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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-19
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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL PETERS

/ NV ENoI II IfVOL, PETEKN >
~ BURG. NA.-rhe eighteenth annual session
begins OCTOBER 2p. Thorough preparation for
University OF Virginia and United states Military
anu Naval Academies. Highly recommended by
Faculty Of the University Of Virginia. Full staii OF
instructors. Pupils uniformly successful. situation
healthiul. Early application advised as humber
N boarders l. strictly limited. For catalogue adj
dress w. GORDON MCCABE. Master au 3-2m
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA
RICHMOND.

The forty-lfh annal session will begin FIRST
MONDAY OF OCTOBER.
One student from each senatorial diiirct VIII
De accorded tie privilege Of offending The con.,'
without charge for professors fees on pre- thhnH
prorer Testimonials Of character and o. hls ina
bility to pay the u-ui rate.
For catalogue. or other Information address
IS y2g-salawswSwtOcl J.B NCCAW, DeaA.
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DICHMOND COLLEGE,
TX nFTNIsfnNn NJ

II Il
IL, RICHMOND, VA. -
The next session begins 2lsT sEPlENbEk,
1882 aud cOntinWs nine months
FACULTY.
FpNtrSp HARRISON, 4. NJ, Professor of iaun.
n. H. HARRIS, VI. A., Professor Of Grvek;
RopEs MAssIE, \. NJ, ID. L., Professor Modern
Language. . -, r,,.,
EDWARD B. sMTH, NJ. A., Professor Of Nashe-
matics. . . a, p.oc...ar nd. Div
Is. PcRYEAR, A. ~, Ii. d.. Professor OF Cne-
MILAN %. THOMAS, N. A., ID. d., Professor oil
Philosophy: - .o,r.w
! EXPENSES OF A RESIDENT srCDfNl.
wohundred and four dollars per nine ny n..
ssssion cover all the EXPENSES OF ehtfAhee 'ee~s
ssas,,on toard. fuel, lights, aud washing.
Eishiy-.cvea dollars and my cents VIII mee' 'he
expenses OF non-resident stsaes.. .,o,e. ar aa-
,,.sos n PuklEAk, Chaifmsas
jy is.eod,selQ,t ,tatsezS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-19

BASE-BALL.-The second game between
the Molcnough, OF Philadelphia, and Rich
monds, took place yesterday afternoon at
the Baseball Park. Although the game
was not as close as on the day before, it was
still a game OF great interest, it being espc-
cially hard-hit game. The Richmonds
presented the best nine that has ever ap-
peared on this bal-ficld. Mr.. Pierce, who
did not arrive until $3.50 O'Clock, pitched,
and was received with great favor. Mr..
Morgan, the catcher. improved on yeSter-
dav, and caught fine game. Mr.. Evans
played his usual game, which is always
good. The PLAYING of the rest of the nine
was superb. The MOlenough were good.
The attendance yesterday was the largest
of the season. and the very best people are
taking great interest in this manly and in
vieorating sport. These clubs play again
this evening at 4t O'Clock, and a fine game
NAV be expected. The following is the
score 10y innings:
Inning. , 8 4 5 7 Total.
NSlSnS%sP::.:..3 N;ss%SSa NM 8 9 9 Is
1t is possible the Rlchmonds will play the
Atlantic Club, the champions OF Canada,
during the next week.
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DICHMOND SEMINARY,
IL No. ) EAST GRACE STREET,
RICHMOND, Va.
iEssION Ies2-'ss.

JOHN II. POWELL, Principal.
Mns. 7. q. tpTpAI rkpI2ATiI Associate Prineipal'.
The tenth session viii begin WEDNESDAY,
September 2Oth. -, , ,., "a
Course Of Instruction fur and thorough Gu
X,ntaess ia music and French. comfort and he.i.th
of b0iglers carefully provided for; Two Young H.
dies in room, and single rooms given when s.c-
cially desired. .. -,
FOR full Information as 90 expenses, Sc;' apply
,al '''''' au G-TuTh&sah
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LNDGE HILL SCHOOL.

The next session of the EDGE IIILL SCHOOL
VIII commence september IL, 1880. Addres the
MISSES RANDOLPH,
Hcswick Depot.
au 5-eOdtScl5 sl,pnarir 4,
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T AW SCHOOL OF WASHINGTON

IL AND LEE UNIVERSITY.
GENERAL &. ". &. LEE. PRESIDENT.
Instruction by textbooks and printed Ice cturos.
with courses Of lectures on special subjects by
eminent urists. Tuition and fccs. $50 for session
of nine months. beginning SEPTEMBER 2lsT.
For catalogue and full information address
CHARLES a. GRAVES, Professor OF Law, Lex
ingtOn, Va. ~ J-W&Sa2m
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or. GEORGES HALL. AN UNsUE-
- PASSED BOAEDING-StiiOOL FOE ool5
AND YOuNG \: feisicrstogHi;; y, i.ii,, .,, ], 5l
county. sd, prcpaTes for Use UNIVERSITIES hnu COL
Ieges or bus M - ~27J year. ~
Professor J. 9. KINEAR, \. H.,
priucl8iy.
,,..,a -, .,t, -, ,o,,roucea sent fy 22-StK ~ lCt
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NADEMOIsELLE TARDIVEL. 25 W.

MI tN'|Ts4'IO I''I@IIIsIl I 4NlAVT Ell. % W.
A'A 46th st., New York. Boarding anl Day
school for yonng ladies' and children Rcopcn
sept. 81 Thorough English course. Daily icc-
tures. French and other languages spoken within
six months Drawing and musical advantages M
sufldssed. au 1G tpcl
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an I2-Sa,Tu&Th
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l; fer sale 10y all respectable dealers In modl-
e,nes. Price, 81 per bottle.
Be sure and get the genuine
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
Take no other. au 17-eOdtSe15
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-29

European portion of town. but were re-.
pulsed by the military. The following day
the French consul applied to Admiral Cor.
ns rau ior protection for French subjects.
Inc French admiral subsequently
asAeu Admiral hoskins to make
JOINT occupation to preserve
o.uer ana this was arranged for. asst
nlght NJ; DeLesseps suddenly returned
from Simla. A violent scene Occurred he.
Tween Wse,n nm and the representative of the
French consul. NJ, DE Lesseps said he con.
sidered Port Said his property, that the
consul was fool for asking for the occuna.
tion; that II was playing into the hands of
England TO do so, and that there was no
sanger, as he had guarantee for
the safety of French subjects
from the officer commanding Arab troops
When everything was ready for landing
the French admiral refused to carry out his
part OF the arrangement. De Lesscps visit
ed the governor and assistant governor.
VINO Were still ON board the Mongolia. and
Rear Admiral Hoskins, but fail
ed TO bring them to his views. Rein.
iorcements are arriving every night
from Fort Guemil. The governor consid.
ers the delay in occupying the town will be
iatal, as the Arabs are becoming stronger
every day. The British corvette ocean has
arrived, bringing instructions which com.
pletely modify the situation here. De
Lesseps protested against her entering the
dues. ''"S
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Austin.
Special 10 the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
! AUSTIN, July 2S.-All persons proposin,
to file as agents for purchasers of school
university and asylum lands, must presen
authorized powers of attorney from sucl
purchasers, to accompany their files to tn,
general land office. Agents have refused
to comply with this ruling made by the
commissioner of the land office. and he in.
structs the surveyor of Jones county that il
must be adhered to, as the applicant Ia
purchase any of the public lands become,
by such application party to a contract
with the state in which he agrees IN tho
purchase of university and asylum landst to
settle upon the same and TO make certain
specific payments OF principal and interest
"A. cannot make u. party to contract
or obligate him In any way
the consent OF b. Hence, agents must have
written powers of attorney as ruled above
Charters of the Marvin college, Waxa.
hachie, and of the Paris Marriage associa.
tion We're filed to-day.
A, ii. Cook, contractor TO erect the uni.
| versity building, filed his bond 10 day, and
work will commence Immediately. An eff.
fort is being made TO get the regents 10
| postpone the selection OF faculty until the
fall of 1859, as the time set for making the
appointments is deemed too short.
The Florida Mutual Fire Insurance com.
pany have established agencies in this state
without authority to do business, and Com.
missioner SpaiEht rules that its agents are
subject to prosecution.
The mails from here to Burnet, Blanco
ana western towns are source of much In.
convenience, because Of delays and irregu.
laritles, The contractors hnve corfn;tad
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hen Thompson Is Remanded Without
Bail at San Antonio-Himself
and Friends Very Much
Surprised.
Hnling of the Commissioner OF the
Land Office, of Interest to the
General Public.
yellow Fever Reported ut Matamoras-
Quarantine Precautions are
Being Taken.
Rescue of an Innocent Girl From a
Clebnne Brothel.
faleStine's Latest Hobby Items From
the Fort.
o'her Interesting State News.
Palestine's Latest Hobby-Item From
the Fort.
Other Interesting State News.
Illllsboro.

nllisboro.
Special TO the Herald
HILLsnoRo, July 2S,-This morning at 9
O'CLOCK the fire alarm was given, and ii
was found that fire had broken out either
in the NJ, X, 4 7. saloon or HALLS barber
shop, which buildings were adjoining. The
fire communicated at once TO adjoining
buildings, and in few minutes Perrill Il
Foxes drug and grocery stores were in
ashes. The Sturgis building, which was
occupied by Sturgis Bros dry goods, and
George +. Sturcis, banker, caught fire
from the rear. In short time this build
ing succumbed to the fiery flames, and lay
smouldering in ashes. From this building
the names caught the frame range OF
buildings on Waco street occupied by Mad
dux Il Stroud, groceries, IL. Eastland, sta.
TONER, .post-oiiicc, Mirror office and j. Il.
Ballard, saloon, and Cox Il Belle, dry
goods; This whole block was soon con.
sumed, and the flames whipped over from
this block to Il couple of frame buildings
in the rear, known rs the Booth building
and the Booth law office. The following are
the sufferers:
Sturgis Bros, dry goods; loss OH stock,
$lO,OoO salvage, 5000; insurance, $40, 600;
on building loss, 1850; insurance, $4,000.
Perrill ~ Fox, drugs and groceries; stock,
$4,000; total loss; insurance, $500.
l., GOWN, saloon and billiards; loss on
stock, $4,000; insurance, $1,000.
John Hall, barber shop; loss, $500; total
loss; no insurance.
Maddux & Stroud, stock, 5000; insur-
anoe $500; salvage, $1,000.
Walter Buck, jeweler; loss, 81 800 cov-
cred.
ii. NJ. Rodmore, loss on building, Sl2, 600
insurance, $500; $1,000 loss on post-oilice fix.
lures.
j. W. Golleage, proprietor of the Mirror;
loss, So, 15O insurance, s., 200.
John ID. Warren, loss, three buildings. in.
surance, 81 $50; loss, $4,000.
Cox n Bell, loss, $1,000; covered; saved
all goods.
?; G. Booth, loss on building, 81 200; GOV.
cred by insurance.
, j. L. Ballard, loss, 5000; covered by insur.
/ ance.
W. l.. Booth & Son, loss, 81 800 on law Of
flee; no insurance.
| III. Eastand, statoner loss, 81 500: insur.
anco, $3.50; half Of stock saved.
y. Pierce, building; 81 500 loss; insurance
! s. 600
W. ID. Franklin damage to storehouse,
$1,000; no insurance.
Efforts were made by our citizens to save
the buildings and goods, but they were of no
avail except that they saved few goods
and stopped the fire at the Franklin build.
lngS,
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Labor Troubles,
THE FREIGHT HANDLERS.


Jersey Cry, July 2S.-At meeting OF
the striking freight.handlers TODAY IL WINS
announced that Father Deconcilo, of ST.
Michael Catholic church. had no authority
Tor his statement to the strikers that the
Erie company was prepared to take bnck
their old employees, who are now on
a, strike, provided they would
abandon the labor union nnd
that the company would pay twenty
cents per hour, the rate demanded bv the
strikers; The president of the strikers
union, in making this announcement, said
the priest had been only telling what
ms impressions were A greater
degree of heat was provoked by the discoy.
cry OF the false position in which the men
We're placed by their prompt and indignan /
repression ofproposals which had never been
made than was created when proposals were
laid before them yesterday. IL was developed
that u couple of strikers had of their
own motive sought the intercession of the
priest and In favor of compromise. The
union as a body rcpudiatcd the action of
these men and renewed their defiance TO
The company.
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ing OF the dark ways of the world, al d
knew not what TO do. Policeman Keith
iound her, covering and frightened, sur
rounded by men and the inmates of the
yen, contending as to who should have the
rght 10 ouef one more victim on the altar
oishame and dishonor.
the city, took charge of her and viii take
her back to her home. Nav her first lesson
o, o. out in the world" be one that will last.
10 fohceman Keith, If nothing else is ever
paced to his credit, the rescue of this girl
noni shame, by his watchfuluess, is one
ot,gnt rememberance. What steps will be
TAKEN by the authorities in the matter | do
uol Know but the wretch who carried her
lnere and those who attempted to detain
Of the law. pei''''s
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Marshall,


MARSHALL, July 2S.-Ex.G Governor Hub
bard passed through this morning, en- route
for Carthage.
The fair and ball at the university
grounds last night was n grand success.
IL will be continued tonight in the court.
house yard.
The question of submitting the school
tax to the vote OF the people has been in
definitely postponed.
Professor Thomas =. Lilley, q graduate
Thomas ID. Crawford, q graduate of David
son college, North Carolina, have been
elected and will teach in the university
during the coming year.
Rev. DR.. Burlsson is in this city.
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Absline.
Special to the Herald.

special to the Herald.
ABILENE, July 2s.-Some little wool was
received here today, though the season is
hheariy closed this year. There has been
nanuieu here In excess of 1000, 600 pounds.
-Four or five fine tloclss Merino bucks are
mere, some from California and the east
Inc 4 s,n demand for ewes is still very great, and
On Dead Mans creek, where n wear aco
there were only 100 head of sheep, there
are now as many thousand.
OF corn, millet and oats. N''p'
Inc town is improving in every direction
and business is lovely. '"
II very soon the new hotel OF the Texas &
facihc railroad will be completed.
Professor Henry NJ. Wise, SUPERINTENDENT
here. 80 va '''''
Clty lots are in demand
a. a. L. is here taking notes on geo.ogi.
cal matters, He says the study of geology
makes him good republican.
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Galveston.
Special to the Herald,

GALVESTON, July 2S.--The English cable
steamer International, which was recalled
at Key West while homeward bound, for
the purpose OF locating and repairing flaw
and Vera Cruz, which she had recently
completed, sailed to-day for home. The
imperfection which at one time threatened
serious trouble, has apparently restored
itself and 1t was so slight as only to be
noticeable upon the testing apparatus, and
even then there only was for fraction of a
second, The trouble is so slight that II Is
impossible to locate II.
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Special 10 the Herald.

GIIMER, July 2s.-A delegation of citi.
zens Of this place, composed of Messrs. Dan
iiels, Galloway and Magee, visited Pitts.
burg and had consultation with President
Heartsell, of the Marshall & Northwestern
railway, In order to secure the line of this
railroad through this place, returned well
pleased with the interview, and reported
prospcctsgood for securing the road. They
have awritten proposition to be submitted 10
the people tomorrow at which time the COM
missioners appointed last Saturday on sub
sidy and right.oi-way will make their re.
port.
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Fort Worth
Special to the Herald.

bFvuIHI 70 Ihe Herald.
FORT WoRTu, July 2S.-Jef' Wood died
atop: m. yesterday from blow ON the
head by Rev. Harver Estearn.
IL. il. Green was arrested to-day for
forgery.
Ben Heath, OF the Texas stone company
was gashed in the face last night while
aiding In repairing broken down freight
car.
Three peddlers were arrested to-day for
selling without license.
Henry keller's foot was mashed by
sledge hammer, which fell from The handle
IN the hands OF another workman.
Robert Newcomer, a railroad man, was
knocked down and badly hurt in row to.
night.
Captain Lyles three.year.old child fell
rom buggy, receiving severe injuries to.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-29

rur ,,or,n, a.,

THE MOTION TO euAsH THOSE wRirs.
NEw York, July 2s.-Judge Haight In
the supreme court to-day granted the mo.
tion TO .quash writs of mnndamus against
the Erie and New York Central rail.
ways TO compel them to carry
out the terms OF their franchise. These
were test cases brought TO hasten the end
of the long pending trouble between the
railways and the striking EN-.
ployes. Judge lfaight In his
opinion granting the motion of
counsel for railways TO quash the writs
said the grievance was private, that The
people had. no interest involved, and the
proper mode of procedure was by civil suit
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-29
Cieburnc
Special to the Herald,

CtsnrRSr, July 9s,-Last night Police.
man Keith, who is always on the alert.
rescued from house ofill-hme in this city
a young girl, who gave her name as Buck.
halter, Irom Hood county. She states chat
she was induced TO leave her home by n
man named Hail, under promise of mar.
riage. Upon her arrival here he carried
her to the Santa Fe' house, representing z
thnt y was boarding.house. She states
that she was locked up In room, and m ado
10 wear one of the women's dresses. pnd
notified that if she left she would be mr..
rested for theft. The poor girl knew moth.
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Waco.
Special to the Herald.


WACO, July 2I.-At the Marlin conyen.
ton held to-day J. A. Martin, of Falls
county, was nominated for state senator
and l.. Il. Fostor, editor of the Groesbeeck
New Era, for tloater. Martin is leading
member of the Marlin bar and Foster was
a member Of the last legislature from Lime
stone county. Both nominations were
made by acclamation, all opposition being
withdrawn. o
80 ne of the young men who were with
Cliif Wallace when ne was drowned in
lne Colorado river have returned to this
CITY. The party were bathing; when Wal
lace got in swift current and became ex-
haustedi, he clung to floating drift wood,
but lnally sank in full view of his com.
panions His body was not recovered.
a heavy fire occurred early this morning
IN Hillsboro, destroying the south side OF
square and southward on Waco street to
the END OF the block. Loss about $5O,0O0;
over half covered by insurance.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-29
Palestine.
Special 70 the lIcrald

PALESTINE, July 2s.-A very popular
movement is on foot here for the purpose Of
establishing branch of the state univer.
sity for colored students at Palestine. The
international Land company have donated
today the site for the building and grounds,
and apublic meeting has been called to for,
ward the candidacy Of Palestine for the place,
election 70 take place at the time OF tho
general election. ,1
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-29

"Tricyclos," the Court Journal saws
grow ~, favor IN London, and are 10 b,
seen daily, ridden by either sex, In ia,
most crowded part of the city. The Rationa
Dress society recommend lady tiicyclist,
TO wear their new divided skirt both be
cause y oilers ireer use of the legs and be
cause II oilers less resistance 10 the wind
an important consideration"
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Corsicana.
Special to the Herald.

CoRsIcANA, July 2S.-Robert Tickle whose
case has been on trial in the district court
before, Judge Bradley, and who was sen.
fenced at the last term for twenty. five years,
which Judgment was reversed by the court
OF appeals, was to-day convicted again of
the murder OF James Shields, and sentenced
TO seven years in the penilentiary.
Az called meeting of the city council
Yesterday the following teachers were ap-
pointed for our public schools: PRINCIPAL.
Captain j, A. Townsend; teachers, Mrs. Dr'
Mills, Miss Helen Halbert, Miss Florence
Bright and Miss Lawrence, of Tyler.
The teachers for the colored school will
be chosen at the next regular meeting OF
the city council.
Miss Carrie Cain, who has been visiting
here forsome time, leaves tomorrow for her
home in Tyler.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-29

Sum S M Gl men have not yet bought their full supply of
hn"h Underwear. Lots Of our patrons have not vet
Mnt their full supply of Shirts for long Summer p,
ns a. man thinks he can get along with his heavy Suit but
@ e not July and August Sun is more than he can stand
cea VIII rePensh his wardrobe if proper inducements in
,Se "es are offered him. NOW is YOUR TIME We
Moe an immense Stock that going to Close Out This
pro' and take our word have placed our Goods at
S1IGSrtood IsS TO 90 it. We have met with UNQUALIFIED
our owing to the liberal support and patronage from
many friends, and now to make the rest of this Summer
sSi uason our GROWING TRIUMPH and to prepare for
oa fa Campaign we propose in own peculiar wav
ave bs TO our customers these late SUMNER BARGAINS
snae. e.e are any doubling Thomases please let them call
our stock and Prices and will forever cure them Of
doubt We have to be brief and to the point Or snace
pbn as is, of necessity limited We simply invite the
% and those visiting Dallas to call and see US and be
and rough our extensive Establishment and if our Goods
gve rfces and our Mode of Treatment all does not
Na'S'actlon' we are willing to give up the Horns.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-08-23
CAPITAL RESTAURANT
MRS. d. r. CROOK. PRoPRIETREss.

Having newly papered, painted and fur
nished, and fitted up in first-cass style the
Capital Restaurant for the accommodation of
the public | am now ready to receive my
friends, and they may be assured that my tables :
will always be supplied with
Every DeIfcacy and Substantial which !
the Markets Afford.
Board by the day, week or month and every
attention will begiyen to all.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-08-23

In a single week Chicago had two
mob performances. In one case, after
alumber vessel had been unloaded and
sle work paid for by the job, the men
demanded SIS more because Of some
timber handled, bombarded the ship
with missiles when it started away
down stream, took possession Of one of
the city draw bridges so as to stop it.
aud then seized vessel, Captain, and
crew, and made such demonstration
that the Captain gladly paid the slS to
gct away alive. A day or two later a
similar demand was made after vessel
was unloaded. and when payment was
refused the ship was tied to the dock
with a multiplicity of lines, the men
stood about, each one with knife IN
his hand pretending to whittle, and
after two hours waiting, vita no sign
Of help from the police, the Captain
also paid, and was allowed to go.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-08-23

A New Orleans man invented an in
toxicating beverage, which be said was
bound to revolutionize the processes of
pleasurably getting drunk. He invited
some friends to dinner and tried the
new liquid on them. They drank it
with avidity and rolled comfortably nn-
der the table; but next day they had to
be put under the physician care, and
the host has gone to work to perfect his
inVeatlon.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-08-23

Having purchased the City BAKERY, will
spare no pains TO merit the patronage of tn
public. CHRIS. DlEHL
Winnemucca May 20, 1882. II