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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-21

COUPONS FOR FINEs.-On Tuesday morn
ing Mr. Royal presented to the Court CT
Appeals petition for James Clarke, con-
fined in the city Jail under a sentence of
the Hastings Court to pay fine, showing
that he had rendered coupons to the Ser
geant in payment OF the fine and demanded
bis discharge, but that the Sergeant had re-
fused to receive them and still held Clarke
in custody. The prisoner therefore prayed
that he might be discharged by habeas
corpus. The Court took the papers, inti-
mating that probably some announcement
would be made on yesterday morning.
On yesterday Mr.. Royal and the Attor-
ney-General submitted the case to the Court
on the arguments that they had already
made in the Tyler mandamus case, Mr..
Royal saying that he would not press for
the issuing Of the writ, since the question
whether the prisoner was entitled to his
discharge could be determined as well
upon the application for the writ as upon
the return; that all he asked was that the
case might be decided at as early day as
the convenience Of the Court would permit,
as the the prisoners further confinement
il he was entitled to his diScharge-was a
great hardship upon him. The case is now
in the hands Of the Court for its final de-
ciSiOn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-21

o,,p STORE IS THE MOST ATTRACTIVE
oxr N THIS CITY TO THOSE DESIRING
=, orHrSG FOR THEMSELVES OR THEIR
BOYS,
ORR STOCK IS NEW, MADE IN THE LATEST
STYLES, AND AT PRICES THAT NO OTHER
HOUSE CAN EQUAL.
TIE LIGHT Is VERY FINE, AND YOU CAN
srr WHAT you ARE BUYING.
vr HAVE GENTLEMEN's SUITS FROM 81
TIP AND BOYS SUITS FROM IS UP.
TIE CuILDREN'S EPARTMENT RE-
crrvrs sPECIAI, ATTENTION. LADIES ARE
INVITED TO CALL AND SEE OUR STOCK,
,yD WILL NOT BE IMpoRTUNED TO BUY.
JOHN wASAMAkER, ss
,,o,.1m Tenth and Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-21
DISSERTATIONS 4 pARTsERsHIPs.

RICHMOND, February 81, 1878. i.
WE HAVE SOLD TO MESSRS. MIL
w LER < PIERCE our interest I'm the stock. hx- (
lures, aud business OF POLK MILLER & 20. The
business will be conducted by MessrS MILLER
PIERCE under the same frm-name OF POLK ?
MILLER & co. All persons indebted VIII make
naymcnt 10 them, and al having claims VIII present
Them to Messrs. POLK MlLLEB co. for pay
.neni. fOhSELL, b-hDb ~ ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-21

The VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CoMPANY-RE.
ORGANIZATION OF AN, OLD LINE-THE ARIEL
TO ARRIVE To-DAY.-A number Of citizens
OF Richmond, with some from Norfolk,
James river, and elsewhere, have united to
organize The Virginia Steamboat Company,
and will run the route between here, Nor
folk, and Old Point. Among them are A.
IT. Drewry, of Westover; E. A. Saunders,
e. o. Noting, 81. X. Ellyson, w. D. Blair,
L. 3. Tatum, and j. Binford, of this city !;
Thomas Clyde, OF Philadelphia; J. W. Nc
Carrick, OF Norfolk; and j. A. Post, Of
Jersey City; the last named having been
the superintendent Of the old line. The
officers for the first year will be 81.
X. Ellyson, president; T.. B. Tatum,
superintendent; with Ell. e. EllYsoD, Z. O..
Noting, Thomas Clyde, l.. B. Tatum, and
j w. McCarrick, directors 1t is under
stood that majority OF the stock is owned
by our own citizens, and the business is to
be conducted for the mutual interest OF the
company and Its patrons. Every facility
will be afforded the people OF the lower
James river for the rapid and cheap trans
portation Of their products to the markets
OF the country.
The new steamboat Ariel, OF this line,
will arrive at Rockets this afternoon. The
public generally, and the ladies especially,
are cordially invited byl%SHger rintendent
Tatum and Captain WyndhSm r. Mayo,
commander Of the Ariel, to inspect her be-
twen and 6 P. M. to-day.
Decorah-posten., 1878-10-16

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SamfOrens Sdun.
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al 8reorsns @sitlanb. Sirmasl
par msssi sammslt % ostS oaue.
rense Gier bar SObn Msitlano.
pans ferite Sulomestis bsote 2pOns
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lambs imutfs Oattsr ubeueoe Ell
masnctilf Siltr0fninssfraft paa BAN
% Oct par 10 heller life iaa unber'
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-09
NEVADA.
a Hear Movement Against Eureka
Consolidated = The Manhattan
Mine.


EunExA, March s.-The report having
been circulated 10 somo extent here and
=. O.. p..n,,.,o ,h., ,,o pi,hmond Z.
~ '~ -
Aoou' .oiA' '"y'
Consolidated. tho Se"f'"'i' referring 10 the
rumor, will contain tho following ex-
,l.n.,ion I'm tbo matter On tho little
p, g. r. c....,,,.,.
hnm lover OF INC huieAA Voh'oiiu
considerable orc has lately been extracted
from . point near the dividing line be.
tween tho two companies: IL seems thai
tho Richmond thought hat Tue EUREKA
was over tho line, and some tAlk OF ssop.
ping them " lega proceeunnSs IN. oceh
INDUCED 10, u y! nov llkeiy unA. any,
thing wiz pome OF ~. Az soon ~ sAusneu
oy undergrounu sur.eys I'm. nv 49,.
croaching upon their neisnoo,S .ho huiehA
will discontinue operations ~ .ha, Poin..
burNeyors HhFo pcch WIN "sy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-09

MonE TRAVELLING AccoMMoDArioss.-
Bennett Brothers. the accommodating pro-
prieiors Of tho Virginia and Gold Hill
Omnibus Line. will on Sunday evening
next start q rockaway for tho extra accom-.
mediation Of such Of the travelling public
~ do not happen " just hit the omnibus
line. This rockAwAy will run between the
omnibus times set for starting from Geld
Hill aud Virginia. and u successful will be
continued during tho Summer.
DIR. MANSON. Of Gold Hill. returned from
Pine Grove, Esmeralda county, to-day.
Hc reports that twenty three children 10
that immediate vicinity were sick with
diphtheria when he was sent for. Tho
mothers were all worn out with watching
and Q general alarm pervaded tho commu.
nifty. Three children died before the doc
tors arrival, but no soon put . check 70
the ravages Of the disease.
TuE trouble with tho rush Of water that
occurred at the Consolidated Virginia last
Tuesday morning IL now about over. At
the C.. 4 c. shaft, which was at first filled
up W tuc INV itNtit hs hpW eA
sinking has been resumed, while all that
Ia now reaching the Gould 4 Curry Ia
handled with the pump running at The
rate Of 81 strokes . minute. IL was . big
rush. but was soon over.
v~ARSEY's next regular party will 10
given 1t Cooper's Hall, virginia. Tuesday
evening. March 10. instead Of Wednesday.
Club tickets good. or mi dollar at tho
door. Fifteen musicians will DO In tho
orchestra. and dancing will DO continued
longer than usual. Busses will run 70
and from Gold Hill for the party. a sood
time may be expected.
STAGES ron TUE LAKE.-Tho road 10
Lake Tahoe being open again. Benton's
stages are running regularly. leaving Car
son every Monday. Wednesday and Friday
for 0lenbrook. aud returning TUESDAY,
Thursday and saturday. The conveyance
10 on wheels ~ far - the footof the grade
and thence " the Lake on runners.
The residence Of Slime 0eg. In Gold
Hill. WAS entered BY burglars between Z and
8 O'Clock last evening. Tho robbers suo-
ceeded In getting away with scvArai hun
dred dollars worth Of Jewelry belonging
" Mr.. and Mrs. Ogg.
Tux weather to-day has been de-
oidedly springlike, the sun coming out
warmly.
TIE buses will run down 70 Gold Hill
tonight after the theater.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-09
m
Importaus Measures Passed NJ
Usder Consideration OF she Call.
fornta Legislature.


SAcRAuESro, March 9.--Thc Senats has
an.I,v n...oa Deans water bill, directing
camu,..,on.r. ~ nn,cb,.s
tho Wa~r oonnin pN,
subject 70 The approval OF inc 'oers Oh
Nan Francisco. Lake MERGED. alta price not
.,.ood,,u A. 900. 600 /: tho Spring Valley
w.Nn.......,.,,v. n5 ,r.nchi.o.
WAFER pavp,na Sis Snn ma !.
A. yAluation no. ar'n nronsr,
the sAn Ma,eo "A"' nrion nn, posIJiny
and ifanchi,cs ~ pT na. .ont
Sl.oVo,oVo, 'he cry >" ~.
gold bonds payable W ~ years. 'o' '"o
purchase OF tho properly.
Tho Assembly. aihr . long uepan on
the various freight aud isrs DIS prcposea
by the Commissioners o ranSPor'auon
passed the bill OIL the SUBJECT A"oN" ~
Harris bill. c
The Assembly IN on
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-09
TELE
(sysc1AL DisrArcu 70 fHl GoLD HILL
DAILY NKws.l
pis.strous Fire I'm Panama.

Disastrous Fire In Panama
new YoHx. March s.-The World has
the following: A private telegram re-
ceived In this city Wednesday night said q
disastrous fire occurred In Panama OF that
day. II was reported that the fire started
In 2. @. Hcrburger's drug store, under tho
Grand Central Hotel. In the Plaza Grande,
and that the store in tho farthcst corner
Of Commercial Dock has been burned.
This would indicate that the Grand Gen.
tral Hotel and Commercial Block were do
stroyed. These buildings included the
quarters Of tho employees Of the Pacific
Mall Steamship Company and Panama rail.
road Company. with their families. and
the building built by George Low upon
tho slte OF the Grand Hotel previous 70 the
fire In 1874. upon ground leased upon .
long time from the Bishop, rs represen-
tstivo Of the Roman Catholic Church.
The Grand Hotel. which Is one Of the
finest on the Pacific Coast outside OF San
Francisco, WAS built after the firo In 1874.
upon the side OF the square, directly OPP
posite tho former sits. where Commercial
block stood. Tho other buildings facing
the plaza arc the Cathedral Grand, Q ven.
cradle old pile In the style Of architecture
OF the Spanish renaissance, tho Cabalido,
or police headquarters. and two low build
lngs occupied As stores. What the exact
damage Is cannot DO definitely ascertained.
PANAMA, March IA fro here yester-
day destroyed three blocks Of the principal
part Of the city. IL IL supposed that the
fire originated In tho old Grand Hotel.
Tho sufferers arc ~ follows: LAnsburg,
Wilson 4 Brakeman. ship chambers ; Isaac
Brandon a Co., groccrs ; Schuber Bros.
shipping house; Steinbcrg. Cooke q
Balanders. and many residences. Total
loss, $500, 900. Lansburg Ia insured In
German companies for $4,000. and tho
Grand Hotel Is insured for $50, 900. also
In German companies. Other assurances
amount 10 100000.
The House To-Day.
WASHINGTON. March 9.-In tho House
communications from the American type
foundries protesting against certain petit
tons for the abolition OF the tariff duty on
type, considering II as scandalously false
a. containing statements many OF which
are utterly devoid Of truth. and 10 In tho
interest Of foreign type foundries and their
products. was referred.
The Senate amendments TO tho bill sus.
pending tho operations Of tho Revised
Statutes In regard to duano Islands were
concurred In.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-09
NEVADA ITEMS.

The Eureka Rspublioaa says Las
Tuesday q lot Of young hoodlums. boy
well known about town, amused them
selves regardless Of consequences BY
rolling rocks down the mountain TO The
east. One OF these boulders weiRhinf
some $50 pounds went crashing into the
rear OF Charley Livingstone's house or
Paul street. demollshing q portion Of Il
and barely missing his two little sons,
who were there playing together. The
perpetrators were arrested and taken
before Judge Cromsr last evening and
subsequently, released on account Of
their tender age.
The winnemucca Silver Slate Of yes.
terday says Adam Forepaugh. pro.
prietor Of Forspaugh's great circus and
msnagsris. and Robert Filkins. advance
agent, passed through last evening on
their way to California TO set the great
great caravan In order for the summer
tour. They expect to be along here and
give an exhibition some time In June.
A train OF wagons. animals and perform.
ers from the East Is now on the way to
California 10 Join the show. and will
pass here tonight or tomorrow.
The Sentinel Of yesterday says: A pri-
vate dispatch received in Eureka ysster-
day from Tnscarora states that the
Grand Prize mine IL filling up with
water. and the how Is beyond the power
Of tina pumps TO handle. II is probable
that the dividend for the month will be
passed. The stock fell to % yesterday.
Eureka county assumed $1,000 Of the
Indebtedness OF Elko county. In consid.
Grafton OF the Mineral Hill cession.
Elko got O little of about the matter.
and for n long time wouldn't touch the
money. At a meeting Of her Board the
other day. however, she concluded 70
accept II.
The Sam Sing Company. In California,
are said TO have raised $4,000 and sm.
ployed q Sacramento lawyer TO come TO
Reno and defend All Chousy, against
whom stands o charge OF murder and ar
son In Washoe county.
Joe WANNA Is preparing to bore q we'll
In front OF his premises On North Main
street, Eureka. He says he will sink II
deep enough to get n nsv~er.failing sup.
ply Of good water, which will DO free for
all OF his n~sighbors.
The hoodlum boys Of Eureka GEN.
Hscate charcoal from the Richmond and
Eureka piles and sell II TO the Celestial
proprietors OF the wash houses. and
swell their pocket money as q result Of
their thefts.
The new engine for use In the ninth
level OF the Eureka Consolidated mine
will DO put In operation In about two
weeks. The motive power will be COM
pressed air.
The boys who broke into the Orphans
Home at Carson recently. were arrested
yesterday. There were three OF them,
and two were runaways from the Home.
Tho artssian we'll at Elko Is now down
$40 feet, without e~ncountering water.
The Cherry Creek Independent has
passed under the control Of A. v. Bell.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-09

The Dubuque Times tells Q story
about q man who became infatuated
with q Dubuque hstel dining.room girl.
He was o man Of education, soms
money and social position. One even.
ing he requested an interview In the
hotel parlor. and improved the oppor-
tunity to pop. The girl popped out
laughing. and sent 9 bell.boy for her
husband and thrse-ysar.old.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-09
siiver cay Hisers' Uais..

Al the annual meeting Of the Silver City
Niners' Union. held in their hall Tuesday
evening. March sth. the following ofioers
we're elected: Thos. II. Parr. President
Jul. Serbert, Vice President I; ID. Seawell.
Recording Secretary; W. ii. Atkinson.
Financial Secretary Thomas Connors,
Treasurer ; A. yanness. Condustor WIN.
Hines, Warden. Finance Committee-
George Wilson and A. Wright. Trustees
VIM. Sirlott. A. Casso. John Dunlap
yslson Marcell and Alex. Dixon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-09
CARSON AND VICINITY.
RAMBLING NorEx NJ A .NEws~
REPORTER.

what He say IN the Capital Cfsy-A
Brtsf Visit % che state Prissa-
The seas % oeveransas EXPO
FtsaeisG aa Awsksstsg - The
Proposed Observation-Disclosures -
MAKO the New Dollar-eusssan-
ttal mprsvemssts-Nsuspapsr
aad Behsmiaas-Ths Tsiepheas-
seseral Items.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-09
rnR PALACE EATING srANp.

For . roast Of beef uns1esiisd In Storey
county. 70 10 Thomas Hsnron's Eating Stand.
In the Palace Saloon. No. : North 0 street,
Virginia City. Fresh oystsu 81 all hour IN
every styls. Forty ninep always on q d
night. For tasfy, home style Of cooking. and
snord. the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
Try n. apis N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-09

QuIrK tho correct thing.-(scsns.
Chapman commonly Anglican Priest;
ave had not the pleasure OF seeing your
Ladyship at church on Sunday!' Lady
Blank-"Er-no-I was not present,
butt loft my card with the church
warden. Funny Folks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-09

A LITTLE boy asked his mother to tall
to him and say somsthing funny
"How can II" abe asked. "Dont you
see I am busy baking these piesf'
"well. you might say. Charlie. won
you have n piof That would be funn!
for you."