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Tho SuccuIent BivaIyc.

Ii l. Il fixed fact that Gus. +. Delarue,
illG Main street, has made arrangements
with parties to furnish him with the very
best oysters that come to this market,
which he can serve in any style called for.
Fresh supplies received tri-weekly.
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INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid.
Ole Atlantic States partly cloudy weather,
occasional light SHOWS, southwest to north.
west winds, stationary or slight rise in
temperature, and slight rise followed by
falling barometer.
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i ARE YOu TROUBLED
WHAT TO Buy FOR 4
CHRISTMAS PhEsFNT
We suggest
A HASDsonE DRESSING RoBs,
Az ELEGANT SMOKING JAckLT
A LADY's HASDERcnnEF PopCD,} Imported
\ LADY's GLOVE Pouch, \ Goods.
GLOVES, MCFFLERs,
SILK UMBRELLAS,
scARFs, TIES,
JTwELnY, HOSIERY
: -UrT OR OVERLOAD.
Rccoliect, we have buI
ONE PRICE.
an goods marked ia plain figures.
A. sAKs & CO..
LEADIsG CLoTuIeRs AND FURNISHES.
1913 MAIN STREET.
OPPOSITE Posr-OFPict.
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Under the Tower.
PAGES BLOCK.

Carlton Mccarthy & Co., booksellers ana
stationers, special agents Of Santa aus
for this season in Christmas cards, sodve-
mir sachets. and all the handsome things IN
Russia leather, plush. sealskin, gilt, cut
glass, bronzes, and nickel. Gift-books,
elegant in illustrations, binding, and mat
ter.
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IHE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cold and
cloudy with occasional sunshine.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: A. NJ.
20: A. NJ, "a; noon, q; 3P. ~, 2G:
L. NJ, %; midnight, l6.
Mean temperature, %.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-17

The Queen, the lady's newspaper and
court chronicle. published in London, con
tanning a pretty chrome, and The Ladies'
Jouna! for January. have been received
from N. Leonard, newsdealer, 9Os Main
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CousfnI,ie BrOthers

have just received some elegant things in
gentemen's scarfs, suspenders, and silk
umbrellas. Call and see them at il9 Broad
street
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AlMaYh Ahead.

Spence, Tyree Il Co., sl3 and Sl5 east
Broad street. Baby trunks from '5c. to
3s; embroidered slippers from sl.25to 20 /;
satchels, handbags. &C.. &c.
SPENCE, TYREE a Co..
Si3 and Sl5 east Broad street.
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AhBER-coLoRED AND INVISIBLE CELLULoip
EYEGLASSES have attained great popularity ~ th
The ladies.
For sale by all leading Jewellers and opucans.
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UusrrNGs CoURT.-The grand jury Of the
Husfings Court brought in the following fel-
ony indictments John Corbin, felonious
assault; Chris. Baker (colored), two cases.
graye-robbery; w. b. Meredith, same Of
fence. two eases; Caesar Roane, same Of
fence, one case. The jury also brought in
two indictments against Chris. Baker for
misdemeanor in connection with the grave
robberies. and one indictment each for
misdemeanor in connection with the same
offence against w. B. Meredith, Caesar
Roane. and W. A. Smith.
George S. Stokes was indicted for cru
city to animals.
The grand Jury was then adjourned for
the term.
The committee appointed by the Court
to examine into the condition OF the affairs
OF the clerks Office before Mr.. William
Lawton, the newly-apponted clerk, quail
fled. brought in a highly-complimentary
report. and were discharged.
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POLICE CouRT.--Tbe following cases were
disposed OF yesterday:
Alice Hart was fined IS for assaulting
and beating Mary Rooney:
Hudson McIntire was fined IS for reck-
less driving on the street.
A number Of other trifing eases were
tried, and the parties accused were dis
charged.
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENsUHEp NJ
the use of MEADE & BAKERS sAroSiEh DRsri-
PRICE, which will speedily remove Incl pieot tartar
and scurf. Price, fifty cents a box
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J.E. RoeE.
No. 1908 east Main street,
offers great bargains In
HOUSEHOLD AND HOLIDAY GooDs
NO. . cooking Range-compcte-fot elt;
sef-feeder with Nickel Trimmings, t10;
Banded Chamber Set iten piecesj foe e9.2C
Tin Set three pieces) for s1.65;
Beautiful Decorated stand Lamp,oI
One Of Rogers's 5-bottle Plated Castor, $3.50:
Half-dozcn Plated Teaspoons. Soc;
fIalf-dozen Plated Tablespoons, 75c.
Large assortment ~ Vases; Cologne SCI
Motto Cups and Saucers.
Other goods too numerous TO mention At price,
that cannot be equalled in this city. call Is eli
heasks. RosE's, 1908 Vain street
next 10 II. Charles Hot-I
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:. cong ron THE HOLIDAYS:

GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS:
(T MALAGA GRAPES. Figs xrp,c. aud
PINEAPPLE, EDAM f,nprxrsf fnxSJf
,,,lfcnrisMExT. fnisMEx PREsERvtD GiN9EH;
ssTtfsSisEp liSNISi '. ITSSisA sAfMGrTDTGfAh fhMGTTfh. ohir
MAlpLE cn 81 ia vSRGlNIA BUcKWHEAT..
Ekk,srNs' EkW SSSn ScnirRoN, r cliHi ANTS, GELATiSE'
ccExSIEigRlilssss { lsss and .nS yTSElsSooSSis TiSElsoSs. a,
NUE. Vn"N"McC1 McC1RTHY 4 HAYNEss,.
80 627 east Broad street,
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GRAND DISPLAY OF PgEsESIABLa GOODS. -
Visitors VIII hnd seasonable variety Of Books.
Albums, Charms, Gold Pens, Boxes, Xmls-Car,is
aud satchels, Toys, BoN-Papcrs, mkstands. Toiis
sets, Graphicscopes, Pocket-ijooks, &C., hand,omo
enough TO suit all tastes all NJ moderate prices st
RANDOLPH ENGLIsM's. 1902 Main street.
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FRAGRANT BREATH Il always a pica,ur,> aos
you can have IL by using MEADE & BAKERS ,seI,-
cious CAREoLic MoUru-wAsu. 1t destroys the Of
fcnsi'e odor caused by diseased guns aud decaycd
teeth and speedily restores them To healthy cos-
dition. Price, fifty cents a'bottIe
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OFF FOR INDIA.-One Of the many de-
lights OF modern civilization is the rapid
transit method OF remaining at home and
enjoying trip abroad. With Europe we
have become familiar, England Is the same
As home to hosts Of our people, but OF
India, the land OF wonders and early civii-
zation, we know comparatively little.
Judge Bick, OF the India Bar, will speak
about the land that has been his home on
Tuesday next at Mozart Hall, under the
auspices OF the Young Mems Christian As
sociation. and his lecture will be illustrated
by over one hundred views, which are
pronounced by the press to be superior to
anything OF the kind yet exhibited.
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A fine Albany sleigh for sale al a low
price at W. G.. Smiths coach-factory.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-17

One OF W. G. Smiths ladies' Dhseton
makes an elegant Christmas present 10
your wife OF daughter.
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captain JACK LANE keeps ON In the cvsu
tenor Of his way" at his MODEL DiyIs.- sud
SAMrLE-EooMs, 622 Broad street. and has given
TO That neighboihood what IL has long neeici-s
firsi-class place with moderate charges
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FIREWORKS Of all kinds; Pound and Fruit
Cakes, plain and ornamental: Candies Of every
description; Grapes, Bananas, sweet Orange, &C.,
at d. COLUNEUs'S.
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srINGISG irritation. Inflammation, IN Kidney
and Urinary Complaints, cured By -Bucharal-
ba." 81.
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Personals and Briefs.

Hon. Wharton Branch. OF Galveston,
Texas, is in the city. He stopped over
one day en- route to Washington, ID. e.,
for the purpose OF calling on Mr.. Thomas
Branch. He is prominent lawyer OF Gal
weston, and is a son OF Edward Thomas
Branch. formerly OF Petersburg, and who
emigrated from Virginia in 1892 and went
to Texas III 1884. and was lieutenant
colonel in the Army Of the Republic OF
Texas. lie visits New York and Boston
before his return home.
The Christmas No. Of the New York
Graphic (at hand from &. +. Johnston) is
full Of pleasant reading-matter and good
illustrations. and in addition handsome
picture in colors Is given away with it as Il
supplement.
Messrs. X. Il. Chalin & Co... real estate
agents, have sold to Nh. Pardon Cook, OF
Illinois, the farm known rs "Gum
Spring." situated in Chesterfield county
about ten miles from Richmond, belong
ing to Mr.. Samuel II. Pulliam, and con-
tanning $40 acres, for $4,000.
For the Theatre this week there are lots
Of fun docketed.
Yesterday morning the city hands, while
eXcavating for the stone wall OF the
Shockoe-creek improvement, discovered II
spring of tepld water. Whether the con-
dition Of the water is natural or artificial
has not yet transpired.
4 founding was discovered yesterday
morning at the door OF Mr.. \. c. Bietel,
9O3 Byrd street. Mr.. and Mrs. Betel
adopted the infant having no children OF
their own, and thereby saved it from being
taken TO the almshouse.
The Governor aud his secretary are in
Washington, ID. c.
Mr.. kluRe, who plays the French horn
in tlFe Mozart orchestra, was isfal. zed yes
terday morning, and was taken to the hos
pital.
Detective j. G. Mitchell. OF the Baltimore
police department. arrived in the city yes
terday with q requisition for Clinton Boz
dine, wanted in Baltimore on charge Of
bigamy. Owing TO the absence OF the
Governor he could not accomplish the OBJ
icct OF his visit.
Colds and neuralgia are rampant. An
ounce OF prevention is worth a pound OF
cure. Take care Of Yourself and save your
health.
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MARRIAGE or RICHMOND YOUNG LADY
IN MONTANA TERRITORY.-MissF Fannie Car.
ter (niece OF Mrs. William l.. Whte), for
merly OF Richmond, was married on the 5th
instant at Fort Keogh (he residence of her
iather) to Lieutenant Avis, formerly OF
West Virginia. Miss Carter left this city
about two years ago. where she so long re-
sided, leaving with regret many warm and
true friends, who will he gratitied to learn
OF her happy union. Lieutenant Avis is a
graduate Of West Point, and said to be one
Of the most popular young officers in the
western army. They are spending their
honeymoon in ST. Paul, Minnesota.
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IN DIAMONDS
We can give you special bargains:
EARRINGS. real value $3.50, al sl75;
EARRINGS. real value $500, at sl4O;
EARRINGS, real value $3.50. al 500;
EARRINGS, real value 800, at $50;
EARRINGS, real value as, at 500;
EARRINGS, real value $50, al s4s;
EARRINGS. real value $50, at $40:
CLUSTER RINGS. real value s9c, s7O
CLUSTER RINGS. real value $50, at S62
CLUSTER RINGS, real value i65. at s50
CLUSTER RINGS, real value $50, at 40;
LOCKETs. real value s3s. al 500.
LOCKETS, real value $50. al $3.50.
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A FIatteriDg Notice from ConserSa-
tive Paper.

lChicago Times.l
Judge Bick being a rapid, fluent, mag
netic talker, holds an audience quite hap
pily. II is evident he has intimate personal
knowledge of his theme. The instrument
with which the lectures are illustrated Is
more powerful than any that has been be-
fore exhibited here.
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ELEGANT PRESENTS.
EowLAN 4 Co.. JgwELLERs,
corner Main and Tenth strcees,
are now opening an elegant new stock NJ =
Diamond Solitaire Eardrops.
Diamond Lacc-Pins,
Diamond Bracelets.
Diamond Scsrf-P:ns.
Diamond studs,
Diamond solitaire Rinxs.
Diamond Cluster Rings,
Gents Watches
Gents Chains and Yots,
Gents Rings, Seals, and Charms
Ladies' Gold ChateIaines,
Ladies' Gold Bsngies and Braccse<s,
Ladies' Gold Watches, Chains, and Char,D-.
New importation OF hne French Clocks, Opera.
Glascs. and Bronzcs--impofted directly Coz oar
n"osy usd"' NowLAN q Co.,
Jewellcrs.
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wmBoR's CoNPousp or PusE CoS-Li'fh
OIL AND LINE The advantage cf this compound
over the plain oil Is that tho nansea'ing taste Of
the oil Is entrtly removed, and the whole rendered
palatabe. The OF, nsye taste OF The oil has long
actea Us great objection to its use; bat In thi'
form the trouble Is obyiaied. host OF certificates
might be given here to testify 10 heexeellenee and
success of "Wu.roRs C0D-LivER OIL AMI
LINE: but the fact that IL Il prescribed BY TIE
medical faculty is sufficient For saIe by A. b
wILBoR. Chemist, Boston. and by all druggists.
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Ritllmond Dispatrh.
II, 1882.

ss-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU.
LATIoS OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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Boy your Fruits for rruit-cakes from ID. COLUs-
BUS In such cases he will bake the cskcx ~,thoa
charge.
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE. - The
Board OF Visitors OF this institution met
yesterday at the Exchange Hotel. Colonel
Joe Minetree, the president, calling the
Board to order. Present: Colonel Nine
tree, Judge Wood, Colonel Hooper, and j.
A. Frazier.
The superintendent report was read
and adopted on all essential points. A
committee consisting Of Judge Wood and
Colonel Portlock was appointed TO visit
Washington looking to the securing OF
outside assistance for the Institute.
The treasurer's report was then read,
showing that S31, 800 Of the floating debt
due July 1st had been paid without crea-
ting any new debts. the treasurer pay
ing monthly salaries and for all purchases.
This reduces the floating Indebtedness to
s73, 900, $4,000 Of which are bills payable.
steps were taken looking to the immediate
payment OF $4,000 f'sore. =. -
The Board adjourned to meet June 10Th
at Lexington.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS. s.-At a stated meet
ing Of Hines Lodge, X. OF p, held at theil
hall Friday night the following officers were
elected for the ensuing tcrm-viZ.: u. e..
+. Il. Tbaw; &. c., X. W. Fiournoy; v
c., r. +. Cox; p, James l.. Apperson
NJ. Of f., W. II. Cardozo; NJ. OF F., T
l.. Courtney; X. OF X. and T., X. Samue
Denny; l. c.. Robert Sale; o. e.. II. W
Bradley. Representative 10 the Crane
Lodge. u. c. S. Il. Beach. Trustees
James l.. Apperson, +. l.. Courtney, ant
". II. Cardozo. These officers will b,
installed by i. {. $. T. Beach on Friday
night. January 3, 1888.
At the annual meeting OF st. Peter
Total Abstinence and Beneficial Society
the following officers were elected for tn,
ensuing year: James Sherry, president
Louis Fox, first vice-president; Thoma,
Byrne, second yice-presidcnt Jamei
Creamer. recording secretary; John Fe
garty, financial secretary: John Hart
treasurer; VI. j. Cullimane, marshal
John Murphy, sergeant-at-arms; Josepl
Conners, ensign; Robert Welsh. librarian
and Rev. A. Vandeyyver, yicar-general o
the diocese, spiritual director.
At a meeting Of Myrtle Lodge, No. %
Knights OF Pythias, held on Friday night
the following officers were elected for th'
ensuing term: John w. Parker. Jr., pas
chancellor; l.. Bolton. chancellor command
er: j. II. Rice, vice-cbgnceilor; William
Hancock, prelate; John w. Glenn, keepe
OF records and seal; +. W. Stevenson
master OF finance; NJ. f. Hudnall, master
Of eXchequer; Joseph +. Ford, master-at
arms; James 4. Morriss, ST., inner guard
J. F. Faudree, outer guard; William Han
cock, representative to the Grand Lodge.
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WEATHER REPORT.

entered at The Pos'-ofiice at Richmond. Va. a.
second-cIass matter.l
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CoNCLAvE OF KING BALDwIN's CON-
MANDERY.-At the annual conclaye OF King
Baldwin's Grand Commandery, X. L. (col-
ored). OF the State Of Virginia, held on
Thursday night, December II, 1882, the
following-named officers were elected for
the ensuing year: Sir knight j. G.. Fer
gus Oh, Of Richmond, r. +. G. Commander; !;
Sir Knight NJ. ID. Meekins, OF Norfolk. ID.
G. Commander; Sir Knight Milton Rivers,
OF Petersburg, G. Captain-General; Sir
Knight T. F. Lewis. Of Richmond, G.. Gem
eralssimo; Sir Knight w. Steward, Of
Petersburg, G.. Prelate; Sir Knight Robert
Neal, OF Norfolk, q. s. Warden: Sir
knight james ii. Johnston, OF Richmond,
q. j. Warden; Sir knight w. S. Owens,
OF Richmond, &. Treasurer; Sir Knight
j. II. Lewis, OF Richmond, G.. Recorder; ;
Sir KNIGHT George ii. Dabney, OF Peters
burg, O. Sword-Bearer; Arthur Turner,
G. Standard Bearer; Sir Knight silas An
derson. of richmond, g. Warden; Sir
Knight Newton Johnson, OF Richmond, G.
Captain OF Guard.
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IN WATCHES
We exhibit all the leading styles and designs in
GOLD. SILVER, AND NICKEL.
GENTLENfEN's GOLD WATCHES at $40, $50.
$40, $50, $50, $40, and up to s175
LADIES' GOLD WATCHES al $3.50, SIS, Sls,
500, 500. s25, $50, s35, and up to ss5;
SILVER WATCHES at "a. SO, $3.50, 80, sl2,
s1j, SIS. S22, s25. and up TO s45;
NICKEL WATCHES
at SO. $3.50, 50.
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IN SOLID GOLD:
SITS JEWELRY, BRACELETS, ROYAL
CHAINS. CUFF-BUTTONs, LACE-PINS'
EARRINGS NECk-CHAlNS, StARE-
PINS. ROMAN LOCkkTS. ClI ARMS. NESI-
CHAINS, COLLAR-BUTTONS. STUDS,
CHOOSES, SEAL RINGS. CUFF-PlNs,
STONE LOCKETs, PLAIN RINGS.
nur urIces will
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MRS. WINsLOW's sOOTHIN
Nl SYRUP.

corner Main and elevenih stra !.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-07-15

forge, They fell OH each others
necks and wept tears Of sweet con-
tent and happiness, which rolling
down their backs fell upon new
horse shoes of superior form and
make, staining them with the colors
Of the rainbow, emblmatic of the
bright future In store for their re-.
spective children. Clasping hands
10 mutual congratulation they vowed
etc rnal friendship and resolved to
continue the business as formerly,
turning out first class jobs at lowest
living rates.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-07-15
How to Get nd Of Flies.

The pestiferous fly has arrived
with all his relatives, and to allevi-
ate suffering humanity something
must he done. Here is a simple
remedy, which an exchange says
will surely drive flies away: Take
an ounce OF oil of lavender aud pour
half Of it into a pint bottle OF cold
water and shake it up. The mixture
Is medicinal one only. II dissolv.
ed in alcohol it Is perfect solution;
but this will become more expensive.
Scatter your water and oil of lsven-
der around the room and the flies
will go away. Three or four doses
will rid house of the pests.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-07-15
A Baby Killed by Mosq ulto ss.

In Aida Valley last week small
band of indians was camping near
some willows where the mosquitoes
were very numerous. A squaw left
her papoose in the shade while she
played Piute poker with her com pan
ions. The gamo was rather high,
and became so interesting that she
forgot her unfortunate offspring for
several hours. When her attention
was again directed to the child she
discovered that 1t had been almost
eaten up by mosquitoes. They had
collected on the little thing in such
numbers that its face and arms were
completely raw from their attacks.
SO many had bitten the baby that it
died next day from the effects of tue
DOiann
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-07-15
The Aha m bra.
poison.

Work was resumed on the Alham-
bra, near Silver City last week. This
company has been idle q long time,
and it Is intended to prosecute work
vigorously to make up for delay. A
contract has been let to run a. drift
100 feet from the old shaft back OF
the hosting works. Joe Burke and
Ed. Hamilton, of Silver City, are the
contractors. They will employ about
six men in all.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-07-15
Those Blacksmlths.

Gavin and Box are partners in
blacksmithing, In sorrow and in joy.
On Tuesday Tom Gavin came to the
shop and anxiously awaited the CON-
ing Of Charley Box to get his con-
gratnlations over the first birthday
of his boy. Charley came in and
stole march on Iom by announc-
ing the birth of a daughter. The
combination of birthday aLd birth
was too much Joy for the capacity
of one blacksmith shop, although
fihted up in the best style for horse
shoeing, wsgon.work, or anything
in the regular line Of works at the
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-07-15
Teachers Report.

Following is the report of Sutro
school, district No. 8, Lyon county,
for The term ending June 29th, Prof.
Booher principals: Whole number
of boys enrolled, 81: whole number
of girls enrolled, so; total number OF
pupils enrolled, 1902; average num-
Der belonging, 1873; average daily
attendance. GAG; percentage, 90;
number attending school betwee 4
and years of age, 8; number OF
classes in school, 20.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-07-15
Killing OF G.. G. Scott.

Jonathan Saffel received o q letter
from DR.. Butts, dated Charleston,
Cochise county, Arizona. giving
particulars of the murder of e. K.
Scott, the gunsmith who lived here
for many years. Scott and two 9th :
or men had been living In tent,
about so miles from Charleston, in
Mexioo. One day Scott and one Of
his partners were standing in front
of their tent, when six Apache Indi-
ans rode up and fred on them. Scott
was shot In the breast, but was able
to go into the tent for his rife, which
he secured and ran off. The other
man escaped unipjured. The for
mer had not run far before the Indi-
ans overlook him and knocked his
brains out with his own rifle. Then
they style all the property about the
place, including some live stock.
The escs ped man ran TO the nearest
settlement for aid. A large party
Immediately went on the Indian
hunt, but the red devils could not be
foupd.-Cdrson Appeal.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-07-15
T. o.o.E.lnstaIlatIon.

On Thursday evening Dayton
Lodge No. 5, 1. o. o. F. installed as
officers for the ensuing term the fol-
lowing gentlemen: Harry Beale, P.
g.; w. X. Davis, N. g.; r. B. Davis,
v. g.; ]. s. Dallas, Sec.; J. d. sims.
Treas; j. Huntoon, Warden; II. j.
CARING, Conductor; J. X. Shaw, X.
5. N. g.; Chas. Watson, L. ). N. g.;
NJ. l.. johnson, X. s. V. g.; j. c.
Gruber, l.. s. v. g.; Ans Ten Eyck,
K. S. s.; Sam Stephenson, l.. ). s.;
J. P. Haynes, 1. g.; Cal Burnap, o.
G. The installation was conducted
by Deputy District Grand Master,
James Scott.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-07-15
Hotel Arrivals.

Following Is the list Of arrivals at
the Union Hotel during the past
week:
+. p. Chrisman, f. B. Parsons, w.
s. Robb, Luning; Thos. Hill, Como;
W. Snyder, fit. Churchill; s. F.
Buckland, Fl. Churchill; James
Newman, Fit. Churchill; L. d. hoy-
es, Gold Hill; Miss Emma Brown,
Miss Fannie Brown, Virginia; Miss
Clara Pohl, Miss Mary Randall, Miss
Mamie Kelley, Gold Hill; Mills Van
Wagenen, Virginia.