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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-21

ELECTRIC LIGHTS AT THEATREs.-[From
fine london Ne1cS. August sc, ]-LasC eve
ming the Strand was Illuminated by nm un-
usually brilliant light produced by the Lou
tin system of lighting by electricity, Which 81,
has been successfully tried in Pafas. ihe
huiiding selected for the experiment was
the (Iaietv Theatre, the boarding ana seal
folding OF which assumed quite fairy-llke
onnaarance under the strong light pro-
dnced bv some half-aozen lamps sus-
nended from the windows. Ihere seemed
10 be vague idea among the crowd
gazing at the sight that the enterprasln%
manager was preparing novel trans1orma-
ton scene outside, in view OF the TACT tliat
the theatre itself is closed for repairs. Inc
Chief point OF NJ. Loutin's Invention hes IN
its capabilty to produce through one ma
chine several foci Of light, Wh1ch eau DC
made to burn independently OF one au-
other. In order to thoroughly test Its me-
rits in this respect the promoters OF the eX-
neriment propose to carry the connecting
wires over which the electric current passes
TO Pail Mall, distance of half mile from
the machinery BY which the light is pro-
duced. Up to the pFesent time single
machine is capable OF producing ~ liShts,
and the motive force required for llsnt
equal to that OF 100 Carcel burners Is
half horsepower. The generator
which at present lies in the base
ment OF building in Catherine
street. differs essentially from all electric
machines hitherto known, as it produces
at will various currents, described as
"unique," multiple " Direct and en- },
yerted,v which currents can be distributed
on several circuits. The apparatus for reg
ulating the light is founded on a new and
simple system whereby the disadvantages
attached to the regulators hitherto employed
are obviated. The light can be made to act
for fifteen hours ut a stretch without inter-
ruption, whatever degree OF intensity is
given to the electric current. The expense
OF the motive power and the carbons USED
in the lamp will, it is believed. enable a
light to he produced at about bali The cost
Of gas. As an experiment the lighting up
Of The Gaiety Theatre last evening may be
said to have been fairly successful, the
lights, with one or two exceptions, having
burned steadily froul. 8 O'Clock to about
midnight.
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By Robert b Lyme
Real Estate Agent and Auc1oneer,
1912 Main street.

TxECUTOR'S SALE OF A NICE pc,
EITACHED FRAME HOUSE. WITH 81 G0U az
LOT &S sTgATERpr 9N EHE M EETGH h AND
S1 ~ II SND ADJ DINING THE RESIDENCE
OF HENRY bETzGAR ESQ AT saac R1sIes de-.
The request of the executor OF isa h r",nsaes on
WEDSEsDAY the 27lh day Of August ,I !Sas . az d
O'Clock p d., the HOUSE ana LOT aDoSe , uei
eoa,.hnuse. &c. Tne lot has a front Of about ~
feet and runs back about lse feet a,,od mesns wish
Wv nnrrass good home Is Invited 10 this sale.
~" TERMS One ttird cash; balance ut Fix twelve,
and eighteen months, negotiable noErs secured py
trust diced. 1oi'Gi'A -. ~ 49, Az ,aa
81 LNaSI.o..SS..
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l.,.r .I,,I,,lrl[I s "a Days.
By Poindcxter q Topper,
Real Estate Agents and AnctionceTs,
1000 Main street.

-. m<<-xn
rrRusTEE,s SALE OF 41S ACRES OF
LAND, AND SPLENDID IMPR0xEhE1MsIISS
THEREON, IN. b NKIGO Comfnslr,fii,, , WI
PaIhn LEADING FROM RIC a ny 9 y ~ ~ ~
GHAHLEs CITY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS g C.sr,ns, deed
~ fInst Ell BY George B. Bonneli s9r
Margaret f. Johnson dated DULY 2s ls1n ana fan,y
rernrSed In he clerks office Of the Henrlco
Court (cfault having been made 10 Ihe y "
certain note therein secuIedll shai sell nclnk
nnrnd so tn do by the beneficiary. on FEiiyA Az
g,st 40. 1873 at Henrico County Court, NJ ~ Al
the above valuable property This far I,n Is and
Movements being very supericr-'he low,eTonnas
prtennr hack 20 the river. frst-c ass dweiiips,
annie oul-huildings. and iilne-Rlin rccehl'S
ed. are a part OF the premises. =,
TERMS cash OF sale; am d nc n9t ssi ..
4 o1 the resi5ue npon the following Credits: One
note OF 500 payable Janaary 90, 1s1s ahI tS s
1870: and The balance payable upon ,,such terms as
sha.i oe - G. X. MACON. Trustee.
po1SnESrER C UPPER, Auctioneers. au 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-21
BY Robert 3. Lyme
Real Estate Agent ana Auctionecr,
1912 Main street.

UCTION SALE, WITHOUT LIMIT
n OR RESERVE. ON THURSDAY, THE 22D
DAY OF AUGUST. 1879 $y at 0ek9Ck r. M :,
BiTu.DING NO. 213 EAST BROAD STREET,
BETWEEN SECOND AND THIHD STREETS.
TO BE REMOVED in TEN DAYS.-At the re-
ouest OF the owner, will offer for sale. upon The
premises. on the day and hour above mentioned, the
entire FRAME PORTION Of the building, consist-
ing Of sash, blinds, doors, windows, door-faInes,
&c. &c.
!, The attention of those wishing to purchase build
ing materials at Il low figure Is invited to this sale.
TSRMS: Cash.
am 90 ROBERT d. LYME. Auctloneer.
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I,y Robert Is. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent aud huctioncer,
No, 1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF \ NICE FRAME
Il HOUSE AND GOOD LOT SITUATED ON
TIE NORTHEAST CORNER OF ST. PAUL
AND BAKER STREETS, AND OPPOSifE Ia
kER-STREET SCHOOL. AT AUCr1OS.-In exc.
c,lton of a certain deed of trust from kichgrt
Mcckinss 10 the IN 'ersignct as trustee dated 29lh
eery Court d. p IS H. Z se G5f n f9 aay su of
August. 1878, mt O'Clock Z. NJ being required 90
to DO by lie beneficiary named IN said deed Default
having been made IN the PAYMENT Of the bones Sc
said deed. The lot has a front OF 20 feet ON 1T.
Paul street aud runs back Laker street l20 feet
To an cigit-foot alley which II has front 81 80
feet. The house is q new frame one, and contains
about four rooms. ~,
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF sale and sum.
Client 10 nav off two bonds past due ana interest
thercon-yiz bond for $3.50. with interest thereon
from january 80 1868. and bond for 100. win
inl crest thereon from July 20, 1868, and residue
upon terms TO be given NJ sale.
on Trustee.
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BY Robert L. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and auctioncer,
1919 Main street.

TRUSTEES' SALE OF TWO SMALL
/ FRAME HOUSES ON n STREET BE
TWEEN TENTH AND Fife ENTH STREETS
Ar AUCTlON.-in execution OF u certain Geei OF
trust to the undersigned trustees. dated August 3:
1877 from John johnson and wife. and recorded
l2l we will Qter for sale upon the premises, ut
public auction, on SATURDAY the oath day OF
August, 1878, at O'Clock +. NJ, being required so
10 do by the holder of the secured by said decd
default having been made in the payment OF the
same. all the PROPERTY conveyed by the sand
deed consisting OF TWO THREE-ROOM FRAME
TENFsAIENIS. now occupied by john johnson and
Lee Holmes. The LOTS have front Of about
fourteen feet ana ran back good deplll, Inc
houses would pay very good per cent on the In
vestmt Mt.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses Of sale and enough
O pay of n note for S13J. with all costs &c. there
on; residue upon terms TO BIZ given at sale.
X. 4. MEAGIlER,
RIO. STILES,
90 Trustees.
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BY Chatlin, Staples & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
tenth and Main streets.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L HOUSE AND LOT ON TIE NORTH SIDE OF
CARY STREET BETWEEN MADISON AND
BELVIDERE STREETS. DESIGNATED As
DWELLING No. 312 WEST CARY STREET.
BY virtue Of Il certain deed Of trust dated august
2,1S75. and duly recorded In The Chanccry Court
clerks office OF. tile city Of Richmond, Va, default
having been made in the payment of The Interest on
the ameunt therein secured we shall sell (being re-
uurcd so 10 do by The heneiicary) on FRIDAY the
23d day of August 1878, upon The premises at the
hour of s O'Clock =. NJ. the above Va luablc PRO-
PERTY. The LOT has Il front Of lG feet inches,
and runs back between parallel lines 5S feet to an
alley. Tie DWELLING Is OF brick, built III SD
and has eight rooms, with the usual modern conve-
niences. The attention Of those seeking Il comfort
able home Is asked ta this sale.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses of sale ana S7S54
and upon The following credits: 1854 payable I'd
of February. 1879: 1854 payable Cd OF August.
1879: 1854 payable 2d OF February. 1880: and
81 .696.54 payable I'd OF August. 1850; AMI the
balarcc, if any, upon such terms as Will be an
nOuuccd ut the sale.
i. NJ. RUTHEHFOORD,l rrr,s,aos
all l3 III. l.. STABLES,
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FURNITURE.

E@R sALE:-Desiring to give my@
stock a. CHAMBER, PARLOR. aud DINING vi
ROOM tEURNITUREiS now for sale ut manu-
faIctureEs, prices. $500,
: oyer ij!teen per cent. sawed by purchasing your
FIJREfTCRE &c ARTHUR ROONEY'S,
WareroosGs 1907 Main street.
PS-YHRLOR SUITS or Catel,ne and other Pine
IypholsiefE; CHAMBER SUITS of French Plate
Class and best Finish: SAFEGUARDS, HAT
RAiIKS, REPRESENTATIVES, &C.-ali OF the
enes make amp patterns.
SUCH opportunity is seldom offered to get GOOD
EfTRNSITI RE-. te29
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rTuE ALLEGHANI SPRINGS FOR
L SALE.-lu accordance with = Gecre entered in
the Montgomery Circuit Court December III. lSIf,
III the St of John +. Slaughter aud Others u.s. JOilll
d. Langhornc and others. As commissioners we VIII
sell ut auction. on tie premises, THuRSl'A l, Au-
Situated in Montgomery county. Va. known as lie
ALLEGHANi SPRINGS, comp isinG about I.2uo
or 300 acre of agricultural and grass lands well
fenced and in high state OF cultivation, with the
improvements theron.
HOTEL. COTTAGES. &C, In good repair. afford
Ing irst-rlass accommodations for 600 guests. The
largest BlLLIARD-RUuM and finest TEN-PIE
ALLEY in I'll" State: one STOkE-HOCSE, now
renting for 5000 per annum: one No. STABLE
and other cul buildings. Including BATH-HOU>E,
two excellent FARM-HOUsES or DWELLINGS.
with all necessary out-houses: one SAW-MlLl.. one
C0RN.MILL. BLACKSMITH and WHEEL
WRIGIlT-SHOPS, &c.
Viii also sell the Personal PROPERTY. rom
sistns of the entire outfit tor the springs and farm.
For more minute description of this very valuable
property reference Is made 10 the circulars of the
Springs: among other features. setting forth the
great value OF the WATERS for their medicinal
properties. PERSONS desiring 10 purchase arc III
vied TO examine the property before day OF sale.
TERMS OF SALE: One eighth OF purchase-money
cash; one eighth in ninety days, purchaser giving
heI eor his negotiable note, satisfactorily endorsed,
with interest from day OF sale residue OF purchase
money credit of one, two, and three years,
homestead. and approved personal security, said
bonds bearing Interest from dav OF sale. Purchaser
shall also be required 10 insure the buildings said
property for the benefit OF the benefclares under
the decree for an amount equal 10 one fourth OF the
purchase money! said insurance 10 be kept up until
the Court otherwise direct.
THOMAS E. SULLIVAN.
CHARLES NJ. BLACKBOARD,
GEORGE T. TAYLOE,
jy 22-lm Commissioners.
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lsS,sNTHNG-aaDGSES.


DIsPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.
GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.
Having ona of the LARG EST AND BEST
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN THE SOUTH, con-
ained with skilful mechanical talent, we are pre-
pared to execute promptly, in the very best style
md AT LOW PRICES, every description Of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
SUCH AS
BUSINESS-CARDS-
yISITING-CARDs.
Observation-Disclosures,
WEDDING-CARDS.
sHOW-CARDa,
CIRCULARS.
BILLS LADING,
RECEIPTS
BILL-HEADs.
LErTEE-HEADs.
NOTE-HEADs,
ACCOUNTS SALE.
STATEMENTS
NOTICES CHECKS, xorrs
DRUG-LABELS,
-. TAGS,
ENVELOPES,
ARGUMENTS.
BRIEFS,
&C., &c.
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK A
SPECIALITY.
We have oil the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE
and execute work In q manner that cannot be sur
passed.
We also do all kinds Of BINDING and RULING.
Orders from the country promptly filed and de-
llvered by express or mail.
We will cheerfuIly furnish estimates and send
samples when required. NH 12-d.sw.&w
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RsrSESESS CHANGES.
TOR SALE OR RENT q:
RARE OPPORTUNITY

RARE OPPORTUNITY
RICHMOND ARCHITECTURAI.I RON-WORKs-
'..; established for more than twenty years
embracing centrally located LOT Of $50 feet front
on Cary street. running back on the line of Eleventh
stree; $50 feet 10 an alley twenty feet wide.
The improvements consist of MACEEINE-SHOP,
built of brick and covered with slate, 6ox150 feet
of three full Stories exclusive of cellar and atc
BRICK FOUNDRY, 4Ox90 feet; and BRICK OF
FlCEs and PATTERN-SEOP, 3Ox6O feet.
In the foundry are TWO LARGE CRANES-So.
5 Mckenzie cupO!a and Sturtcvant blower.
The MACH IN E-SHOP embraces complete outfit
Of valuable tools, such as
h.. MACHINE LATHES,
DRuL:PkESSEs,
~ Observation-Disclosures. &c.
collection of PATTERNS OF great variety, en-
bracInc almost every order OF architecture. IN
fact everything necessary Ia start up the Works
at once for business of 100000 per lnnllm.
FLOORS in the main building-6ONl5O teet-wiii
he let to manufacturing operations or small machine
works, In whole in part. with or without power,
furnished 1T reasonable rates.
Con<iuering the cOmm0dlOus and central charac-
ter of the building. and the facilities that can be
furnished 10 small enterprises of the craracter OF
machinery wnrks,a rare opportunity Il offered 10
parties desiring 70 engage In such business.
The property will De sold at q great sacrifice from
Pur;hasar can divide the machinery. plttcrns.
&c., from the real estate II lie docs not care To buy
the latter.
Proifers for a lease OF the whole property. for
the machinery. patterns, &c, win such portions OF
the real estate may be needed for the conduct of
the business. will be entertained. Apply In person
WILLIAM l.. CowARDIN, President,
au 12-eod2w Richmond. Va.
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s. A UBUREn FOR SALE.

IN
Pursuant to Il decree Of the Circuit Court of
Matthews county the undersigned. us special COM
mi, sioncr, Will sell ut public auction. 10 the highest
bidder, III Mathews Courthouse. OH MONDAY the
10Th day of September. 1878 first day of Circuit
Court, the beautiful ESTATE called "AIbCRN,''
situated OH North river, In Mathews county.
This ES'rAI T. contains COZ ACRES. but Will be
sold i'll gross. to be the same more or sess. Three
huntlrc, and ffty-two acres lie Immediately upn:l
North river. and 24S ut Il distance OF about t" o
miles, OH what is called Church swamp.
This il of tie most desirable homes IN VIZ
pinia. Situated in delightful nci2hborlooI. OH the
salt water but little more than three miles from the
bay. ami possessing all the advantages Of such Sit
aiion In the health and luXures IL affords. IL offers,
with a large and handsome BRICK MANSION. eN-
ttusve uwD fine shade trees good orchards. highly
improved SOIL. and extensive plantation buildings 4
rare opportunity TO those who desire To purchase III
elegant country establishment.
THE TERMS OF SALE will be cash enough to pay
the costs OF suit and EXPENSES of sale. and for The
discharge of certain liens create! by deeds oi trust
and ~ 10 the residue OF Tie rurchasc-moucy there
will be given credit of one. two. and three wears.
The purchaser to execute bonds for the deferred
payment, with approved security, with interest
thereon from HE day OF sale. The title Is 10 he re-
tanned until The whole purchac-in0ney Is rai". IL
is believed that the cash required viii not exceed
$4,000. WILLIAM u. TALIAFERRD.
Special Commits ioner.
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, August |, ISIS.
nu l.1Ssw laWfw
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Tn q little more than two weeks oysters
will be gfpe,-.Vfso l3GUeai REGISTER.
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L,OR RENT, TEE LARGE AND AT @s
L TRACTIVE NEW RESIDENCE. with eli
two-sory side yeranda and large yard attached,
No. 8 IL west Franklin street. between Monroe ana
Madison streets, with all modern improvements,
hot and cold stationary wasl-tubS, al ward
robe closets on every floor, containing thirteen
rooms besides store. and bathrooms Possession
immed: atcy and very reasonable terms TO careful
tenant. Apply TO JOHN l. GODDiN,
an S-eodln Real Estate Agent.
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HYURE OF STEAMERS.

TOR NEW YORk.-'rhc Old arTtTSs
Il Dominion Steamship Company ss.rss--sII-,
steamship WYANOJf.. Captain COICIl, will SAL!
FRIDAY, August 23d. mt ii O'Clock a. NJ.
Freight received until 10 O'Clock a. NJ.
Through bills Of ladlng signed and gooiis for'
wuried with dispatch TO all points north, south, east
and west: also, TO foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, SIP; lound-trip tickets,
1924. Storage, SC aud Sc.
For freight or passage. apply to
q. W. ALLEN e CO.. Agents.
M Olaf Compauy's Wharf. Rockets.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AM Ht'rEhN~f
CCHEDULE OF TRAINS. $3.50
- CUAihENClht MA IL !H'''
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RAILROAD LINES.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING ryyr,-,
SUNDAY, JULY 2. 1878. avg
THROUGH MAIL yPAIy n,ur

lI.f
No. 1-1:40.P. NJ. Ieayes Richmond: arr,r,.
s trIia:s =, 4 Al! r. H.. >m =.
S;o3 L. d. ,'E-eGsprr i0:GI;
=, and Charlotte 1913 \. Il. = N''
No. 2-2:5O A. NJ. leaves ChirjG:;r: arr,r.e .
Salisbury 4:53 4. VI. t,rr.r4NE
bore SAC y. ". Dlnyiir
e:53 \: NJ. >a:hcrgin'S AK
y. 81, EurkcyE'3r LIS I, W
THROUGH PASSENGER TEA;S Daily
No. 3-1l:15 z. d.. leaves Richmond: srr..o.
E fiiIa y!ls gag \. ". Ian.
9l3 A. d.. saj,6gry iiTI
No. 4-4:lo Z. NJ, leaves Cha. TO: urr,y-' y.
salisbury 3:i7 i. 81. ERE.
s:3l T. ~. hi,keyi;f+ S..S
NJ. anu RIcnDuA : 4 D.
Trains Nos. and VIII MAKE ci,sr rar,.',.I.
at Richmond with the Richmond. Frc,,"r,D'''
burg and Potomac railroad TO AM from All LIZ, -.
North and East; al Burlcrille with In" , .
tic Mississippi and Ohio railroad 10 and fran at
vile. LynCnburY. and all souhwc.r,-,, r,,r,"''' -
Sutherlin's with the Milton and SrtArrn N.rn.E
Gauge railroad for Milton. \. c.. n D,pi.,.. ,y.:,
the Virginia Midland raflroad al Ggrrr,horn. ,;t
the Northwestern North Carolina raj roal far Ss I,.n
and intermediate points: at S1ti.burv viii, ; ,'h
Western North Gan DINA railroad t.xc.n; >un,,,|i
for Statesville. Asnvilc, and IGt'rm~Iialc roi1.:
at Airline junction w!th Alfalfa ana Char.
Airline '''
Trans Nos. and 4 will conncc; a. p,ch,,.,,,
Ing North and South with tire E!cl:InnnI. FTr,,.
r!cksbura and Potomac rat'roat, Tor Wsshinl."-
and all points North and West, anI with the tII 80.
peake and Onto railroad for al ;,oiut, We. -.
Dundee with Virginia Midland railroad tn -
from Washington and all point, North and W.
al Greensboro with North Carolina ralroaG H.,
Raleigh, GoldslOro'. and inferno iilrc p.,f,...
at Chariot, vin the Charct:r. 1nip,nlna All
Augusta railroad 10 and frGin al rnlu,, Nn,n
and South. These trains rue .Ily on -"
Richmond and fianvillc ralrDaG. aul c,rr.., ~.
above. except going north 1T SUMO iuoruin, .,,,
going south Monday morning. l',.a, maxim. u 3
connection run daily OH Rcl:.a.i.:. Frtr,,y,,.,.
burg and Potomac and chcsapcan. An! uui, ,-l
roads except Sunday.
Trains on the y. W. y. {. .ailrJ.I ran fl.:s..,
Greensboro and Salem daily except SUNDAY
Pullman palace diawnIg-loom aw,i s,,.lTuy-..,,.
run trains Nos. | and = hr.Nyrrli Ny Y-erg.
and Atlanta ria Fchm"nh. anA on Nos. 3 a.a !
between Richmond au3 th2rioiT-. aui hrt...,
Washington, Dauyi!ic. Charlotte. a.II ,ugii,ll
Tickets SOLD IL all southern ANU southwestern
points, and baggage checked tErruyio
Local tickets good only fore c 'laWous r7-sye
between the points named or tie ..,N,', = a..
ever cnecE3 viii be given.
7. ". =. rALCOrT.
Genera ~a.rrtn'S Id.r,
JOHN z. AAcMuRDG, General Passenger A..
All 10
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Engineer IEd >1i'... ..'
CONWAY l.. lin" N,i"
General Passenger AID .Nra"- 80.
f,..M..#.... =.
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HIESAPEAKE AND ONO RAJ.
~ WAY CuMrANI.-iA aud r.!,v Sl'Nl,a +
june %, lSIS. p.s-s"ngcr trail VIII l,3llg g..
arrive At Richmond aS follows:
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DIsPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-16
"UANDERER. +"

1t appears from card in another
column, that the authorship of COM
munication from Paradise Valley
signed "Wanderer,'" which appeared
i'll the SILvsB,STATE is attributed to Fl.
A. Bradshaw. Unless authorized to do
30 we do not give the names of CORES
pendents;-in fact Grand Jury which,
we have since been informed, was
gotten up almost expressly for the pur.
pose, failed in its attempt to get US to
do that. We have. however, perm s
sion to state that "Wanderer" is a Re-
publican. as anybody who read his
communication might readily perceive,
and Mr.. Bradshaw, We believe, is a
Democrat.
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AN HONORABLE MAN.

j. Ii. Kinkead of Knoxville. Repub-
hoan candidate for Governor, is in
town. He is opposed to the system of
appointing delegates pledged to sup.
port some particular candidate, adopt
sd by the Central Committees of his
party in several counties in the State.
Though he is the only Republican
candidate for State Office in Hnmboldt
county. and so far as is known. the
unanimous choice of Republicans in
this county for the Governorship,. he
believes in getting fair expression of
the sentiments of his party on that and
all other pertinent matters, by leaving
1T to the members to select delegates to
the State Convention at the primary
nleetiugs. He does not want a Central
COMMITTEE. chosen two years ago,
when the question of his candidacy for
the position to which be now aspires
was not thought of, to arrogats to itself
the authority to appoint aud pledge
delegates to support him. He seeks
the nomination by fair means; has
formed no alliances with corporations
or logs. and if nominated and elected
we believe, aud that belief is based on
pc gsanal acquaintance of years. that
j. ID Alnkead will perform the duties
of Governor of Nevada in a manner
cred aDie to himself and satisfactory
to tao people. Politically. we differ
from be gentleman, but that should
no. sd does not deter as from ex-
presug our candid opinion of the
ma, aho, if Republican is elected,
We j to see in the Gubernato rial
char