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I AMPS, LAMP GOODS AND OIL,
Ia AND
OII.-STONEs.

Feeling that the community required ? better
and safer article IN this line oi goods hi'S ~
s'",sd the b,st uart OF two months IN New lotA
city examining aud testing the same ani ah pre-,
parcd 10 furnish anything In tlis line, spp,'Nv1
aud recommended 10y thousands. NJ w,in n,inS
ih.Ir tnmns ciean of other kerosene OIL VIII o. iut-
nIshed a quantity sufficient 20 te.t Us dn,al'oe'
without charge. W, .., "a.
si2 cast Broad stseet, Big window.
no 5-eOdls
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NNtSEHENTS. 4
DICHOND THEATRE.

RICllOND THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 7Tu,
GRAND SCENIC NND DEAMAIIC EyESr
pRoNoUNcEDrNGIGEMENr OF THE sEA-
son.
Production on a Scalc or Magnificent t,ran.ieur.
JAMES \. UlRNt'S
FAEI> OF OAK,
acknowledged to Zee the most perfect scenic and
uasmhconiiy acted. The Company, unusually
J{MEs \. HERNE.
The Scenery. entirely new. comprising an cutire
c2r-load. consisting ia part Of Marileicd N"'k At
sunset. with EolIing ~urf: ocean aud Lighthouse
In the DI~ttucc the ~quill. the signal. The Rc,oy-
ing Light, Wreck uf the Nautvckrt-iu iuli YirW ~
the audience Manning the Lifeline, he Rescue,
thc Rain PuIst. Inferior of the Oli Mi' Home oi
Terry ana Chrysial.
. Admission: 25,5c. and - cent,, reserved iaat'.
WEDNEsDAY EVENING. FUENIsnrp
ROOMS. n1 5-2t'
MS MARIE BoWEN,
or ATLANTA, "a"
MOZART HALL,
TUESDAY EVENING, NOVtMBGH IA, 1857.
assisted by the
MISSES ABERCRONBIF ANp PUREFOI.
Of the Richmond Female Institute,
and the following wcll-kuown gentlemen
MEssRs. HOTCTkIsS, MARSHALL RAMOS
ENGLISH, SrAEKE, CUNNIHGHAaL
WOOD. and Others.
Tickets and reserved sclta AZ RAMOS MOSES.
no ,
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WEATHER REPORT

lNnlVAIloNs FOR To-DAY.-For tbc N,id.
ulS ,' Atlantic states cloudy weather w;tI,
,,snl ram, winds mostly northeastern stn' r."
tsiTmnary or higher temperature. and risino
followed by falling barometer ''''s
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Auction sALEs nONDAy.

RE- on al sales of Real Esiatemade bet"eenin.
IL ~ January and last of june the ttNcs Tor tht
nrcscut wear have g. be- paid by the purrhascr on
aIl salc. made between The 1t ot Juy and list %
thc wear tic take. have 10 be paid by The seller
I1'his custom N5as adopted about iiitsn NcAfr agt
bv ali fhe r,.l cstatc agents Ia Richmond. ana Ap-
plies 10 Richmond and Slcinitj.l
/. THOMPSON BROWN, l0s \. NJ, Vanlty-Eai
goods.
"i iard ,t,V,lliug No. IA wc-t Broad street, be-
tween First street and Brook avenue.
WILLIAM II. LYME CO., I +. NJ, 'nearsan
nlrre Of 80 acres on Grove avenue h.II 4
mile wet Of the city.
GEORGE = VASllOS SON, 1 +. VI, truck
farm Of Is acre. in IIenrico county, NORTH
west Of aud near 10 Richmond.
FI'EMAN TUPPER. 4 =. NJ. small house ana iot
in the West End. on Claiborne Juee' near Ran
dOlph.
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THE UTSPAT TCH
MEETINGS..

MASONIC NOTlCE.-A stated q
WI communication of HENRICO~Mx
UNION, No. $50. viii DC held at siusonic NJ
Hail. on Twenty-ffih street. THIS (Mou-/V\
dayj fNENING at O'Clock. All Master NssDns
Ia good standing are fratemally invited.
By order of the ". "
WILLIAM WILSON, Secretary.
NOVEMBER 6ru. \. l.. 5SS2, A. n. 1892.
r-ff
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8lthmond 1ispatth.
''NpA Af''''''....NOvEMBER 8, 1882.

""rhE CIRCULATION OF THE pIsp.rc,,
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED cIRc,..
LAr'oN oFALL THE OTHER DAILY xr,yS
PAPERs OF THE CITY.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MADAME GUILLAUME WILL RE-
vi ~UMEHIE Class ~ FRENCH COW T.
SATION on TUESDAY, November 'th' ai u
o'ciock Al her residence, No. ell c''i "ii'c le-.
uo IT,
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THE DISPATCH.
BY THE DISPATCH COMPANY
psiI SSsrkTG s ! asyASss ss,iysSss
, :, rly rrSsS, ,,sSS SfSSs Pes sS week payable 70
for sly months; si'oo Tor Three months; toc.for
'HS The sFsiI.wEnKLy DISPATCH tee per An.
DRY GooDs. &c.
+. J. LEVY & CO..
2ls EAST BROAD STREET.
ns,o OF 'hc firm Of Levy Brothers,
NEW Goops' NEW Goops,:
NEW STORE.
NEW STORE.
DRY GOODS OF EVERY KIND.
NoTIONs-iatcs' novelties;
UNDERWEAR FOR LADIEs-our own man.
ufsoture, unsurpassed by any:
DRESS GOODS, TRIMMINGS,
snEETINGs,
TARLE-DAMASKS,
NAPKINS. TOWELS,
COUNTERPANES.
BLANKETS.
GTNTLEMEN'S LAUNDRlED AND In.
LAUNnEIED SHIRTS,
COLLARS. CUFFS,
TIES and sCARFS in every style.
on ouT SPECIAL COUNTER for this week:
REMNANTS or GRAPE, a, about HALF reg.
ular v,luc;
SILK PLUSH worth $3.50 per yard a, only
sl.60 PER yard;
GENTLFMEN's COLORED PERCALE
SHET-COLLARS PC. each. worth 1o,c.
+. !. LEVY & CO.,
ro2 2lS east Broad street.
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LIVERY MEMBER OF MADISON
IL WARD CONSERVATIVE-DEMOC ATIC
CLUB Is request ted tO he present at an adjourned
meeting to be held TOMORROW NIGHT A. ~
o'clock at their roems. No. 907 Broad street.
Tuesday we meet the enemy, and every man must
be On duty. no 5-lt
4 MEETING OF TIE MARSHALL
IA WARD DEMOCRATIC cLVB will be- hold az
heir tlub-rOOms. Twcntv-hfth street between
Marshall and Clay streets, MONDAY EVENING.
November 6, 1882. at O'Clock. The voters of
the Ward are urgently requested to attend.
by order of The President.
j. SAMUEL WILKINSON,
no S-lt Secretary.
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,THE FIRST REGULAR MEETING OF
! MISS GAYS ~UAkESPEAkiAN ANDbtN-
FRAL-LITERATURE CLASSES VIII - heiI ~
her residence, ZO3 east Main street on NVNi,N
ortnber 3Uth. Al 4:iO l.. VI. Regular mcsLNSs
after that on MONDAY and THURSDAY at t.r
SINE hour. Oc Z0-'rnlN"Fi'
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DROFESSOR l.. y. UASSELEFF :
/ SCHOOL or MODERN LANGUAGES VII
reopen SEPTEMBER Ia. lSc2.
>necial cla,,ls f,r French literature and con
yersation arranged for advanced pupils.
French class for sm,li children orgtnlIe''
~ IO-Su.W W&fZm
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STOCKHOLDERs' NETTING.

The annual meeting Of the STOCKHOLDERS
or THE RICHMOND. FREDERICK SEURG
AND POrOMA, RAILROAD COMPANY viii
le held at the office of the COMPANY I'm the city of
Richmond. on WEDNESDAY the 18Th dly of
November lr-2, at II O'Clock VI. The transfer
books will le closed until after that date.
mo- Ltd T. f. WINSTON. CarrDflry
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''oreu NJ the Posi-oflce al Richmond =.
second-cIass maltec.I
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Buy your Carpets. Oil-Cloths, Rugs. window
Shade. Dress Goods Cloak-, Domans, Sacqucs
Undorwear. Cassimcrcs, Blankets Domcsltcs, Of y.
& T.. MiTrELpOErER.54 Broad street.
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81
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FUENTsUrD
ROOMS. u1 1-2ft
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TUESDAY, NOV EMBER I'm,
GRAND SCENIC AND DRAMATIC EVENT
and the
PRONOUNCED ENGAGEMENT OF THE SEA-
son.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-05

I'VE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
L OF THE STOCKHOLDERS or THE WARM
SPRINGS COMPANY win he held At No. %. Shl-
fCr's building, Richmond. Va, on MONDAY the
2uth November. 1852, n IL 4. NJ
no 81 i. r. Y. DANIEL. Secretary.
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oFFICE GRAND SCRIBE SONS or
TEMPERANCE or VIRGINIA.

'VHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i GRAND DIVISION OF THE SONS or
TEMPERANCE or VIRGINIA will take place
In this city. at schiller Han, No 900 Broad street,
y. N.
All members ~ the Grand Division are earnestly
requested To attend.
by order of the g.. W Patriarch.
no site N Il. pOITIAI'N. Grand scribe
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SAVE MONEY b. having Nonr printing d"rc ~
the DIsPATCH rRITIING-licusE. Good work
low urices.aud satisfaction 2uariniccd.
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HARPER,s PERIODICALS.

The volumes of the Ba=srbegin with the f1st
Number for January of each year. When no
: the subscriber wishes to commences with the
Number next aftes the receipt of order. ~ 80
sBssar. ia neat doth binding, " an &c sert,lsy
mail. postage pail or by expresH free of ex-
pense (Pr0yided the freight d6es tot exeead ems
eellar pc Esyolume }, for 81 0D1lF velhine
cloth Gases for each yofifu y, suitable for
{ eeipt eff 81 90 each. - r - -. - =
Remittanees should be ms De- by POST 0f 10
Money Order OF Draft. ta avs id cliaIite Of los4I
Z i Nov ReFss are MOTTO copy this afiyertise-
: merit vi shout the express erdsr of Harper. az
HARPER & BROTHERS.
Deoeaberl2s l5S2ss as i3ea - New u eFlS y
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20 STOCK RAISERg.

TNHE undersigned havins con.ids,.bl, orn-,
eaoe In tho 6clding of stock, ofera his pr2fe.
ssd adieia5e 10 the Stock Rasars OF Jefferson
seut1on OF york sn:r1sted to him Ti!lalso r;x.
a:noa to dlseasss in hotoss. AIso has pstsnt
nnnooiet. which DO sill apply toEIogs. Letters
WI teceIVe prompt attention. Terma re.sonahie
80 Gu. ID, 1871 JOHN ~. eCHAEFFER
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B.ltinare New York :

HENRY FINK, General Manager,
IosEPHH SANDS, supsrietesssst.
H4gerstowp, SD.
O. HOWARD ROVER. D. r. Up A. - !,
RHEerst0wp. sd.
GEEFRAL ofricEs: Hascrttovn Md. Nos N
and 80 South Third Street, Philsd siphia, Pa, and
October "a, 1882.
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Female Seminary.
- 1883.
Harper's Bazar.
E 1SNA@A
MEuSyRATED.

- This popular journal is O, rare com bination of
aud fashiea It's stories. poems.
and essays are by the best writers of Europe
and naetica its en- grayinS So possess the hig est
artistie sSeelleaee andsin all matters pertain
be.the lending authorityin the land TIE scM
Selnmc will contain many brilliant novelties.
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Magsby House,
TAYLOR nOG FL,
WINCHESTER. Va.

'ENHE urdc rsizno cd takes pIeaeureo in aanoaac-.
IN 80 MS hume rons Iriends IN VIrEiaia aud
e'"o"heFe. that ho has undeTtsken the ma a Z 20
meNt o; thts FEuOUS Hotel for : torn of yeaTs-
10 tnOee who know him it 10 uoo,sEs to sny tha (
ne Wal! spare NO eHnrTs to tender tho TAYLOR
HoosE worthy OF their patronage. Strangers
ana inc public at largo Ere cordially invited To
give the Iay Tor House a trial He haa Tefttsd il
rom Top 20 bottom, and with No cooks and po-
NE eSd accommodating employers in every DO
2"TtIaeEt hupCs 10 maintain puta I!on 0t the
iaJlor Hotel. snuiouS nmorg trAveers for tho last
nitJ years Every DePhTtEuent o! the HousA viii
venjence of ita gncsts.
CO Special FAcIities for ComIne re iul T,avslers
Terms 20 sransieTt ViE;tora 81 90 per dav snd
advantageous TAtco to. weekly nd sront hv Hoard
uESpY SvUTrFnsC
April 10, 1881 '' II"
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dairy
SOUTHWARK.
nlIlr
Exesrr
annA..

Train No. nekes no stops >betvesn iissess.
town and Trout Royal, except 10 let OF Passen-
gerS holding foreign tickets 49,
NoRTawARD. DAIRY. pAiLr
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Nouse building 6 Carpensering.
HARNESS SHOP REWOV9D.

'S'HE nadersigped hse removal his HsrD.s,
A ing ests bIishment 10 the cid chop Of tie LAT.
VIM EHsterday. West ST, Gear Coprr.,.
tWo doors ecuth OF Main the curner Of ~ =;
k"arsisJ's residepcc.l where be will centinT:
the Manufacture snd Repair Of Everything in hi.
hee' At reAs"na bIe rates. The patronage of nv
old customers, and Does also is T.srec,JnIjyy
solicited IIERE.:CF 0SpCrnSHy
November g. 1851
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100000 LBS. WOOL WANTED.


WILL be fully established il, tf,e Wool Mar
- o.. 1s us "pciilnE. And Will be preDafcd 10
p!aS "a? "N isi'ie figures Cash for a the Wonl
st wv III tmH lower Valley.
'A.'y x 1857 c. w. TRUSsELL.
lead QUARTERS FOR STOVES.
<Soot,1sne largest :; * IN the rnrnIy
4 "a StoNeS, Ell! Bzes, for " ood -, I,o,i f,o.L
hAnSeS. from ST 20 TO S6UUp MYJeI Finr-
enSe ana other Base burning Stoves ~ a..
GGsg SsoVos Russian lrOa stoves IN, :. Fc~,,-;.r;
OA stove All from cejCnr.,,d r.o.n
Ferry & Co., Alo:oy. n Flu, saIc chs.D %
~,u,,,., DUKE 4 ga LLAEiEP
GOLDEN Bun Fire PiGca Heat snT:.
- anything in tn. mNrket Refer IN g. r ~ ~
ksble and n. Gal!aher who > re- najD ~ "
For sale by DUKE EGTT mem.
Tim Chamber Sets. French Nuf!ir Par, 49,,
FODDER Yarn, Rope. Rope HaI1sr.. Bed Cord,
Il and Wire Clothes Lives for sale bv
nov. 4. ISL DUKE C ALLAEER
pAPER and Envelopes. School Books. Copy
LIGHTS Drug STORE
LIGHTS DRUG STORE
II ECRER's Oatmeal. wheaton G,i;s. SER.
kAl.iag Flour and FArina-a. fresh supply
Jos. Iecelved by RAN, RoDRICK
A VERY hss quality o. New Orleans SioIssses
'1s' reserved by s. 8. DALGARN.
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Dr. ~. IL wiIIinu1s.


w III VI VISIT Char!est"wn professionally on
man until the last week o. the month.
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1883.
arper S eel 81.
HLUSTRATED.

Hashsrs EHsskfa taI.ei 4 At in 5,ss Il AZ
tesn ID wee j6nrh aiss Ey its injsar
IsaH ros ten poll 81. iilaafra
ftphs " chosen serisls shsFf sfnries
sk q el ga anu POEM 8, con trib utaa by tn fore
pcs SIS and alithors of tAs do s., 1T carrier
19slEnet,9Il an on atpnle 1t 10 thousands 81
4 ~, ~ tse 81 d ~ the publishers i,
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LADIES' HAIR WORK.

LADIES' HAIR WORK.
NEIss IDA TUrwlLER is prepared TO do u,;r
w Work at noderato prices, and will make
bEaids Puts, Cur, Frizzee, etc., at residence OF
her iasneF. near tho Baptist Church, In Cha.les-
april /. lS79-tf
REST GALVANIZED four point Batbed Feace
b Wire. 10: sa!e By
RNNl.I RRNs 3 Ru1,Ifps
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.sEBJEETI

s. - ~ W. carl e Ne - aSoE
Ei;s L 4 iE b
EY "A SO 70 of I'll 4 IA Is. 8 ~
IL tt',, md tireps r. Eat- an IS IL
lie iiF1s II otei actnfs aha Il Az
1esF IN fFeIll sud EslH iaer raettions: at Ia
~ 1870 y a1n ;tie BisaE
AT u Fes ed clei est lie ssis. IN
from rsti. oas. beads ~ clt OF, Ed
"a ga sEs ard eiasly ballet eirls chow actors
aHa neEE. eses are M ade ancient ana mod erD
pes; wonde SO srets sf trahsfor-
= a5s.'r SCENES HistoIS of the Drama from the
esL!iss aays down I'd The pt esent time. Most
: = = y snnaIag rev eistions! Truth stranger than
sAesl995 10 FokIEAITs. ESGRAVIlSGs, AND Col
- ELAIEsi sells ON sight. Everybody wants
J y: ,eIanGest opportunity ever offered to those
1mSesSlrlnS Pheasant and prOtita bIs eslpioynent-
JeaeE po oEsheTs are offering thousands OF dol-
laLs Tor c9ntrSi of territory Illustrated cir
c cn1s "a ana 1nf particulars FREE. or send 80
ssnss ~ money or stamps for complete cnnvos.
[ps SSutht, to HIST ORIGAL PUBLiSHTEf; Go
eoS n 4tb st. st. Louis. SO. Dec5;SSSto'
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DITfIHING. -EYCAYATfEG. ~

DlTflHING, EXCApATIEa, &c.
THE uaderSigned stiH sfssFs his service. a. a
\ c9mPotcat workman IN tho above line =
D!tchlns and EEoayRiing OF eli hiuds-Diegine
Cisterns, Ponds, CelATs. o-undcrtak ken az m odo
crate rstos, and faithfully executed orders Ell
at residencs, on West Coperess ct, will receive
prompt atteEtiOn Hisst;nE aiso done In a salts
factory manner, aodsntlownst rates
March 9, 1850. WESLEY LOWRY
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The Winchester Foundry
AND MACHINE SHOPS,
Formerly Ginn's.)
VIM IT Gilbert.

Proprietor.
AvlNG purchnned the entire iptsrest of M
meredith in this we'll known establish man,
am ADDING ouch imprOv emenrsSs are demanded
Oy the requireme nts ii tho business sad n, nov
prepared to do q general
F0U.DRY Ard E7AGHlEE BusjgEss.
ordeTs collected for any kind Of CASTINGS
have on hand '
rDRMs
for nearly all the Mills aud Factories in IN, vI,.
and adjacent country, besides Thousands 81 ~
cettaneous Patterns, tho accumulation of r.n,I-
iottJ years. ! am therefore enahIed 70 mzLo -
repair any CaptiHgE which may be aecdeJ by 49,. VI
otactureTs gEeat deal cheaper and In Ic.s g.;
than The Same wuIk can be done eIsevhere '
A large variety of
EE1e1 Cast1nas
and all The PLoWs in generalu.s ksptc
~ on hand ais a good assortment or
- A,oVE
OF my own man fsctars. New Stove csstiars.
made to order. skillets, Pots, Farm Tniialss 2
wagon suxes. Ell =. FOR sale al low rates. -
make speci, " of Repairing
AGRIGUL fURAL lIACHINEI,F IS
S:Ihreshlng Machines, ReApers, ,nowefss -
In complete order. - * ~ ~
and man ntac turers as veil s.the eeiseoal ~
VINO need anything SinSythe Iron line a. sts-ill-
them THAI shel naket very effort 10 eire s.fis-
iecton both in qnatity of SSt1RR #ANtl5 PRICES
: {e.s5,z Nv a. T. G IE8ERT.
&2t1- tof ~
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NOTICED

TOCOANUTS for saIe.l
~ SosEPH H. RAsTERDAY's
Tia, sioye and Grocery Store.
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Shenandoah Valley r. r.
TIME TA.RLE.

In eHeo. October iith,, 1854.
Philadelphia time Cfve minutes faster than Bal.
timore t'Ine,aad seven minute faster than
HGton, D. c., tine.1
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I - 81 - z r - - littes hs,a ~
7 Z ~. .. q ~. 7. - - Jew weary
y W. a 1,'., z - =. scale tnetfY M staaS
go fs1.e p lth aatlans dat 4Tefs cid ~ 80
- - q 'ifSi a tlo1 Of os,r ihcef5sase,,cr
~ 5esis shiee res " III ricfnfss 81 in
sttrc4 ts X art..s. ~ II - ~
- fHfe5 -feeti- AL n sstaH eser lincgesssssst
a.'.H g TT &; al w: X cf 4aifEh as't.
: .s'.' Ar Pa h,7tkiu< AiiaetA eaFe eorre into
Z sc 7fra1ie 81 su,'itlJ ~ any q emnati
=. r. be nl- . fsF ali dsee- ion ut sicftses
~ - s'fl iIt,l'e snrli bIarts It Is ~, ~,
~. - ~ 9 2le fs1ffat teei st tts sio iS9es
"a g. 49,. .'l.si4 .,.sta;-, =: = =
+, y 49,. ~ - =. .s'ir fa+skees kbncAsss
: F 4. ~ =, -se at pi,s llskfss
.
pr
= j
fekases
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May ,ssa-y
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-16
Tie Fire Last Night.

The alarni of fire last night about 8
O'clock was occasiened by the burning
of a house belonging to Mr.. Quill, adj
joining on the north the residence of
Major Gardner. Mr.. Quill is living in
Kings Canyon, but he had man sleep
ing in the house. AT the time of the
fre the man was up town and the origin
of the Confiagrati0n is q mystery. 1t was
first discovered by All Indian camping
rcar by, who gave the alarm to Mrs.
Gardner, who at once dispatched him
10 the city for help. She then re
paired to the barn near by and released
the horses from tho stable. 1t was a
long pull for the firemcn to the scene Of
the fire, but notwithstanding Warren
Engine Company made the trip and
succeeded in getting on q stream Of
water, with which, although the house
WAS completely destroyed, they nla;l-
aged ~ save the large barn adjoining,
which, at one tiinr scented would share
Ike fate.
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John McTague, who shot and severe
Iy wounded Henry Savage in Candelaria
some time ago, pleaded guilty to the
charge of assault with a deadly weapon
in the EsmeraIda District Court last
weel, and was sentenced to six years in
the State Prison. Savage has about re
covered. All peaceable citizens will
regret that McTague could not have
been sent mp for life. lie is a constant
menace to the peace of any community
in which he is permitted to be at
large. lie lived in Carson during the
early wears of his life.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-16

The average wages made by miners
in 1919 were from $40 to $50 per day,
and in rich di:@ings as high as $500 to
$500 per week, or at the rate of ST. GOO
to 100000 per year. On a branch of
Poor Mans Creek, Plumas county, in
1850 nugget of gold was found weigh
ing so ounces and worth Sl,6G4. In
half an hour a party took out $4,000 in
gold. The days of 40 were truly
golden days. OF these days Senator J.
d. Hammond will speak in his lecture
tonight at the Methodist Church on
"Pioneers and Pioneering" A short
programme of songs and recitations
will also be presented. Judge Leonard
will preside. Lecture begins at r. NJ.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-16
ssE,Nrt ShNI.s

John Sweeney returned from Tru"kec
Sunday, where he has been rusticatiag
for some tiEc past. John says he has
come for the purpose OF putting the race,
track and grounds of Treadway'5 in
condition for sport of various kinds.
He proposes having some racing shorty,
and has made arrangements with par
ties in Reno and elsewhere to bring
along their stock fot that purpose.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-16
The Latest

John G. Fox, the stationer, is con-
tinually replenishing his varied assert
ment of articles, and keeps pace with
the latest manufactures. He has all
kinds of stationery, including blank
books with printed headings, just the
thing for wood dealers, ranchers, etc
He keeps on hand a full line of fishing
tackle, croquet and lawn tennis sets
Also, some beautiful designs in wall
paper. at very reasonable rates.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-16
Piano Tuning and Repairing.

Jacob Zech, the well-known piano
tuner and repairer, Of San Francisco,
will arrive here this morning. Every
body knows Jacob, for his visits to our
State are very regular, and those hav-
ing pianos to tune or repair can have
the same promptly attended to by leav-
ing their orders with either J. G. Fox,
\. +. Icntschel or c. w. Friend.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-16
IN BRIEF.

Damsa Lodge No. ?, X. Of p, meets
tonight.
Col. G. G. Lyon has again gone to
Candelaria.
There is as yet no trace of the miss
ing girl Of Empire.
Our hunters killed large number Of
doves on Sunday.
Sheriff Hanks, of Storey county, was
in the city yesterday.
Senator J. d. Hammond lectures at
the Methodist Church tonight.
George w. Bryant has returned from
his visit to Southern California.
An lS-pound trout will be served for
lunch to-day at Captain AveTy's
\. f. Cheney, a Eureka lawyer, is
stopping At the Ormaby House.
Lieutenant Governor Adams has re-
turned; from Wyoming Territory.
The Winter brrczcs continue aud
have the effect Of Notwithstanding good
mcn.
\ young lady name,! Bryant broke
her leg on sunday evening by junpin.
out Of a wagon.
A. >. Bryant K Go. are about run
ming Il thousand cords Of wood from
Alpine county.
An Indian WAS yesterday peddling u
heavy load of doves which he shot
near Winnie's ranch.
The Knights IF Pythias excursion
train for Dayton leaves here at o'clock
tomorrow afternoon.
John Russell Young, the new Minis
ter TO China, will pass through Reno
Tonight for san Francisco.
superintendent Greenlaw is ticking
the School ccnsus. He says that it Will
fall considerably short OF last year
Oic0vich Bros. are now the sole
agents in Carson City of the celebrated
genuine Alexander kid gloves.
Wade King is out in 4 new style hat
1t looks like a coal >cuttlc. with the
scoop at both ends. Very becoming,
though.
The site for the erection OF the
Federal building has not yet been Sc
lec5eh, bat it is thought that i: Will be
on King street.
j. =. Boiler, formerly an operator in
the Western Union Telegraph Office in
this city, has been admitted to practice
law in E5meralca county.
JACOB Tobriner, the cigar man, has
for sale tickets for the Fourth of July
excursion to California. Price $50 for
round trip, and good for ten days.
Senator and Mrs John z. Jones gave
a complimentary dinner in Washing
ton TO Miss Kate Wheaton, daughter Of
Mayor Wheaton, of Savannah, on
Thursday evening, May 4th.
At Cagwin & Notcware'> fishing
tackle, croquet set, bycic!es, baby car
riages, etc. a30