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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-14

SUPREME Court OF APPEALS, THURSDAY
Camp Us. Cleary and others: Writ OF error
and superSedeas awarded to ludgmens o.
the Corporation Court OF tue city Of Nor:
folk on the 23d OF September, 1878. ~.
I, Quesenberry, &C., Us. Barbour. From
the Circuit Court Of Culpeper county. AZ
trmed, Judge Moncure delivering the
opinion ID. s,ls ,.s:-.. ~ !. /, ): - -
i Brown vs. Browns administrator: From
the Chancery Court Of . the! city OF Rich:
moud. Affirmed, Judge Christian deliver
ing the opinion. i,.talE =: l-@L 3!1's'
Piedmont aud Arlington Life insurance
Company, vs. Mclean. From 1.-The Circult
Court OF the city Of Richmond. Affirmed,
Judge Anderson delivering the opinion.
Trevllan's administrator; as. Gqerranti
executor. From the Circuit Court OF .Gooch'
land. ,Afirmed,l Judge Staples delivering
the opinions y .yi.itfr 81 % ..!2fI9GHti,.
. Leath Us. The Commonwealth. From t1e
Hastings Court ofbthe9 city Of Ricbmona'
Reversed, Judge Burks delivering the
epinion--Judge,M ,Moncure dissenting
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0.sAVE MONEY Dy nsvtng your printing done attof
DISPATCH pRIsTING-HoUsE. Good Hoszs ~"
psices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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special s1eetsns Yessel<spy Essissns
fslEiA :
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~INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS,
made In the converts Of Paris. We, haven full as
sortment for ladies aud gentlemen at the low price
OF soc, which is Csc. below The value.
ELEGANT EMBROIDERED ban DKERCBIEFS
at s1.25 aud $3.50 worth .2,50-just the thing
ENBR0IDERED CHEMISE YoKES of very SUI
perior quality: ,-s<
LACE RARBS In great variety al reduced prices: -
REAL GUIPURE LACE t,APElS and COLLARS
nj reduction OF 80 per cent: - ST LA
DIMITY COLLARS for children; COVENTRY
TRIMMINGS in al styles; LACtS and EN-
BROlDER1ES IN all styles. at. s:.yg,.t :..;-m q
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iaaDlstDuAE :'HAHLpTfRE ~ The Sirs,c one o,
by NE dozen az PIzzIgl,s .,..t .4-n,,a 1.,,..,

pr HoTsEHutDn EcoSoRfS-T15 soas4BesoSr or
ecohl who audies, cseResy Abe synsr csp,do 50
in one direction by Aware R1pg DofakEgSs YyAsr-
6cske oe all hadss swafies, ,u1E Es, and nnsA ssarti
ciss. prepared from aoHr. A1aa, shy b Essxrse IN
using the DocEZY Powder ysu save IN. ea8x I'm
Shortening, In patience, nj evef3thftR: aza HBeu
tha b0kius Is tiensh is,iufned osS I,gnt, aide,
land wholesome, sotlat every B,oPsss iessievsEssa
no, vv.zsfa - e 1879 -
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sr BOIBAZINES, ASHMERE'S,
MERlNos, ALPACAS. MOHAIRS. AUSTRIA
LIAM CREPE. TAMISE. HENRIETTA CLO1 HS,
BLACK CREPE IN all widths and qualities;
CREPE WELLS IN all sizes. very chtap: CREPE
COLLARS and CUFFS. LOVE Wells. MOURN
ING HANDKERCHIEFs, BLACK GLOVES ;of
every description at -
fell ..aa.fa LEVY BROTHERS.
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ss,EcsA T. N NafTEd,Es. ..
- SILKS ,Su uks, SILKS !!

.,os,ya out of our stock about seventy
4 We havs srppIpED pIpED and PLAID sIIKS. fp nseces
pieces OK 81. X, thirty wards, and have MARKED the
f from fcu very low so as TO fnase specify sales.
nrices dSTs Prices arc marked on each l;ece.
The ienslh G want 10 raa earlv, as our low prices
weadVlEs ais tot' gosof fast Is, - 49,. 6,
win make egsr large assortment of BLACK aud
Wshs,IE3uSiIkSa al extremely low prices, and rr-
C0sn,S ask Niose who arc in the t,alas or sen,nng
spnl ~. tbSr silks 10 risp usa call before making
Nof'h 10, We do not ask them 20 buy OF as
,fT p.Ses do as svek OF little better than by
'aannsTssssiue eas OF The city,. r,,y ,,p,YuEps
FELL .sZ-.- 49, s---.--.--.-s---.-
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Police, CouRT, .YEsTERDA lolice-, :e J9tsS
tice j. y. White presiding. !. Is Fannie CrumP
and Isabella Scott. .lboth coloredl were fined
500 eachior fghiing,r Committed 10 JUL
FOR wentY-four hours iinf default! d Il r,es |.
John J. Kaines, q tramp, was sent TO JAIL
for ten days pnders THE f be. vagrant acts 10
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nj NEW YORK MILLS, WAMSUT-
IA. FRUIT OF-THE-BOOM9D DAV0I.,- -ANDfeO.
SCUGGIN. BARKER, UTICA. LACONIA. and
other SHEETINGS, SHIRTtNGS. and PILLOW
CASINOS ut the lowest prices; RE D-T!Ck at 81,
10. l2%. 10. lG2s. aud 20c. per yard: GlNGHAMS
Al 81. 10. ald f2Ec. per yard; CHEVIOf' SHIRT
ISGS at 10, l2%. Is. and 16sc. per yard; WHITE
SEdCOLURED FLANNELS ut all prices, at
- LEVY BROTHERS.
CARPETS very cheap. fe II =
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Il, 40 fiiss ysssIIssf !.
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. UMBRELLAS! -UMBRELLASl4 UNI
BRELLAS Two hundred UMBRELLAS. direct
frsm The manufacturers. which we win sci! lower
Than ever before. - levy BROIHERS.,
Look a, our bargains in CARPETS. fe IL
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ncg HAMBURG EDGINGS AND IN
SETTINGS We offer TO-DAY rs new patterns In
HAMBURG sEDGlNGS and lNSERrIGGS at the
lowest prices. lie Ill LEVY BROTHERS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-10
ABOUT COAL

Miles Finlen. In the name OF the peo'
pie Of Storey county. enters his square
and honest protest against selling coal
for SO aud $40 per ton to people in
Virginia and Gold Hill. when 1t sells for
only sii per ton in San Francisco. Not
that II makes any difference with Miles
Finlsn. or any other coal dealer. in the
matter Of profits; tho consume has all
this unjustiaabls extra cost to pay. But
We all object to having to pay nearly
twice as much for coal as the San Fran.
cisco people do. when We are some hun.
dred Of miles nearer the source Of sup
ply. This matter OF railroad freishts
and fares 10 to be brought squsrely be-
fore the Legislature now in session at
Carson, for proper regulation and equal
izstion. and II is something which must
be attended to and adjudicsted; the
sooner the better. Why should San
Francisco be furnished with coal at
cheaper rates than the towns and cities
Of this section.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-10


Eprron TRIBUSE; The Appeal OF yes
terday has an extended article on what
il terms 'Facts Concerning the Dolly
vardsns OF 0rmsby County" In which.
abiding to your correspondent. 1t says:
''Among others who voted for Bradley
was ii. ID. Medsr. the present Dolly
Warden Senator from this county. Also,
he voted las he stated during the recent
canvass) for Greeley in 1874" Now. IL
Mighels was 4 reliable politician and
truthful editor. he would have been slow
to make assertions which. by his W
journal, can be proven false. In 1872
was o candidate. and elected. on the Re-
publican ticket County Commissioner
Tor the long term. and Mr.. Mighels ad-
vocated and supported my election. a.
did I his in 1876. These facts i stated
during the recent canvass. / did oppose
the election OF Mr. Sharon in 1874. as l
would any and every candidate for office
who is not a bona tide resident and citi-
zen Of our State. Mighels further says
that llr. Comins OF White Pine aston
i.hsd his fellow members by moving
that "Meder and Daneberg be invited
TO take part in the caucus, and that
Mr.. Martin Of 0rmsby opposed the mo-
ton. Now. this Is not surprising. as
Martin il an old and experienced politi.
clan. possesses q large fund OF political
erudition. and like Mishels, knows how
to build up and sustain a political party.
Mr.. Mighels says he (Martin) made q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-10
To PAY isIs OWN WAY

A Washington dispatch says: ''Nssrly
. month ago the Senate requested the
House to transmit to 10 q copy OF the
Potter Committee testimony rejecting
ON Senator Mathews. This has no,
been done yet and until 1t Is nothing
will be done by the Matthews Invsstigs-
ting Committee. II is determined to
ummon James f. Anderson as 4 Wit
meas. and he will have to pay his own
way from Nevada" Probably the Eu'
rska Sentinel psncilist will have some
thing to say about that matter. Walk
ing across the plains Is not good JUS,
now. and the tramp who tries to "bor'
row" his ride on u freight car Is liable
to freeze to death. II may be added
tina. the railroad companies are not Is
suing free passes to witnesses before In
yestigating committees. IL they did SC
their trains would be crowded with dead
heads for q year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-10
A Ministerial HumorIst.

Rev. John Mandelino, Of Brooklyn, JUS
sentenced TO i've years imprisonment foi
bigsmy missed his calling. He should
have bseu . humorist. In his confession
10 the Judge he wrote: 'After my fint wife
died. in 1879. I went 10 Philadelphia,
where became acquainted with Mary Z.
Rustel, and married her. Soon after my
vito left me on account Of my religion.
then vent TO Newark a. Q preacher Of the
gospel. There I became acquainted with
an old widow who proposed marriage to
me. and after telling her my circum'
stances a. regards my wife. who 10 living.
got married 10 her. She also left me. !
then went to Bradford, Conn.. where ]
made the acquaintance Of . third woman.
TO whom I was married. She found out
the circumstances Of my previous mar.
riagcs, and ono morning. on returning
from work. / found that she, also had fiod.
I then came 70 Troy, whore I formed the
acquaintance Of . servant girl. 10 whom !
was married. She fed from me. Learn.
ing that this Last person intended 10 have
me arrested. I left Troy. and vent 10 Low
ell. Mass. I came across . friend who In.
troduced mo To = young lady and after
some time keeping her company l proposed
and was married TO her. About . month
after she WAS informed Of my previous
marriages. and I had 10 leave Massachu.
sstts. then came to Winfield. Long
Island. where I married my present wife.
Miss wiedel. and for which marriage ! was
locked up therefore ask for mercy"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-10
Western ~Pleasantries.
ETlo l.d,-..i.nf. .Lan.5.

aA' N"NHs
There was quite = disturbance on Rail.
road street Yesterday, caused by man go
ing up 10 another with q murderous look
ing knife In his hand aud accusing him OF
having picked his pocket Of 81 50 in sil-
yer, and threatened that unless immediate
restitution Was made, = carving process.
would Immediately commence. The party
OF the second part filed al answer the bur
den OF which was q general denial Of the
allegations Of the complaint. and also set
ting forth that he had no coin in hi. pos.
session /; but upon perceiving that the
carving was about 20 commence, shellei
out the required amount and was Allowed
10 pass on. but upon his making com.
plants TO some OF the b~ystanders that he
had been robbed. tho man with the knife
again put In an appearance, and told him
~smphatically that he had killed much bet.
ter men than no wes, aud II he did ne,
stop his whining he would send him after
them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-10
Surrenderins His Tosa.


"AH
We had the honor OF being present
this morning when Attorney General
John II. kittrell surrendered his office
key to his successor. General Murphy.
At the door he took out the key aud
handing 1t to Mr.. u. said /: "Sir. this
brass instrument makes you de Gdcto, rs
you are now de J,U,, Attorney General Of
the State ; enter. sir. and take charge Of
all I possess. My robe and my integrity
il now all that il left to me. May You,
sir. feel as though the garment Of Elijsh
had fallen lightly on your shoulders. and
may you lind the people OF this city and
State A. kind 10 you as 10 me-" The
new Attorney General accepted the posi-
ton and address. and replied by saying :
Z" / accept charge Of the office, and trust
that I may retire at the close OF my term
with as much honor rs you do now"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-10
O,r.n nrAunl. Ina

Mr.. Editor: The appeal Of this morn.
ing contains a card from Mr.. II. q. Par
ker. in which he reiterates the assertion
that be was offered u nomination by the
Citizens Iii he would only train with
them" Now. II is a well known fact
that "a cardinal principle Of the Cit.
zens' organization was 10 reject aud vote
against every man who went back on his
pledge to vote against any modification
Of the Bullion Tax bill. Mr.. Parker
not only voted for the modification. but
voted 10 indefinitely postpone the rail-
road bill. both Of which votes were
against the interests and wishes Of his
constituents. Tho very small vote which
be received at the recent election. aud
the large majority Of his opponent. shows
that he failed to get the full vote Of the
party who nominated him, much less
that OF any Citizen. Il Is q very easy
matter for any dirty BLACKBOARD to give
the lie. or 10 make assertions which he
cannot ~substantiate in any form; but 1t
10 not 40 easy to get rid Of u record
made by six or seven hundred respecta-
bic voters. Such facts show where the
lie comes in. and II Mr.. Parker wants
any proof Of what | have stated. | will
give him all an honorable man would ask
for. d. II. MKDEE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-10

TINS IL the day set apart by the prayer
sharps for Offering petitions on behalf
OF editors and newspaper people in gen.
erai. The NEWS is not to be outdone in
courtesy, so has engaged the services
OF a 40.horse power deacon, who will.
during the "a hours. wrestls with the
Lord in orthodox style and set phrases.
lie will ask for the further snlighten-
ment OF tho ehurch-clersy and laity
alike-and request that the Almighty
will. in distributing His gifts OF the
Spirit, elandestinely introduce n little
moro COMMON ssnss along with that
rather thin commoiity-sanctiied grace.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-10

/ DON'T want no senatorial committee
down here. Idon't want nobody pryin
around. bringin niggers up e testify sz
to wa they know about elsckshuns, and
votin and sich. Niggers 10 prejudist.
and their mental visions 10 distorted.
They don't understand polytix. and hev
very dim and confessed notions about
r%slijun. Their amt q Niger nssr the
Corners witch don't firmly blesve that
the Fifteenth amendment mesns that
they shsl hsv the rite 10 vote. unfettsred
and uuhampersd. and that they hsv the
rite to vote ez they please. They can't
be made to understand that the sooperior
intelligence that lays mostly around
Bascom's wuz designed by Providence
TO guide and direct EN-. and that they
ought to DO thankful that II Is here TO
kecr for em.-Ndsby.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-10
GRANr.

The Virginia Chroaieie Is ~dreadfully
exercised over the idea that Grant might
be again elected President OF these
United States in 1880. Il loudly howls
at the fragrant national villainy involved
In allowing Grant to occasionally take
a trip in Government ship =
when be happens to come across
the same In the ports OF the
Old World. Directing to the terrible
extra expense. in the name OF the tax.
pay srs OF Storey county. Tho Chronicle
editor goes on to fear that Grant Is get
ting so upset by the royal honors con-
ferrsd upon him that be will come back
and turn tho United States Government
into . monarchy. Then there Is that
young upstart Of . son Of his. Fred.
Who has already been rapidly promoted.
not on the ground OF merit. but owing
to the accident OF birth. The Chronicle
man, however. Is chuck full Of magnani-
nifty toward young Fred. Grant. and
generously remarks in the following
candid manner:
We have no personal Ill will toward
this young man; but va will spare no
one Who stands in the sunlight Of the
vital American principle Of equality.
Nov that ought to soothe the feelings
Of the young Prince. Ike as a scrap OF
Goldfish skin 10 said to settle muddy eof'
fee. Whoever happens to DO guilty Of
standing in the sunlight" ETC.. had
better be getting out Of that while the
Clronicls 10 msgnanimously willing to
spare him. II closes about a column Of
Grant bsllyaehs with the following:
This unwarranted favoritism to young
Grant will serve to make the very name
OF Grant-as the synonyms OF an upstari
hereditary nobility-hated and abhorred
by the names Of the American people.
Here In Gold Hill at least VI find the
name OF Grant. whether AZ shoemaker
or furniture dealer. highly and psrman'
entity respected. Moreover. 1t is hkel,
to remain that way. Sill further. mors.
over. Grant will Be reelected President
In 1880.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-10

SEVERAL scientifically curious people
have Of late been sending of postal
cards around the world just to see how
quick they could make the trip. A
friend OF ours started one from Virginia
City last week and IL got as far as Gold
Hill by way OF Reno. in two days. liz
is now figuring on the problem Of. 10 II
takes two days to 60 . mile over the
Divide, how long will IL take to &c
around the world. He feels discouraged.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-10

IT was intended that Omaha should
DO q beautiful city. and one means to
that end was to give most Of the streets
q width Of 100 feet. II Is found. how
ever. that such streets are Unfortunately
expensive to grade. pave and keep in TO-
pair. besides being bothersoms to cross.
and the common council is considering
a proposition TO make them narrower.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-10
c,rso. lp,.h. yas. D.


EDITOR MORNING ArrEAL l notice in
the Tribune OF this evening a fiat denial
OF your recent statement that | was
offsred during the late anyas in the
county. support by the so.ealled "Citi.
zsns." II would only train with them.
This denial is made by Senator b. Ii.
Meder. who supplements his misstate-
ment Of fact by the malignant lie that
my course in the last Legislature was
condemned by every decent citizen"
l only address you. now, Mr.. Editor.
to say that any man who says, publicly
or privately. that the said offer was not
made to me. in explicit terms. is a liar
and q willful and malicious liar at
that.
Sly course in the last Legislature is
on record. and I invite the closest
scrutiny Of the same. Yours. ETC..
IL. q. PARKER.
Carson. January 4. 1879.
Z. S.-Thess are the last remarks l
shall make upon this subject.
II. q. p.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-10

BIrInD T.YLoa's $40. 900 life insur.
anee will not Be all tina. is left to his
family. lie owned several shares q the
New York Tribune stock. and while for
some years Tribune dividends have not
been large. the propert, is worth hav.
ing. Then Mr.. TsylOr's books sell
steadily, and his death will increase the
demand for them. There are more than
twenty volumes. besides translation,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-10

Jupox ]. A. wnLIAxs. Of Pine Bluff.
read Bstssy and ! are Out to . couple
suing for divorce. and the suit was with.
drawn. aud the parties went home
together happy az two June bugs on a
psavine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-10

"FonMxRLY one sermon converted
5000 sinnsrs," said Elder Burgess. Of
Butler University. Indiana. IN . sermon
recently; "now II takes 5000 sermons
to convert one sinnsr." Sinners, 1t II
said. tougher with age.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-10

"I AN afraid. dear wife. that while
l An gone absence will conquer love-"
20. never fear. dear husband. the
longer you stay the better ! shall like
you"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-10
SALOON FOR sAlE--s,oo.

mHE OLD CORNER SALOON. ON MAIN
s,rsst, Gold Hill. next 70 the Justices
Cour. IL offered for sals for 500 cash. Rant
vsry moderate. Sickness the csuss Of selling.
Apply On the p''mi''ss 70 a.LIAxo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-10

And In accordance with Law. and IN order OF
the Board Of Directors, made on the ID day OF
December. 1873. % many shares OF each parcel
of such stock o. may be nscesssry viii DO sold
a, public auction. at the once OF the Company
No. as California street. Ban Francisco, Call
c,,n,. nm WEDNESDAY, the 10Th day Of Jan.
nav isTp. Al the hour Of I O'Clock r. Y. OF
s.Ii dsy. 10 pay said delinquent assessmeni
thereon. together with coats OF advertising and
JOSEPH oRUss, Secretary.
Onnoe-is California street. Union inrur'
ance Building. san fransi,co' oai'o'nn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-10

BArAnp TAYLOR vas city editor Of the
New York Tribune ct q time, with q
salary Of twelve dollars . week and one
assistant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-10
1860. 1879.
PIONEER LAUNDRY,
NORTH OF VIRGINIA.
g. ". HALL, proprietor.

rHrs oLp-RsTABLIsIED AND RRLt.
sble Landry 10 prepared TO turn out any
quantity OF Renovated aud Clean Linen wi,n.
out being damaged oy manipulation or oy
PscSsses panctualiy called for and 70.
WTpicEs-rheodore wold's Clothing stors.
opposlts International Hotel . street, Viz.
vfnia. and vesey Houss. Gold Hill. suf m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-10

Davss' bill sppropriatins s250. 900
Tor Z national museum building. fire
proof. 10 approved by the Senate CON-
mittss.