile. Soon
he came across q man in buggy
answering the description Of the one lost.
He arrested the man and took him to the
station-house, where he gave his name Us
James Howard. He is tramp, and has, it
is said, been hanging about for some time.
After getting in the buggy he drove to-
wards the Mechanicsville turnpike, and in
quired Of the toll-gatherer the nearest road
to Washington, and being informed that he
was on the wrong road he returned for the
purpose Of taking the right one, but was in
tercepted by Detective Wren, as stated
above.
The horse and buggy has been identified
as the one lost by Mr. Hoyt.
,} The prisoner will have q hearing to-day
before the Police Justice.
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Throws DEN1AL.-To the Editor Of the
World: Sir,-During the past few years l
have been the subject Of so much calumny
life being perverted, and false incidents in
vented for that purpose that have long
since ceased to regard them or to deem it
important to contradict them. Injurious to
me as is the story recently published con-
cerning an alleged transaction on the rall-
road, II had at first resolved to treat this,
too, with silent Contempt. But the advice
of trustworthy friends admonishes me that
I owe it to them as well to myself to make
an exception in this last and most fagrant
instance. Accordingly I intrude myself
upon the public SO far as to pronounce the
story imputing to me dishonorable conduct
toward a lady in sleeping-car on the Hud-
son River railroad to be assolutely false, and
to declaae that stand ready to meet and re-
bel any and every accusation OF such mis-
conduct. IHEODORE IlLIoN.
Brooklyn, September 10, 1876.
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T. -
AN INCORRECT DIAGNOSIS DIR. Masters,
reporter of the New York World, sent dis
patch to that paper Tuesday night stating
that Mayor Latrobe said sit would hurt the
city, if The truth became known" p. The
Mayor says DIR. Masters misrepresented or
misapprehended him in making such state
ment. The Mayor, in the course Of conver-
sation with DR.. Masters in regard to the sem
sational and exaggerated dispatches OF the
World from Baltimore, asked him II the
Baltimore papers, on the appearance Of a
local sickness in a part Of New York, were
to publish a similar sensational report OF
the prevalence Of yenow-feyer in that city,
would it not iniure that city The Mayor
did not say the truth would hurt, but that
the sensational reports, as they appeared in
the World, would hurt Baltimore, but he
did not say those reports were true.-Sun.
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b IMPORTANT CHANGE IN THE RUNNING OF THE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIo TRAINS. From and
after Sunday the 9th, the Chesapeake and
Ohio morning mail train will leave here at
1920 Am. instead OF $3.50 A. NJ, as at
present, and will arrive at $40 P. NJ. in
stead Of $50 P. NJ, as at present.
The accommodation train will leave at
4:3O P. NJ. instead of 4:45 r. NJ, and will
arrive at A. n. -
The express train will leave Richmond at
11:45 p NJ. instead OF IL midnight, and will
arrive at 4:45 A. H., as at present.
Passengers for Lynchburg must take the
11:45 p. M. train; the day train does not
connect with the Orange road going south.
Passengers taking the Has P. M. train can
60 into the sleeping car at the depot, in this
city, ut $50 P. N. a,4
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PERsoSAI.-Ex Sheriff Conrad Wagner,
OF Henrico county, was .stung by a spider
on Wednesday and at one time his condition
was said to be critical. Yesterday he was
better.
!. Mr. Arthur Clark, son, OF A. B. Clark,
ESQ.,, from the Centennial, on Wednesday
met with an accident on, one OF the street
cars by which his teeth were injured. One
large number wounded.
Mr.. Robert B. Munford, commissioner OF
the revenue for the city of Richmond, de-
livered to the clerk OF the Hastings Court
yesterday about sixty certificates OF persons
reported for violations of the revenue laws.
Mrs. Stonewall Jackson and daughter
passed through the city yesterday, on their
way to the Centennial oiG the York River
railroad.
Mr. George Bowen, o native Of Richmond,
and nephew Of Mr.. George Bargamin, died
of yellow-fever Wednesday evening at half
past o'clock at Savannah.
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sUIc1DE IN DORCHESTER, MD. .-On Monday
morning last, James w. Strpughan, MEM
Der Of the firm of Straughn Brothers, Cam
bridge, Nd, committed suicide in that town
by cutting his throat. He arose as usual,
and after eating his breakfast went over to
a barber-shop and was shaved. After re-
turning to his store he procured shoe.knife,
and, repairing to his room up stairs, delibe-
rately drew the deadly blade from ear to ear.
His brother, hearing fall, fastened up to
his room and found him weltering in his
No cause is assigned for the rash act, except
temporary alteration Of the mind. He was
about forty years old, and member Of the
Order OF knights OF Pythias.
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LOGAL MATTERS.

REDUcTIos or EAI.ARrEs or OFFICERS AND
EMPLOYEES OF THE CHEsAPEAKE AND Ono
RAILROAD General wv. G. Wickhan, re-
ceiVer OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
has issued the following order:
CHESAPEAKE AND Ono RA1RoAD,l
RECEWER's OFFICE,
RIcHaoND, VA, September 20, 1876. }
General Orders No. 6.-The depressed
condition Of business in the country, md
the reduced rates Of transportation for
freight and passengers consequent thereon,
render general curtailrnent Of expenses
absolutely necessary on this road, as we'll as
on other roads which have already adopted
this measure, to meet the results Of these
low rates. st
i. From October /, 1876, the pay Of all
officers and employees Of this company will
be reduced ten per cent. from present rates
paid them.
p. William M. s. Dunn, engineer and SUI.
perintendent of transportation, is charged
with carrying into effect this order in re-
gard to all persons paid on pay.rolls.
3. John Garrett, cashier, is charged with
carrying into effect this order in regard to
those who are paid on vouchers.
sasf$ .s WINS. C. WICgHAM, Receiver.
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SALE OF THE g tENoUIRER. .H-Messrs. G.. Il.
Macon and T. NJ. Logan, trustees, this MORN
ing advertise for sale at public auction by
Messss Chafin, Staples & Co., on the Sd day
of October, all the property Of the Enquirer
Publishing Company, OF this city, including
the goodwill, type, presses, machinery,
books, and everything appertaining to the
Enquirer newspaper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-22

DRAMA AND CoNCERT FOR THE LEE MoNU-
HENT FUND. "A fairy drama and concert by
fifteen misses snd masters for the benefit OF
the Lee Monument Association will be given
at Virginia Opera House this evening at 8
O'Clock. The programme embraces " Beauty
and the Beast, y character songs, medley
dances, double clog dance, &c. Tickets can
be obtained at w Wyatt's musie-store. The
attendance will no doubt be large. The OBJ
iect for which the entertainment Is TO be
given could not well be more meritorious.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-22

SENT TO THE PENITENT1ARY.-In the Hus-
tings Court yesterday James Kelly, charged
with assaulting and beating Thomas Briggs,
was found guilty and sent to the penitentl-
ary for three years.
Thomas Randolph, charged with stabbing
and wounding John Gardner, was found
guilty and sent to the penitentiary for one
year. ..s,
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Hastings Coavt.-The court met yester-
day morning, but had to adjourn on account
Of the indisposition OF Commonwealth h's At
torney Atkinson. Mr.. Atkinson has been
complaining for several days past, and stood
to his post until he could stand 1t no longer.
A days rest will probably restore him, and
he will doubtless be on duty this morning
when the court meets.
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8itl,nlolld 9ispatth,
ss-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-.
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY
FRIDAY ...... SEPTEMBER %, 1875.
WEATHER REPORT.

PROBABILITIES TODAY Washington,
September 21.-For the South Atlantic
States, easterly winds, cooler, cloudy, and
rainy weather, with rising followed by fall
ing barometer, will prevail.
For the Middle States, northeast to north.
west winds. cloudy, or partly cloudy, cooler
weather, and higher pressure.
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SENT TO, JAIL.-In the Hastings Court
yesterday Martin Taylor, charged with
breaking and entering the storehouse OF
Randall Moore and John Bossieux, was
found guilty and sent to jail for six months.
Maggie Martin, charged with feloniously
cutting John Spargo, was found guilty.
sent to jail for three months, and fined one
cent .t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-22

AID FOR THE SAVANNAH SUFFEREgs.-Mr.
W. r. Quarles yesterday sent off S2l3.25 to
Savannah for the benefit Of the sufferers by
the yellow-feyer. Much more is needed,
and will doubtless be literally given for 80
worthy q cause. ~