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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-21

We suppose that the bill introduced re-
Gently into the United States Senate by Sem
ator SALISBURY, which has for its object the
protection OF the sanctity of kilograms, will
be passed without serious opposition. 1t
proposes to put kilograms on the same foot
ing as letters sent through the mails Such
a law,would induce the transmission OF
many messages which would never be sent
under existing circumstances.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-21

The State is after the Dispatch for weak
ening, to which the Dispatch replies , ,noa y, II
intends "to wait a time with patience"
Verv wise conclusion. it will not do to
agitste question that is, so far as regards
the present. every much settled" Save the
State for the Democracy has been our motto
since November. and, NOTWITHSTANDING I'M
gracious remarks and filings, we nope 10
welcome our contemporaries one by one 10
our platform. We are entirely saiisled witn
our position, now that we have such an aoIe
hacker ia the Dispatch. common sense
shouId NOT he confouuded with something
else. To some OF our contemporaries we
would remark: The more You say on some
things the more you may have to swallow.
Keep the bow of the ship OF State "up in
the wind" and "liy to-" Valuable prizes
have been lost by ''laying the hnd."-
fredericksburg Recorder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-21

The Richmond Wing denies the charge
that the authors OF the Readjuster move
ment are not Conservatives. That's right;
we hone orr able contemporary will con-
finue To day Il. and prove their consist
ency. We cannot afford TO lose them this
wear. OF ali othe.-s that are TO come.--Acco.
mac Eastern Virg.nian.
Rheoyer, the defs QltIug cashier OF the
Louisville. KY, savings Bank, was arrested
on Mendey. He says he ought to be made
an example Of. The defairstion amounts
" over eii0,0Vo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-21

80, :, tho fuct that they are anx. |
:once am, Ne v York Republicans should
ious tnas N ,ss,bod Of appointing their ekec-
change tns ur Eaton also expressed bI.nself
tors; 10 se snniect to-day to the effect that
on on i Relieved s the New York Republicans
would adopt this measur.', and; In case
thew did. he was willing 10 admit that It
would be necessary for the party 70 look
elsewhere than In New YORK 1or canci-
date that they had f.oandoned, OHIO and
had concluded to cor ne eastward for a can
didafe. chiefly bcr suse they considered 1t
absolutely neces' AIRY to carry the State Of
New York; br.t il this should be lost to
them in adva nee. the next State in import
ance-1nd. in fact, the one that would then
be OF the first importance-to them would
be ohi",. He was further inclined to the
belief that under such circumstances Mr..
TIL nman would be a formidable candidate.
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n1fy- A CHANCE TO GET BARGAINS.
DRY GOODS AT LESS THAN OLD PRICES!
JULIUS MEYER,
cnP RpnAn gTp EET

JULIUS MEYER,
COB BROAD STREET.
being determined TO reduce his stock preparatory
TO making change in business, has marked his en-
tire stock way down.
DRESS GOODS closing out at and below cost;
DRESS GOODS reduced from 374 to 2jc., from
80 to 2Oc.. from 20 TO 1896;
DOUBLE-WIDTH NOVELTIES reduced from
1925 to S5c.:
STEEL. MIXED POPLINS reduced TO &c;
STRIPED MUMMY-CLOTHS at SIC;
BLACK and COLORED CAsHMERES greatly re-
duced;
ALL-WOOL COLORED CASHMERES reduced to
45c; superior quality reduced from Is to soc
BLACK ALL-WOOL CASHMERE 1T 42c.-yery
cheap:
GOc. BLACK CASHMERE reduced 10 Soc;
81 CASHMERE reduced to Sjc.;
Specially low prices made in BLACK and COLOR
ED SILKS;
PEKTN STRIPED SILKS and SATINS at cost;
MERiNO and ALL-WOOL UNDERWEAR 1T
greatly reduced prices;
BLANKETS closing out at cost:
LADIES' aud CHTLDREN'S FURS closing out
much below cost;
Aud lots Of other goods below regular prices. at
ja2 JULIUS MEYERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-21
JOHN G. SHAFER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
1904 Main street corner above pOst-ofice),
RICHMOND, VA.

His stock consists of a LARGE AND FINE AS
SEDIMENT OF GOODS, imported especially for
him. aud is constantly receiving NEW GOODS,
STYLES and PATTERNS.
Prices 10 suit the times.
SHIRTS. COLLARS, and CUFFS of fine grades
made 10 order. no IA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-21
MARRIAGES..

Married. on the 18th instant. by Rev. j. u. Jeter'
ID. D.. WILLIAM H. ROWE, Lsq, 10 Miss l. a.
CATLETT all Of this city.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ea- 1880. NEW YEAR.
THALHTMEI BROTHERS:

THALHTMEP BROTHERS.
wishing to start the new year In benehttlng tnels
,sree nave decided % m ark down their enirc
stock OF DESIRABLE GOODS rs per cent. less
" nw,na 10 our heavy purchases at low prices we
ire prepared TO offer extra inducements In AZ kinds
of COTTON, LINEN. and WUOLLEN fABkICs'
and solicit call to convince you " the above iaeS
Our l,rge line Of DRESS GOODS. BRoCADED,
FIGURED. aud STRIPED NOVELTIES ., ~ =,
10 look az stock Of DRESS GOODS.
Great reduction in prices OF ALL-WoOL COL
ORED CAsiIMERES. Look and read:
ATWOOD CASHMERE reduced from 6oc' 10
ALfoW;ooL CASHMERE reduced ffom SIC. to
ALGc1tooL CASHMERE reduced from 81 to
This embraces a large and elegant line OF coiors.
our extensive stock of BLACK and COT.oRED
V 1.mnf S!;.' sATiNs. PEKiN, BKoCADED and
other SILKS must be soId Look az great redue E.
lion, and wonder our s29q ~ SIZE t e"p
SILKS reduced to al. 10 our .2j SILKS reduced
| TO 81: our 81 SILKS reduced TO $751;: our yvc'
| ORED BROCADEO SILKS reduced to sl.50; or
| az BLACK SATIN reduced TO sl.50 our ~ .o y
BLACK sAdIN redaced to 81 our sl'a9 b':Hf 6 n
BLACK PtKIX SATIN reduced to 81 our 1 ~, "a
| COLORED SILKS reduced t. s5c. our 81 90 "
! LORED SATINs reduced 10 $l.l0. We ask an III
spection of this line OF goods
| We have also received large invoice OF TARLte
| LINENS. NAPKINS. 1RAY-CLOIllS. TOW ELS
! QUILTS, and oiner FURNISHING GOODS. Also
n nice line of WHITE GOODS. which II VIII pay e
buy now at the low figures we offer them.
Having bought a large stock of BLANKETS a
low trees before the rise I'm wool. and wishing t.
reduce our stock OF them,. we have marked theh
down rs follows: -
| our si5 BLANKETS 10 SO: our Sl2 BLAN
KETS 10 IS: orr 40 BLANKETS to 81 our -
/ BLA NKETS 10 - our - BLANKETS 70 80 80
our 81 BLANKETS to 80. Buy your BLAN
KETS from IL and save them for mt xt winter II yoI
wish 10 .avc money.
| We have alsO received line OF LIGHT SHADE
| SILKS and SATlNS for evening oress: also. Light
SHADES OF SlLESIAS. TARLATANS, DOTTkl
| and FIGURED SWISS MUSLINS:TWO THREE.
| FOUR, SIN, and EIGiT-BUTTONklDGL GLOVE
| at low prices. THALIllMtR BROTHER>.
| ia los .M&W 60l Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-21
NE GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
COHEN BROTHERS.

Having an extremely large stock on hand, and
being very de'irous TO close for this season, they
will commence JANUARY 1sT to offer their stock
at considerable
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-21
FANCY GOODS.

POCKET-KNIVES at all prices from Toe. up;
SCISSORS-aR sizes AMI prices-from DC. up;
PATENT BUTTON.HOLE CUTTERs-yery con-
yenient;
Genuine" WADE & BUTCHER RAZOR for soc.
DIAMOND. EDGE, 75c.; a genuine PATENT
BOLLOW-GROUND GEORGE WOSTEN-
HOLM" RAZOR at 75c, s5c and 81. Don't
fail TO call and look at them.
An entire new line Of REVOLVERS from 1925
up-FINELY- ENGRAVED NAPOLEON -
REYOLVER-shOots No. 80 cartridges-at
$3.50; PLAIN, same Size, S2.7j; Genuine
COLTS" sEvEN.SHOOTER, $3.50;
CARTRIDGEs-all sizes;
Al entire new line Of LADIES' POCKET-BOOKS
at all prices from 25c. up 10 sl.75-lney are
beauties;
so FINE GILT NECKLACES;
New patterns OF both CHAINS and CHARMS;
More OF those fine EPERG MES at Sl.25.
NEW GOODS coming Ia every day. Can and
examine them at W. A. sTEvENs's,
500 Broad street.
New lot Of GLASS SHADES and FlsH-GLOBEs
Just in. h17
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-21

NOTHING OLD OR TRASHT-EYEIYTnIN
OF THE LATEST DESIGNS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-21
HOLIDAY CHINA GOODS.
THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN THE WAY OF
GLASS AND POTTERY.

iHh LATEST No'ELllES IN TIE WAY OF
GLASS AND POTTERY.
AMBER CRACkLE GLASS;
tLORENIlNE GLAss-only 4 few pieces In this
county;
CERE GLASS, which took the premium over the
Bohemian:
HARLEQUIN, A. ID. C0fFEEs, and DESSERT
SETS:
FRUIT PLATES-lyory hody--something new:
DECORATED DINNER SkrS-Mioko pattern;
CHAMBER sETs-MitOn-varietyo OF patterns;
TEA sErs-aii prices and styles.
WIN have opened ON the sTu INSTANT the
largest assortment OF WORcErTtR. DRESDEN,
AND LONGWY WAKE ever exhibited aud en-.
tireIy new designs. GEORGE GIBSON, Ja.,
ce 1907 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-21

The reader Is requested 20 compare ili. si.rl
figures with ihO'cot any oh,r company.
The NORTiIWESGfRN D. the oply e. r...,o,,
which has In recent wears rrinted ~ current IN.
bends for ihc Information Of tue public.
For further Information. td'ircss
JOHN II. CARY. S'1tc Ar.tt
1913 Main stItct. Richmond. 81.
y. B.-hGENTS WANTED for Yirgulf.
IN l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-21
DIVIDENDS.

OFFICE CITY tIRR-ISsuRASCg CoMPANY,(
January o, 1850.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS o: this
l. company have this day declared a semi-annual
DIVIDEND OF FOUR PER CENT free OF TAXI
out OF The PROFITS OF l. last six months, payable TO
IT'S Stockholders on and after the 10Th Instant.
IA l0-l0t h. IS. MEADE, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-21
MILLINERY.
NO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. =

THIS Is TO give notice that have this day yMS7Se
appointed Mrs. e.. l.. ROSENE. OF the city OF kch-
mond my agent. for me. In my behalf. 10 conduct
The MILLINERY AND FANCY-GOOlS BUSI-
NESS TO buy aud sell for cash only.
IA lq2wt MISS % RLAKfY,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-21
RI A. IIU FILLER q SON,
800 BROAD STREET.

hCT5s A. IIU FILLER q SON,
800 BROAD SHEET.
NEW GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
We have just received full and complete line of
NOVELTIES suitable for HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
SILK MIX ERCHlEFS, TIES, SIELL-BOXES.
GLOVES, HOODS. MlTTENS, COMFORTS,
KNIT JACKETS, EMBROIDERED
COLLARS AND CUFFS,
together with many o her articles too numerous TO
mention.
BLACK and COLORFD CACHEMIRES, fun line,
from Sc. TO %:
POPLIN LU>TRES, full line of colOrs, at l2%c.;
PEKIN STRIPES, in SILks, SATIN, and VEL
VETS:
BROCADE SILKS. full line cOlors
BLACK and C0LORED SILKS, NELVETS, and
NELVETEENS;
4 few more of those CHEAP DAMAsK towels
At 2Jc.;
LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S, and CHHDREN'S
UNDERWEAR;
HOSIERY, WHITE GOODS. aud CASsIMERES;
NOTIONS in endless VARIETY. dc IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-21

REDUCTION FROM FORMER PRICES.
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NOTICE OF LIMITED PART\IR

NOFICE OF LIMITED PARTNER.
~ SHIP.-The Undersigned have formed ID Ifl.
TIED PART NtRSlllP bconduri the Gro, PY
LFAF-TOBACCD. ANb GEN EEAL GOWNS
SION BUSINESS I'm the city ot kchmnl l.1
State of Virginia. undtr tie dru-nlm, n' UfiT
SKINNER n " hIkIN~. t0 begun cob fI- 1-I ID As
OF JANUARY. 1850, ans 10 continue iuf ... y,-
riOd Of three years % N,dIsl-
The GENERAL PARiNtRS iu 1i' t.. fr.
CHARLES y. HlI.l.. CHARLES r.. ~kiN,rr
and CHARLES WATKINS. gll OF whom OIL. I'D.
zen, of the state OF Virginia and reside in ,.. H.
of Richmond.
Tue SPECIAL PARTNER is Cts, rT>
OBER. a cit zen n tlc >.tfroi Maryland a... ..
sises in the city Of Baltimore.
The special PARTNER h1. contributed 'o
mon stcck - capital the sum oi twenty
dsllaIs lS20.OuOl o. cash.
Witness ruT hand. thi, fhc 3lst day OF
Der, eighteen hundred aud seventy mine D
l>I1rclI CHARLES -. itill.
tUAEi.t~ Il. ~hI\ It. t.
CHARLES W Alh''-.
tcucr.I tA.f...
OUTLAWS OBJ D..
Special
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-21
D,sSoLurIoNs & rAIrNER<rIIpS,

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE. lqye
~ hi. day admitted Mr.. EVERETT WADHi Do.
will hereafter be j. \. YANCEY & 60.
}. \. YA\t-N.
JANUARY l, 1850. uI-rt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-21
STOCK BROKERS, &c.

WANTED,
JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA COMPANY
FIR>T AND SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS. also
BUCHANAN AND CLIFTON FORGE FAIL
ROAD BONDS, for which liberal prices viii be
paid ia21-6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-21
CROCR GLASSWARE. Sc.

HOLIDAY GOODS! NEW GOODS!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-21

our ,,roe line Of DRIES GOODS. BROCADED,
FICIJRED. aud STRIPED NOVELTIES ~ less
than original value 10 close them out. do not fai
10 look at stock of DRESS GOODS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-09-16

Every nominee of the Democratic
party in Audrain county, is in every
way we'll qualified for the office to
which he aspires. but no one more SO
than B. F. Dobyns, the nominee for
County Collector. We venture the
assertion that there is not another
man in the county better qualified.
You cannot take man with no ex-
perience IN bookkeeping, and put
him in the collectors office with the
taintest hope that he will give salts
faction. Ben is one of the soundes
and most enthusiastic Democrats IL
the county. and his record, both pub
lie and private, is without stain
For the past two years, he has proven
himself to he a most efficient anu ac
commodating collector. We kno'
whereof we speak when we say tina
he is qualified, steady, careful an
accommodating. He should be electe
this fall by an increased majority.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-09-16
CATCH PENNIES.
Some of the Lesser Attractions of the Fair.

Among the various lesser attrac-
tions at the fair, we notice the follow
ing scatch pennies nearly all in a
row, running west from the grand en-
trance, on the east side. We notice
first, tent which contains the big
gest cow on earth, weighing 1880
bounds. Then we have a shooting
gallery, 'snickle a shot, Next door
e 10 this is ''kid rack three throws
for five cents and half cent cigar
every time you kill ''kid." A
striking machine to test your muscle
comes next; after which we have a
side show, containing Blind John, the
pianist. Next we have photo
graph lottery gallery. Pay your
money, take your picture and drawn
a-blank. Then we have the auction
man who ''stole his goods and can
sell them cheap. Next we have q
couple of baby racks, run on the same
plan as the kid racks. We then have
another side show, containing the
biggest and littlelst man on earth, -
in your mind. Next to this is
snide jewelry stand. Then come:
the dance hall, which runs 4 sets a
once. In the rear of this Is hal
dozen peanut and pop corn stands
Next comes Willard Carron's neatly
furnished lemonade and lunch tent
Pllcher's jewelry bazaar comes next
Then comes Curlie's wheel and tn
glassware stand. We then have tn
s.Ten pin Ally and another sid
show supposed to contain all the IL,
mo and dead curioslties in the world
We also have the paddle wheel wh'c
fascinates the boys. Then we hav
the wooden men with heads on hi
ges to be knocked down with ba'
balls. All these living and dead ct
riosities are sandwitched in with len
onade, peanuts, pop corn and oih
consolidating features.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-09-16

Go out to the fair grounds ana see
the street sprinklers work. a s"'
sprinkler is q curiosity in Mexico
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-09-16

J. NJ. Menefee, from his visit 70
all the eastern manufacturers was
enabled to purchase his mammoIh
stock of furniture, at prices that en-
able him to sell 10 per cent cheapei
than any other house in Mex,cu, Gacth
Don't fail to give him call. Nortn
side public square, Mexico MO-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-09-16
Greenl,ack Lie.

The contest for. congress in this
district is not so pleasant as is de-
sired. Mr.. Haley, greenbacker' chal-
lenged Judge Buckner, democrat fof
a Joint discussion and Judge b. an
swered in a letter which which Mr. >.
HALEY and his friends say is too lnde-
cent to be read in public or dlstrlpu-
ted by mail, or even puniishe" III
newspaper, without suhJecuhg tn'
publisher to indictment for puolishlns
obscene matter. The affair mas SUI
red bad ood.-Montgomery KAY
We don't believe Haley or h'
friends say any such thing !"
don't even believe Buckner wrote hin
a letter. 1t is all lie; and the con
coctor knows it as well as we do.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-09-16

We noticed Wednesday several new
attractions in floral hall, prominent
among which are Jno. M. Meneiee 5
elegant display of furniture zoe anu u
Vic Barth's display of clothing q
fine display of embroidery ana cIol .,
chet work, and some fine worsteo
work and wax flowers. Inc oiap'ay
of cake is not as large as our capacity
would suggest.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-13
PERSONALS.

The following gentlemen, most OF whom
were delegates to the Republican Conven-
ton at Austin, returned last evening: M.
D. Foley, e. r. Clute, Thomas Wren, W.
W.. Bishop, M. M. Johnson, P. P. Cana
van, s. Woodin, H. A. Comins, R. S.
Clapp and P. Bluett.
Mr.. W. E. Griffin, wife and daughter, Of
Phoebe, have been spending several days
with their friends in Eureka. They leave
for home this morning.
DR.. F. Wagner, the celebrated specialist,
arrived from Virginia City last evening,
and is stopping at the Jackson House.
P. II. Lowell, lightning line builder for
the Telegraph Company, returned last
evening from a visit to Austin.
Judge Beatty, Of the Supreme Bench,
and Senator c. G. Powning, OF Reno, are
expected up on to-night's train.
Mr.. VIM. Whalen returns to Antelope
District tomorrow morning.
Mrs. George Nelson returned last even
ing from a visit to the East.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-13
RETRACTION.
ATem Piute misunderstanding Sat
fsfaetoriIy Adjusted.

ATem Piute misunderstanding Sat
fsfaet0riIy Adjusted.
There has been bad blood between parties
at TEN Piute for some time, growing out
Of disputes regarding mining interests.
Finally some one told Mr.. George Russell
that Mr.. Alexander Beatty had hired a
man to kill him (Russell). The latter
thereupon wrote a number OF letters to
personal friends at various points, setting
forth the alleged facts. Arriving in Eu-
reka last week Mr.. Beatty caused the arrest
Of Mr.. Russell on a charge Of libel. An
officer went out from Eureka and brought
in the defendant. Reaching here and be-
coming convinced that he had been misin-
formed, Mr.. Russell made the annexed
retraction, which, under the agreement,
was to be published, and thus bring the
whole affair to q satisfactory conclusion.
In compliance with the stipulation, and at
the request of Mr.. Beatty, the SENTINEL
makes public the retraction OF Mr.. Russell,
which is as follows:
EUREKA, Nevada, May 5, 1880.
Mn. ALEXANDER BEATTY-Having found
that l was misinformed as to the facts con-
corning my charge that you had a man
hired to murder me, and as l now consider
my informant an entirely irresponsible per-
son, l hereby retract the statements made
by M in any and all letters that ! may
have written to any person which reflect
personally upon you or any member OF
your family. / am, sir, yours, etc.,
GEORGE RUSSELL.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-13
FLUE DUST.

Scraps from the Notebook Of the
SentineI's Reporter.
A splendid square piano is for sale by
Prof. Plumhof.
Mr.. George W. Crawford was yesterday
elected Captain of the Eureka Baseball
Nine.
Reserved seats for the Cinderella per-
Torrance this evening, are being sold very
rapidly.
Miners, and those interested, should re-
member the meeting at Spring Valley al
noon on Saturday.
For a change Of weather yesterday, we
had a snowstorm. We would not like to
predict what we will have to-day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-13

Returning to the scene Of Their
RascaIity.

Cash Thomas, Sheriff Of Lander county,
arrived here yesterday, having in his charge
two young men named Henry Bleyins and
Fred. Watson. They are reputed to be ex-
perts in the horse stealing business. On
the 25th Of April last, in Lander county,
they stole two valuable horses, and saddles
and brides. Seventeen days ago Sheriff
Thomas started in pursuit Of the fugitives,
and II was not long before he got on their
trail, and followed them to Pahranagat
Valley, twenty-five miles south OF Hike,
where they were caught. The Sheriff is
Of the opinion that they were "given
away" by one of their own fraternity, who
did not wish any more horse thieves in his
locality. When the citizens OF Pahranagat
Valley discovered that the two men had
been arrested for horse stealing, they were
very much excited, and a number OF men,
led by one Jim Pierson, endeavored to take
the prisoners from the Sheriff and hang
them; but after a parley better counsels
prevailed.
Sheriff Thomas leaves for Austin this
morning with the prisoners.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-13
THE sENATORsHIP.


Sharon still In the Field His
Strength-The Political outlook.
from the Gold Hill News. May sth.l
1t is asserted in Virginia to-day that
Senator Sharon expects to arrange every
thing to his satisfaction, SO far as his bust
ness is concerned, and to be q candidate
for reelection. The information comes
from a politician of note-a man well
posted in regard to that particular ques-
ton and the political outlook Of the State.
The object Of this and all items in the
News on the Senatorial candidacy is to
present the phases Of the question as they
are developed as items of interest to its
readers. The announcement above made
is Of unquestionable interest, and that in
terest Immediately reaches out and takes
hold OF another question: What are Mr..
Sharon's chances of success? OF course
the reply can only be a rehearsal of proba-
bilities from the present outlook over the
| political field.
The gentleman who made the announce
ment that Mr.. Sharon is likely to be in the
| field says as to his chances
In the first place there are nine hold
over Senators who may be counted upon as
supporters Of Mr.. Sharon. This is q big
start.
Then Mr.. Sharon has large interests in
Eureka which will undoubtedly carry that
county for him. No other man named for
the position can cope with him there.
Then there are likely to Re more Demo-
Gratis in the next Legislature than there
was in the last. Humboldt, Elko, Lander
and Nye counties may be put down as
Democratic, hence as likely to be for
Sharon, to say the least, as for any OF his
opponents in the Senatorial race. The ac-
ton of some of the members from these
counties in the last Legislature has
awakened a lively interest there in politi-
cal matters, and the results are likely to be
Democratic gains.
Churchill" continued the speaker, " is
certainly as likely to go for Sharon as for
any other Of the gentlemen named for the
position. If the new railroad is built as
contemplated that will doubtless develop
considerable strength for Mr.. Sharon in
both Lyon and Esmeralda counties. In
Storey county"
Here the speaker found the News man
taking notes, said he was not talking for
publication, and refused to give further
views on the contest.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-13
Important to Inventors.

The United States Patent Office on March
LIST abolished the rule requiring models Of
inventions to accompany applications for
Letters Patent. The examiners will here
after depend solely on the drawings in
making up their decision. Where they are
unable, owing to the intricacy of the in
vention, to decide a knotty point, they are
empowered to call upon the inventor for a
model, but, it is estimated, this will not be
necessary oftener than once in q thousand
cases. This will be a great saving to the
inventor. and is satisfactory to patent at
torneys; but we question whether model
makers will be 30 well satisfied.