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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-11

A DISTINGUISHED VIs1TOR.-Professor j.
D. Steel, A. NJ, Phi. D., OF Elmira Free
Academy, New York, the author OF popu'
lar Series of books on natural science, IS IN
the city. Yesterday he visited the Rich.
mond High-School, and expressed himself
as greatly pleased with all be saw and heard
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and got out was satisfied that he could not
have seen the child.
.-g+., sTATEMENT OF THE DRIVER.


;r The driver, Mr.. r. S.eLotsey. was asked
by the Coroner IL he had anything to say,
and in response Mr.. Lotsey said that some
man ran in front OF hisawagon and clapped
his hands and told him to stop. He did so,
and got down, and looking hack saw the
child lying bleeding on the sidewalk. The
next momentum. Wash. Jenkins picked up
the child and went into the house.
:. .; THE VERDICT. ,y-.. ....a
The examination having been concluded,
the. iury: after consultation, agreed upon
the verdict that the child came to his death
by being accidentally run over by wagon
driven by R. s. Lotsey, and they are further
OF opinion that the driver Is in nowise
blamable for the occurrence. ~
Mr.. Lotsey appears to be deeply dis
tressed at the sad accident, aud hfr. Jen-
kins's friends are unanimous in the opinion
that the accident was purely accidental, and
that DIR. Lotsey did not know that!the child
was anywhere near him. After the inquest
the Coroner discharged him.
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Total. 1896 1859

The subject for discussion-"Bi Biblical In
struction "-was then announced. Rev.
Mr.. Weddell being absent, Mr. j. L. Will
liams, being called upon, opened the dis
cussion, followed by Rev. Dir. Lee, Mr.
Thomas Poindexter, DR.. Peterkin, and
Rev. IT. G. Dashiell.
After singing the doxology, and prayer
by the Chairman, the meeting adjourned.
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The County Court This court adjourn.
ed Monday after disposing OF the clvil
docket.
Mr.. Junius A. Clark was appoln.e.u !;.
county inspector from Midlothian TO nl'
the vacancy OF George ". Je"ett' Re-
signed.
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Mayor's Court.-His Honor Mayor Chiles
had but little 10 occupy bis official attention
Yesterday. The only case disposed OF was
that OF Laura Chappel lcoloredI. She was
sent to Jail for stealing clothing frohl giri
last Christmas.
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NEW PAsToR.-Rev. Walter Brooks has
resigned his general agency of the American
Baptist Publication Society, and become
the pastor of the Second Baptist church
(coored) OF this c;ty.
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TRAIN DELAYED.-The eastward-bound
Chesapeake and Ohio mail train, due here
at 4:30 yesterday afternoon, did not reach
the city until about 1880, owing to general
debility and heavy weather on the western
division.
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Deputy Commissioner.-Mr. Thomas II.
Fisher qualified yesterday before Judge
CIopton as deputy commissioner OF the
revenue for the city, to assist Mr.. A. a.
Allen, the commissioner.
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WE ARE RECEIVING daily additions to our large
stock of Boots Shoes, Trunks, Satchels, sc. Prices
very low. Custom work (hand-made) made to order
and guaranteed to fit Repairing neatly and prompt
" done, HERMAN BoscHEN & BROTHER,
500 and 511 Broad street.
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4. Re!igious.--The meetings nightly at the
Methodist church continue. There have
been several conversions, and the interest
seems to keep up. ~,
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AN ENGLISH DONATION TO THE LEE Me-
MORTAL ASSOCIATION AT TLEx1NGToN.-Albert
Grey, Esq, of Halton Park, Lancaster,
England, has just sent Rev. DR.. j. William
Jones e1O (s5O.49) as contribution to
the effort Of the Lee Memorial Associa-
ton at Lexington to build a nsausoleum to
contain Valentines beautiful recumbent
figure OF Lee. ......
Mr.. Grey was in Richmond some time
ago, and was so much delighted with the
plaster cast, which he pronounced superb
work OF art, that he has sent this contribu-
ton towards the mausoeum, which is to
contain the marble figure. In his letter he
says:
"It gives me great pleasure to think that
the memory OF that great man and soldier
is to be adequately preserved"
Mr.. Grey is cousin of Percy Grey, Esq.
1.-THE poet), was a correspondent OF the Lon
don Standard, and is u gentleman OF cul-
ture and refined taste. This contribution
from our " English cousin " will be warmly
appreciated.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die States, clear or fair weather and north.
crly to easterly winds, with stationary or q
slight rise in temperature, and rising ba'
rometer. ..,' go.
For the South Atlantic States, rising
temperature, partly cloudy weather, with
northerly to westerly winds, and rising ba'
rometer.
For the Gull States, slightly warmer
partly cloudy weather, and in the south
west local rains, northerly winds shifting to
casterly and southerly, and slight changes
in barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partl!
cloudy weather and local rains, with sta
tionary or rising barometer, northerly te
easterly winds, and slight rise in tempera
ture.
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For children, convacscents, and invalids Of weak
constitutions, the use of CoLDEN'S LIEBIG'S
LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF AND TONIC 1SyIGoR-
TOR will be found Invaluable.
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Recruiting the Chain Gang.-David Sea-
mans. who was sentenced at the last term Of
the Hastings Court to one year in Jail, has
been ordered to work out the time in the
chain-gang. -@
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THE DEATH list. whole number OF
deaths in the city during the PAST week, ex.
elusive Of still births, was 22-white, II
colored, IL.
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AT HOME AGAIN.-Mr. o. j. Heinrich,
superintendent Of the Midlothian coal
mines, in Chesterfield county, who has been
abroad examining the mines in Europe, has
rat1,rned
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A BRIDGE OVER THE BAsIN.-A petition
is in circulation among the businessmen OF
the city asking the Council TO construct
bridge over the basin at Ninth street, IN
order to connect with the Free bridge. :
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barber.shop, on Hull street, an immens
crowd assembled to enjoy It.

The, Wind.-We have not heard Of any
serious, damage done by the storm Of Mon
day, though great many large trees were
blown down and barrf- roofs lifted.
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IF YOU WISH GOOD SUPPER go to the LADIES'
FAIR at the Second Baptist church tonight Oysters
In every style.
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YOU CAN GET A No. DINNER FOR FIFTY
CENTS at the Ladies' Fair, Second Baptist church.
Dinner from to O'Clock z. NJ. Oysters served In
pynry stylp.
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TIE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN will find large
number of useful and pretty things at the LADIES
FAIR held in lccture-room Second Baptist church.
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a BEAUTIFUL MONITOR SEWING MACHINE is
among the useful articles on sale at the Second Ba-
list Church Fair, .. ~. li-.it
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GO TO LEVY BROTHERS. TO make your spring
purchases You will save largely and be we'll pleased
with your selections.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-A colored man named
William Wilkerson was found dead at his
home, No. 623 Third street, yesterday. On
Monday he was out, but complained Of be-
ing sick. The Coroner concluded that he
died OF heart-disease. No inquest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-11

81. ELLYsoN 6 Co., advertising agents. Insert ad-
vertisements In all Of the newspapers Of the United
States at publishers rates. Orders left at the DIS
match counting-room will receive prompt aten-
tion. sC4
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SAW A aAN PICK up THE CHILD,

or drag It to the curb-stone. The wagon
was going very slowly, and it was bis I'M
preston that the driver was about to stop;
and from the manner in which he stopped
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.CROQUET.

~ RO QU e T.:
RANDOLPH S ENGLISH
Z sssr .ff have for sale
A SET OF CRoQUET, with eight balls ana mailels'
not in box, a5 cents;
SETS IN BOXES at Sl.25, $3.50, ~, sz.oo, So'
IS, and $6, with Instructions.
Sent freight paid for so cents extra.
Large stock OF other games at r,,.,r
ap 9.d&w 1909 and 1904 MAIN STaEET.-
rROQUET FORTHE EMILLION.-Eight
~ balls and malIets, nicely painted; stakes and
10 arches; packed In strong box with shue ho'
with book Of Instructions. Price, u: 40.
in box, 95c.
- j. T. ELLYSON,.
i ap 3.1ms l11a Ma.a sssses'
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AN OLD PLANK-RoAD IN THE City
"REMINISCENCES, &C.-Y Yesterday, while Cap
tain Wilkinson, with his chain-gang, was
cutting the trench for culvert in Lombard
alley near Thirteenth street he came across
a portion of ptank-road five or six feet
below the surface, with the timbers, cross
pieces, and plank IN good state OF pre-
servation. There Is probably no one in the
city who remembers the time when this was
used as public road. BY reference to
map OF the city drawn by Richard Young
prior to the year 1909 we find that what is
now known us "Governor or Thirteenth
street was put down as "county road"
This road led to the bank OF the river (then
much wider than it now is) at the point
where the gas-holder is located, where a
landing known as the Crock wharf" " had
been built to allow small vessels to discharge
and receive cargoes. 1t is supposed that the
plank unearthed by Captain Wilkinson was
used ut some time during the last century
in repairing this road to Rock wharf.
At that time the city was almost east OF
Shockoe creek, and where the Old Market
house stands was whortleberry swamp.
All the business of the city was done below
Eighteenth street, and the finest private re-
sidcnces in the city were located there and
on Church Hill; and at that time, or very
soon thereafter, the city was supplied with
water, through wooden pipes, from Bloody
Run spring.
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LEVY BROTHERS, are selling their goods at very
low figures, and should be encouraged BY all IN want
of GOOD Dry Goods at the lowest prices.
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TO SEE HOW CHEAP goods are sold now, 90 TO
LEVY BROTHERS,. They offer extra Inducements
tostheIr customers,
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I The Charms of Music.-Our people are
lovers OF music Last night when Aliens
band, Of Richmond, played several over. oye,.
lures and symphonies In Richard BAKER .
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DON'T FAIL to look at Levy BROTHERS. Silks
They have the cheapest good, ever offered for sale
this city
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HUsTISGs CoURT.-The Hastings Court
was engaged yesterday in the transaction Of
civil business ..
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DICHMOND THEATRE.

THREE NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
COMMENCING APRIL 18TH.
Seventh annual tour and first appearance in Rich
mond Of the eyer-popular
TONY PASTOR
and his
FAMOUS NEW YORK COMPANY
25 ARTISTsl rs
25 ARTISTS! 25
25 ARTISTS! 25
including GUS WILLIAMS, the KERNELS. DEL
EHANTY and HENGLER, HARRIS and CAR
ROLL, the AUSTIN BROTHERS, MISS CLARA
MOORE, and others.
To conclude with the extravaganza
DINKLEsPIEL's BLUNDERS.
Admission, 25, SO, and 76c. Reserved seats, $l:
to be had at JoHNsToNs, 81 Nain street.
nm 10-3t
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NEW DRESS GOODS at LEVY BROTHERS

. CONE, young and old,
Have your fortunes told.
At 8 O'Clock every night
The Gipsy sure to tell 1t right.
At the tent IN the centre Of the Fair-room OF the
Second Baptist church.
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Rithmond 4ispattll.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II, 1877.

HS-TrIE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
pArERs OF THE CITY .
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GRAND SOUTHERN TOURl

GRAND SOUTHERN TouR'
THE GREAT FOREPAUGH SHOW!
undisputaby the LARGEST IN THE WORLD, will
exhibit at Richmond two days only,
APRIL 10TH AND 17T1I, .U
MONDAY AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
EVENING. ..,.,-,
Location: Corner SECOND and L EIGH STREETS.
With It's SIX LEARNED ELEPHANTS and the
WONDERFUL HIPPOPOTAMUs. Special card
Let the ladies' and little folks it. There was born
on the 1st Of February, 1877, In our Great Menag-
eric,
4 BEAUTIFUL BABY ELEPHANTl
the first and only one ever born In captivity In any
country outside the Tropical Zone 1t Is only 33
inches long and 81 in height. To see this
newborn Infant Elephant nursing with Its mouth
and trunk is the rares queerest scene ever beheid
SEA LIONS, RHINOCEROs, 10 LIVING LIONS, :
more WILD BEASTS than any three Of the largest
menageries travelling f
GREAT QUADRUPLE CIRCUS!
ELABORATE MUsEUMt
AND TRAINED WuD-ANIMAL SHOW!
8 ALL UNDER CENTRE-POLE TENTS.
rGluirins and using three great railroad trains,
drawn by three forty-ton engines.
THE GRAND DREss-PARADE
takes place at o'clock on the morning OF each ex
hibtion.day; you will see nearly mile Of Mrrored
Tableau- Cars, Herd Of Elephants, Two Powerful
Musical Organizations.
TONY FRANKS BUFFALO BAND, -
AND MANUEL PERALTO'S GREAT MEXICAN
BAND.
Their first appearance In this country; engaged In
the City of Mexico expressly for the Great Fore
paugh Show.
BATTALIONs OF MEN AND HORSES, '.'
ra. AND A MILLION-DOLLAR SHOW.
Opens at and 7 hegius one hour later.
Admission to
Children under nine years
Sec papers programmes, &C.. for details.
ADAM FOREPAUGH, Proprietor.
ap p7-l0,11,l2,13,14
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LEVY BROTHERS have received splendid lot
bargains in Hamburger Edgings and Insertings.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, COOL,
and pleasant, with high winds during the
early part Of the forenoon.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY : & \. NJ, 40 ;
9 A. NJ. 46; noon, 81; 3 p. NJ. G3; 6 r.
~, 81; midnight, As.
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SILKS In beautiful designs at LEVY BROTHERS.

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done ut the
DISPATCH PR1NTING-HousE. Good work, 10"
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & co.

ARE RECEIVING
by every steamer the latest styles and novelties in
SPRING GOODS.
which they guarantee canno, be bought cheaper At
retail in tie United States. In
they defy competition in this market, their stock
being handsomer and larger than ever before, en-
brac!ng all OF The new shades. III
BLACK GOODS
they are keeping larger and finer stock than they
have ever done and call especial attention to this
line OF their business. very large assortment OF
sCN-SIIADES AND PARAS0LS,
latest styles and shades. A full line Of
LADIES UNDERWEAR.
NOVELTIES IN NECK-TIES, sc.
LACE FIsCIIUEs,
very handsome. 4 large stock Of
CASSIMERES.
Imh "a
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PRENTING.HOUsES.

. PRINTING.HOUsEs.
DISPATCH PR1NT1ke-HoUsE:
GOOD WORK. LOW PRICES. q
..-... ......... &. ...--
Having one Of the LAR G EST AND BEST
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN THE SOUTH. COM
bined with skiliul mechanical talent, we are pre-
parcd to execute promptly, In the very best style,
and AT LOW PRICES, every description Of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
BUsINEss-cARDs, ''-Istt
.. PROFESSIONAL-CARDs
WEDDlNG-CARDS,
n.,. SHOW-CARDS,
BiLL-HEADs,
LETTER-HRADs,
NOTE HEADS,
ACCOUNTS SALE,
STATEMENTS,
SoiioA'' CHECKS, >,orrs
CIRCULARS,
BILLS LADING,
RECEIPTS
DRUG-LABELs, r.os
.... .'s ~. - BRIEFS,
&C., &C.
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK A
SPECIALITY.
We have oil the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE
and execute work In style that cannot be surpassed
Orders from the country promptly filed and
1iyered by express or mail.
'''T'.- A"A -. 49, - NH 21-dsw,&w
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ing lot on the west side OF Tenth street between
Main and Cary. $500 -
". GODDIN, 8 =. N. executors sale Of two lots In
the plan OF Bacon5 Quarter Branch tavern pro-
perty. ..s. - ....-.'
JOHN MCCORMICK, IL A. NJ, furniture. &c.
JAMES MACDOUGALL, 101 A. n. and INF M.
at No. 1913 Main street, catalogue sale OF OIL
paintings, &c.
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CYCLE BROTHERS
- mAy. JuS1 OPENED AFuLL ASSORTMENT
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.

Beautiful STRIPED SILKS 81 Soc, never sold less
thIn IL per yard:
BLACK SILKS. from Il to IS per yari-a large as
sor'ment: --..-.-.
COLORED DRESS GOODS-Such ~ PONGEE
SILKS and ali the numerous styles Of CASSl-
NERES for gcnilc!ncu's and boys wear, from
Soc. 10 $3.50 per yard: ~
a; SOC worth from 75c. 10 81 per yard;
4 complete assortment of WHITE GOODS-Ca!n-
hricS. Swiss Muslius, CheCn Nalnsook. and VIC
tOra Lawns: -
A large assortment of CAMBRlC EDGES;
toESETS from soc. TO So
SO niece. OF WASH-POPLINS at &c. per yard.
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a AMUSEMENTa.

MUSIC, TABLEAUX, AND sTATUARY.i
The tabeaux will be in the hanas Of the most skiE-
flartists. and when they have for material sucn
number Of lovely young ladies as have volunteered
their services must prove beautiful beyond descrp-
tion. ..t ''>iH' -
Tickets, soc. flor sale at Wyatts and bookstores
No reserved seats. ~ r.s s.s..,s, ,s, .np l1-zs
GRACE-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
" THITRsDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS AT 8
O'CLOCK-Dr. w. III. TAYLOR VIII give 1uo,of
his ever-popuar and scientific exhibitions, accom-
panied with descriptive lecture. Proceeds for the
benefit OF the church, > Lf.
Admission, only csc. ap 41-3E
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4 Great many Of these goods have been purchased
within the .as,tcn days In New York al panic prlccs,
and will bc sold accordingly.
II wiiIray YOU 10 eva mine our stock before buying
o.>"w here.
We o!!rr special Inducements on account OF re-
,Doyir. 10 our new store No.319 Broad street, De-
tween Third and Fourth. -
SYCLE BROTHERS.
429 Broad street,
mh27.lm between Fourth and Fifth streets.
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A r COST! AT COST!

Having determined to discontinue the dry-good
business shall from this day offer my entre stock o
SEAsVNABLE AND wELL-ASSORTED GOODS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-17

The trial of S. Whine, C. Cowell
and Byron Graham, indicted for bur.
glary, came up in the District Court
yesterday morning, and the was
filled with spectators who found the
place a very comfortable retreat from
the outside discomforts of the snow
storm and who listened TO the testi-
mony with great interest. Beside the
evidence Of various witnesses the pros
ecution introduced several notes OF the
defendant Coweli, in which he had in
structed the parties who were Jointly
indicted with him as to the story they
should tell, and also the whereabouts
of a portion of the stolen property.
The defendants attorney denied the
genuineness of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
theory being hat the man Whine had
wrote them, and attributed their pro-
duction to Cowell. Many of cur local
experts were called, both by the pros
ecution and defense, and their opin-
ions asked as to the resemblance be-
tween the notes and admitted genuine
specimens OF Cowell's chirography.
The amount of knowledge brought to
bear on the point was astonishing, and
the Court and spectators were much
enlightened as to the characteristics
and nice points in connection with a
mans penmanship. The trial C
pied the days session.. The case was
given to the jury at five o'clock, and
they were out until eleven, when they
returned a verdict of guilty as against
Whine and Cowell, and not guilty in
the case of Byron Graham.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-17
Look Out for Him.

Sheriff Sias received the following
letter from the Nye county authorities
yesterday. Forewarned is forearmed,
and our merchants will do well by
keeping a weather eye out for the
young fraud:
lone, Nye county. April IL.
To the Sheriff of Eureka county
Sir: Look out for a confidence man.
A young man, signing his name as H..
f. Grant, came through here from
Wadsworth. He swindled everybody
on the road, and whilst here two days.
ATTAINED $40 OF false reports. He rep
resents himself as an assayer looking
for a place to locate and had freight on
Traynor's teams-all of which was
false. He is a young man, curley hair,
wore plaid clothes. low shoes with
bright buckles, and a canvass-lined
overcoat. He went from here to Aus
tin, and may go to your place. IL he
does put in an appearance you will do
your merchants IA favor to warn them.
Yours, ETC., GEO. N. VEATCH.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-17
Another TrOtting Race.

The racing fever is spreading, and
impromptu trotting matches are all the
go. Saturday afternoon, one of tho
attaches of the Eureka Foundry, who
prides himself on the possession of a
trotting wonder, Bucephalus, made up
a race with the owner of a roar nag
who rejoiced in the sobriquet of Rosin-
ante. The course selected was from
Dick Ryland's private residences to the
Richmond furnace. Three heats were
trotted, and the foundryman's horse
won them all very handily, without
turning a hair--the horse has not got a
hair to turn; distance, oue-quarter of
q mile; time, something inside of six
minutes. Bucephalus is undergoing
a course of Halls Hair Restorative,
and if the experiment proves a success,
the beauty of the animal will only he
rivalled by his speed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-17
A Sequel to the EIopeInent.

The female eloper, whose sudden de-
parture from Mineral Hill we chron-
icled on Friday, has returned to the
burg and is making things very lively
for those interested. 1t seems that her
former proprietor consoled himself for
her loss by taking possession OF the
fur niture and removing the same to
his own premises. The lady being
duly informed ofthese proceedings, tore
herself away from cloves young dream"
and taking the back track dropped
On the spoiler like q Junebug. "Hell
hath no fury like a woman deprived of
her household goods" and as a conse.
quence the Hillites have a first.class
sensation all to themselves. His Honor,
Judge Smith, in view of the legal
complications likely to arise, wears "a
grave countenance, and is studying the
latest work on chattels. We do not get
any Information in regard to the facts
from Bony Ayers, but he knows all
the parties and feels a deep interest in
everything relating to it.