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NOTICE.

vTVHE OWNER OF A BUNDLE OF BLANK
Il ets, an Umbrella. : Feather Pillow, and
one Bed Sheet, left ct Ped 4 cos during the
nse, 10 notified to call and remove them,
which he can do by paying for this advertise
ment.
Eureka, April "a, 1879. APPS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-25

The SENTINEL editorial rooms for the
present are located In the Jackson Hotel.
Persons having business with this depart
ment Of the paper are requested TO call At
room 10, up stairs. Entrance on Main
akreet.
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NOTICE

IF PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES IN
i debted to me would make such payment %
they feel able 70. under the present circum-
stances. the favor would be highly appreciated.
@. HAMILTON, Dentist.
Eureka. April "a. 1879. sp23-6t
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DRAxMA1r.

BELIEVING THAT THERE Is A NECEs-
ID sFrx for suother Drsynlsn In Eureka, I
Henry Manss and the Jackson House.
suSotf HARLO THOMAS
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Il D. n "A N

WILL BE OPENED At HIS OLD PLACE
w on the first day Of May. in renewed style.
He trusts to see his old friends, and they can
gaze on their old couutcnanccs in the same
mirror. The same assistants will be In At
tendance.
Eureka. April n, 1870. ap23-td
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TO MINERS.

dds FOR SINKING Isl FEET OF SHAFT
ID on the Sweetwater Mine. will be received
until April 25th, 1879. For specifications, sp-
ply to s f. PAUL.
Treasure CITY White PIN County, Nevada.
APRIL IA, 1870. spls
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ST

A BUNCH OF KEYS ON A RING. THE
N ring has the subscribtr's name OH il.
The finder will confer n favor by returning the
keys to W.. A. MONTGOMERY.
Eureka. March 20. 1879. mr2T II
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slsHE STAR BREWERY. KEPT By MEssas.
SCHMIDT + NENDES, IL now open in
the Same manne - Joe Mendes' Tiger Saloon
was kept on Main Street, with good liquors,
music, and attentive waiter girls.
hopes that al his friends will give him { help
ting hand. 10 make things lively.
Eureka. April n. 1879. ap22
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". ?. HASKELL I Co. have been appointed
agents Tor Eastern Nevada for the New Amsri-
can sewing Machine. This machine combines
all o. the latest improvements. and Il in every
respect The best machine in the market. NJ.
n. fiQuctt. Just from tho Fact, who has been
In the machine business FOG tbs past six yesrs,
will canvass this town and Ruby hill, and take
attachmsnts, needles, machine oil. etc.
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IT EoAL BLAyKg, OF ALL DE-
IL scriptons, printed % order - the SIN
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II you have . hne or complicated watch or
clock. . music box. IN automaton singipe bird,
or any other delicate and Intricate pkece Of
mschGnism needing repairs. % TO
EDW. WILHELM,
Chronomstsr, watch and ciockmshsr, ons door
north Of Msyers I Frsnhlins Main street.
All soek warranted 70 give perfect satisfsc-
tt0a ~ positively no charge. "a
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For Sale or To Let.

A HOUSE OF TWO ROOMS, ALSO "a
IA Counters and Shelving. may be had 2ss3f
. > bargain. by early application atsEzEb
Mtllev's Hsir-drcsstpg Saloon. next door to the
Turner House, or to
Aunt HANNAH.
Kureka. April %. 1873. ap2ltf.
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CAUTION.
FOB SALE.

HOUSE AND LOT ON MAIN STREET., "a
IL ruby Hill also, Store Fixtures, .I::H
showcases. Counters, Shelves. Stools, ETC., and
an A l Grover and Baker Sewing Machine. Ap-
ply to LAMBERT NOLINELLI x CO.
Eureka, April "A. 1879. ap25-tf
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II h the duty Of every person who has used
Boschee's German Syrup. to let its wcnderful
qualities be known TO their friends In curing
consumption, severe coughs. Group, usthna,
pneumonia. and in TACT all throat and lung als-
eases. No person can use IL without innedi-
ate relief. Three doses will relieve any ease,
and We consider 1t the duty Of ~ hvuGGists %
recommend II to the poor. dining e0uoinnptvs,
were sold last year, and no - cass who're IL
failed was reported. such : medicine - the
German, syrup eannot b. TOO widely knoNn.
Ask youf druggist about Il. Sample bottles TO
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CELEBRATED wEBER PIANOS
Essey Organs.

Sherman, Hyde 4 Co.. San Francisco, Pacific
Coast Agents.
Instruments sold on the installment plan.
Weber Pianos, by all great musicians, are con.
sidered the best and most durable.
One only buys . Piano In . life time, therefore
get the best, the best II the cheapest. al
ways.
Prof. WIN. Plumhon. Local Agent. Eureka.
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N OTICE .

I F PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES IN.
! debted to me will make such payment as
they feel able to do, under the present circum-
stances. the favor will be highly appreciated.
C. HAMILTON, Dentist.
Eureka. April "a. 1879. apps
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PACIFIC T..
ESPECIAL 70 ruE EuRExA DAILY SENTINEL.
CALIFORNIA.
Subsidiary Silver at the Bay.
THE SECOND TRIAL or J. c. DUNCAN.
Raymond 4 Ely and sucser As
seAsments.

SAN FRAxcIsco, April "a.
The gold value OF subsidiary silver in
this market this morning Wa quite irregu-
lar. Half dollars we're taken by brokers
this morning 1t from III to ~ per cent
discount.
Chug All Clue was arrested ON . charge
Of having stolen 81. 100 in gold notes, from
DR.. Grand, SIG Eddy street, by whom be
was employed n : servant.
The re-trial Of Joseph G. Duncan, Secre-
tary Of che defunct Pioneer bank, for for
gerry. began this morning in the Municipal
Criminal Court. The indictment charges
Duncan with raising . certificate of 10
shares Of Safe Deposit Cos stock. No. 433.
TO 1920 shares, which Duncan hypothecated
with the London 4 San Fracisco banks.
John Brown, an old resident OF San
Nateo, was killed on the Southern Pacific
railroad track near Redwood City 1t 6
o'clock Tuesday evening. Deceased was 1t
the time intoxicated and walking on the
track.
The Raymond l. Ely Mining Company
has levied an assessment Of 81 per share,
delinquent Nay 27th. Tho Succor Mill
and Mining Company also levied an assess
ment Of fifty cents per share, delinquent
Nav 26th.
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santa ANA, April n.
This morning DR.. J. N. Bartlett Of this
place was found in his room, in the Santa
Ana Hotel, in an unconscious state. and
has since died. The Coroner's Jury found
. verdict that the deceased came to his
death BY poison administered by his own
hand.
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II oTIcE.

A NEW LEATHER TRUNK, WITH BROWN
"A or lead-c0lored cover. vas left, on the
night og the fire, ct DIR. OWENS OFFICE, in
Clark's Building. The owner Ia invited to call
and reclaim it-psying for this notice.
Eureka, April 23. 1879. ap2l
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A LII PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
IA indebted TO M. H. JOSEPH, of the Golden
Rule Store. will obliee him by calling at Phil.
Harris cigar stand, adjoining Callisher Bros.
news depot. as soon ss possible. and paying the
Rame.
Eureka, April 81, 1879. ap22tf
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In Fnll B1ass,
Bart Ashim's Miners' and Mechanics Trade
DeDOt.
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NEW TO-DAY.
81

an THE NIGHT OF THE FIRE. A DO.
" nestle Sewing Machine was tsken from
the corner Of Main and Clark streets. The per-
son having the same will please leave 1t 1t my
present residence on Mob Hill. Also, q light
set OF Furnfture-one marble-top table and one
plain Bureau without any drawers.
b L. SHIP.
Eureka, April "a, 1879. ap25
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FIVE PRIVATE DINING ROOMS,
open DAY AND NIGHT, AT THE PARKER
" House Restaurant.
MRS. NICK MILLICH.
Eureka. ArpiI %. 1879. ap23-6t.
Call and Settle.

DEneoNS MDKnrED TO ME WILL CON-
fer . favor ~ calling auA sstline MP their
accounts tmDsdkstslx.
VIZ. HASKELL.
Eureka. April a. ISIS. sp7sN
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MOTTO
Contractors and Builders !

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY H
~ Board of County Commissioners of Eureka
County Nevada, that Sealed Proposals will be
received by the said Board OF Commissioners
I'M to 10 O'clock A. NJ.
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WILKEsBARRE, April "a.
The men sinking the shaft to rescue
seven miners entombed in the mine sue
ceeded in working through four chambers,
when they were compelled to retire, as tho
mine caved in = dangerous manner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-29
Snr6t6are, uno oo6 6ewdftiste
2ta6fu6t.
Grad /: Isssusn pom q. SIaymer.)

(gia9 Iosslsn BON u. S~laymsr)
Sn einem @aloe bes peiili9sn HuB.
lambs lebie nod i'm Sabre 1S49 Elm made.
rer 5 b T er nit ieinsm iunsen Wsibs
Sneien 'anmutbissn 2inberu unb einiser
Sdserburi9sn in slidli9sr abssi9ieeen.
belt.
Sic 5amilie NOR fatbolii9.
au9 gu ibr brans inbeKen idon BIZ
&unos BON ben traurisen 9srbssrunsen.
tpel9e bic i6redli9e &rantbeit .gbo.
lera" In ben 6itli6en SbeiIsn bss 2anbss
anssridtst, un6 ME he mebr unb msbr
au4 mad Weften porani9reite.
Ysrsits bate f9 barum Der J5r.
fer In Der nd&iten Stabt 8erbaltungs.
Ressln eeben laiien, aud msbrsre ar3neien
einsefauit; als zines Cages elm Sdssr.
burl9s bic 8oti9aft brinst: bob in einem,
ni6t cine Weils BON bier Iissenben 0orf.
bic Cholera In ibrer sanSsn Jur9tbartsit
ausssbro9sn anb i6on cine Wsnge BE.
wobuer Der 8rantbeit erlssen iei. S1neq
bti9lieBt nun Der fleine Jamilienratb, aups
Strensfe jsbe gsrbinbuns nit benz anse.
itsdtsn Sorfs az meiosn unb auf bic IN.
ndberuns isoes Grsmbsn Elm pa9iamss
auae 3u baben.
60 fommt Der Abenb.
Sic Mutter bsttst ibre Gleinen. na6Osm
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ri9tet uno oisielben nit @sibpaIisr gsisg.
net bate. 3ur &ub', unb ridt ii9 eintn
SsHsl an Die Settle bes @atten. UNI nit
ibm ON tnifsrnbsh &dmin nod man9s
bdusli9e Gorge gu beIpre9en. - Sa
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Sdger msloet v9rauBen 1T Der Willer
aus benz bsna9bartsn SOrfe; rer fiebs-
70 ipridt er, - Dor Der srdBli9sn Ssu6e
unb bittst nm saitliGss Obba9 !" -
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unbeimli9 piro ts mir In ieinsr N6be! =
@enn 8 3 r erlaubt, 10 hese id bi. Sunoe
auf i'm /; beun per tanu benz Weni6en
trausn2"
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als isin Sdser, bab isnsm Manns aiat gu
truusn isi; benn felt er Warien als
Satin beimsdibrt, batte bieler Miller
Der fi9 slsi9fals I'm ibre Sanb beworben.
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Sesraoer asas&eof,
Sr9elb q u G
8ittsburs, ga.

@eferenvn: &c. Cardinal s. WeGlpsfeY
Won Rem Jprf; t Gr;bif6of 1. 8. Ssatbfns,
Baltimore, Wb. SiiGpf 3. 8. MeNuaie, 30.
DIETER. Ssw gprf; Sp6p'f fer P Rauritas
8lUfermann o. s. F., Ct Spispb's &oGeee,
SsutOpUIis, Sa.; Sp&p. P. Ssnattus Srues o.
8. B., ct. 8ineents Ibbep, pa.
TESTIM ONI A.
Felix Barckhoff ex Widenbrueck, oppido
diecesis mee. multa organa pro ~ecclesiis die-
cesis Paderbornensis multa cum laude fabrica-
Wit, quod lubentissime, hisce testor, dunn Re-
verendissimis Episcopis America ipsum CON.
mendo.
Paderbornensis, IA Dec. 1865.
CONRADUS,
Episcopus Paderbornensis-
Monasterii, Ia Dec., 1865.
JOANNES GEORGIUS,
Episoopus Monasteri.
&epardtaren rnt Stimmunsen perbsa auYs
pinfti&fe befprst.
Sriefs belisbs man ~ abrsirfn:
BARCKHOFF BROTHERS,
Lock Box 100,
Mount Oliver, Allegheny Co., Pa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-19

The HgRSDoN MAr1HEE.-A large audi.
ence greeted this talented artistic at Mozart
Hall Saturday afternoon. The performance
was fully up to fhe standard OF that Tues
day evening, and being called before the
curtain to receive the merited applause OF
her auditors, Miss Herndon favored them
with two humorous selections that quite
carried the young folks away. Miss Hern-
don is one of the very few ar
sistes who can control and seeming.
~ hold large assemblase spell. bound.
1t is very difficult for one person to sue
cessfully give performance OF two hours
duration and centre the attention. This
Miss Herndon succeeds in dong therefore
her success. The programme embraced
many OF the gems Of best. Sdrarnatists and
poets. Anung1 the most notable was the
balcony scene from Romeo and, Juliet.
By request OF q prominent cIergynen
present the !" Chase, 'iiffrom London AS
surance;; was given. and enjoyed by all.
Miss Herndona has. established herself here
as san 2artiste second to none we have ever
heard, and can always count on warm re-
ception aud full houses whenever she
chooses to appear. - .s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-19

CHARITY AT THE THEATRE To.NGHT.-
Tonight series OF promenade concerts
and straw berry festival will be inaugurated
at the Theatre for The benefit of St. Joseph's
orphan, Asylum, and continue one week.
keSshfch's band will farnish the music this
ayhninp. and si,e e.,Areatin ladios having the
Affair In charge have spared no pains or ef-
fort to make 1t enjoyable for all who may at
tend.
The cause for which this festival is given
is one which cannot fail TO speak to the
hearts OF all who can be moved to do real
charitable act. These little orphans, de-
priveda as they have been in their tender
years OF parents and the comforts OF home,
are speaking and deserving objects OF char
iiy. The good Sisters do all in their power
to supply their wants, but they, too, need
assistance during these hard times in carry
ing on the grand work OF their vocation.
Go, then, and help the poor little orphans,
and you will heap up reward for yourself
hereafter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-19
Seeing; Stonewan jackson.

Mr.. A. G. Redwood, in one Of has "John-
ny Reb" papers in SC1'ib7er for June, gives
this description OF All incident within the
Confederate lines. He says $.,,'t.
It was the end Of Il bleak November day ;
the fires OF railway-ties extending in long
line either way as far as the eye could fol-
low. made still more neutral by contrast
with their; ruddy light the dun.gray fields
OF stubble, aud the woods in which the
gorgeous panoply OF the earlier season was
paling into russet, and ashy tones. The
work was over, and we were walt
ing with some impatience for the. or
der to take up the line OF march
back to camp; for the evening air struck
chilly through our threadbare and tattered
Jackets, and we had eaten nothing since
early morning. Moreover, a wild rumor
had spread abroad that an issue Of fresh
pork awaited our return, and though the
long habit OF expecting nothing good until
it came secured us against any serious dis
appointment, there were not wanting tender
memories OF '.short" biscuit to raise our
anticipations higher than i've cared to own.
'rhus pre6ccupied, we are faln TO refer a
distant cheering further down the line to
tidipgs OF the coming ratlons, and we gather
by the roadside in order to get on the more
promptly when OUR turn. shall arrive. Ihe
sound grows more and more distinct every
Tnomerf. and now, far down the road some
moving object can Just be diseerned in, a
cloud OF dust which travels rapidly our way:
Nearer and nearer 1t comes; louder and
more enthusiastic ring the shouts, and now
we make out in the dust the figure Ola sim
gle horseman, with clump, of others trail
ing off into obscurity behind him-Jackson
is coming! 4 moment more aud he is here,
going at almost top.speed; bis hat is OF MS
hair blown back from his broad, white fore
head: his eyes dancing and bis cheeks agioW
with excitement and the rush oskeen air.
Andquow the cheers grow deaiening and
rageeds hats are swung more wildly still as
fi,e ,I men OF the foot cavalry recognize their
leader. Ttiecapaleade 4 passes Ike q Whlrl-
wind and disappears in the dustap the soad.
cheered TO the very last tagging courieriof
the escors-fo we are in q good humor now
With ourselves and all the world, AND as
we step briskly out upon our homeward
march The air, feels fresh and iDvigoratlng,
and tia miles seem. shorter than they were
IN Che morning; eyeff the beloved biscuit 1s
Of minor consequence sfash the promised
pprk paies bsside the thopg nIch y nlls us,
TINT we have seen Jackson
And ne got she pork besides !!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-19

Brief Nsns.-Rev. DR.. D. B. Winfree, OF
this city, left here on Saturday afternoon Tor
Louisa. where he expects TO remain seYeral
days. - ''s'.. .'. a..
A large school Of herrings, were seen in
the river near. the Manchester terminus OF
Mayo's bridge Saturday morning. Several
parties fired in the midst OF them with pis-
tol, killing a good many OF them.
The calico bali given by the Beau Mondes
at Cersley's Hall last Friday night was a
delightful and an enjoyable affair.
The ball to be given by Mr.. Charles Shep-
person at Cersley's Hall next Tuesday,
May 10th, will be the great social event OF
the season. ..iy.f2.,-F .,ac
Quite number Of pic-nics and parties
are expected to take place here during the
next month. The present year has been
one noted for such amusements.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-19

PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.-A resolution
passed by the General Assembly at the last
session authorizes the city Of Richmond to
widen Governor street six feet by cutting
OFT so much OF the grounds OF the EXecu-
tive Mansion. The subject will soon be
brought TO the attention Of the Council.
The improvement will be decided benefit
to the street generally and to the CONNER
ciaI Club House particularly.
The new reservoir grounds are growing
more and more lovely under the careful
superintcndence Of Mr. Charlie Baker.
The police were on Saturday engaged in
reporting broken pavements. 1t has long
been a wonder how holes aud ruts in pave
ments on important thoroughfares escaped
notice while few misplaced bricks on other
streets would be .pounced upon eagerly.
There were no important cases before the
Police Justice Saturday.
A State convention OF colored men Will
be held at their Odd-Fellows' Hall to-day,
commencing at y O'Clock. The jury ques-
ton will be considered and discussed, it is
said.
The United States internal-reyenue col.
lections for the week ending Saturday
amounted to S5S,G72.S7.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-19

ROBBERS AT WORK In THE WEST END
On Lombardy street. the western boundary
of the ,Richmond-Coll grounds, between
Broad and Franklin, are three houses, all Of
which were visited by burglars on Friday
night last. Professor Harris, who lives in
one of them. was reused by an indistinct
noise little before 2 O'Clock, got up, and,
upon careful examination, supposed that he
had been mistaken, and retired again.
Daylight, however, revealed the fact that
ladder had been placed against two win
dews in succession, while the blinds Of
third in the basement had been forced,
but iron bars stopped further progress. At
the next house, the college mess-hall, Mrs.
Voolfolk was similarly awakened. 1t ap-
peared that two men OF whom she got 4
glimpse had gotten into the diningroom,
but secured nothing. Professor Puryear
was not so fortunate. The rogues made no
attempt on his dwelling, but emptied his
coops Of dozen nice young birds. Friends
who bad been invited 10 dine on fried
chicken and strawberries will take due no.
tice and govern themselves accordingly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-19

i MAY ENTERTAISMENT BY TIE LADIES' OF
CENTENARY CHURCH.-A treat Is offered by
the ladies of Centenary church, who pur-
pose opening May entertainment in the
basement OF their church on Tuesday the
goth. 1t will continue there for three eve.
nings. The tropic and frigid zones will be
represented in the edibles, and all that dain-
ty fingers and bright eyes can do to render
the entertainment an fait will be done. In
connection with this there will tie a baby
exhibition at Franklin Park on Friday at.
ternoon, where impartial Judges will pre-
sent handsome awards to the two finest
specimens between six months and four
years of age. Mothers are urged to present
their young scions for competition. Re-
fresbments will rcgale the visitors until 4
late hour, and it will no doubt be great
success.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-19
for the sIck.-A Card Of Thanks

Thursday last being the first meeting OF
the Managers for the Retreat for the Sick
since the performance OF Cinderella, 4
unanimous vote of thanks was passed by
the Board to the ladies and gentlemen OF
the cast, chorus, orchestra, ballad, house
hold troops, and fairies, as well as all others,
both on and off the stage, who so kindly
assisted in the presentation OF the opera,
and who succeeded so admirably in making
it grand success.
BY order of the Board.
Mrs. G. W. CAMP, Secretary.
May Is, 1879.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-19
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Hastings Court The may term Of the
Hastings Court-Wlliam /. Clopton
judge-wll begin this morning at II
o'clock. A large chancery docket VIII be
called. There is hut one criminal case on
docket for tria!-lhat of John Maskimore
and Laura Waymack, charged with mlsde-
meanor. Their case WAS continued from
the last term Of the court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-19
WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FOR SUSDAY.--For the Mid.
die atlantic States, higher pressure, higher
followed by lower Temperature, partly
cloudy weather, occasional rains, and variable
winds, mostly from southeast to northeast
For the South Atlantic and East Gulf
States, higher pressure, variable winds,
generally warmer, partly cloudy or, clear
weather, with raip.areas and winds mostly
souther,y in the former section.
TIE WEATHER ON SATURDAY wag clear and
warm. AT night there was thunder
storm and heavy rain. 2a.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY: s A. BIZ, &c |;
9 A. M., 70: noon, So; P. ID, 87;sG p.
A., 81; midnight. "a. 4%22 2'lsst. +
Mean Temperature, TIA. ,'.,jt,rI's ,5.,I,. = {
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-19

Cotored Mtlifia.-The colOred military
company OF this city-Captain. james Gun
ningbam-are making preparation for the
celebration of their anniversary, which
takes place on the 18th OF June at Stratford
Park, near the city. Tarset-pract:cing and
speaking will be the order OF the day. The
company expect to have new plumes for
their hats