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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-13
Mozart Tonight.

The opera OF the Pirates OF Penzance
will be given this evening, with Miss Eva
Mills, of Washington, in the east as Mabel,
Miss May Walker as Ruth, Mr.. VI. Walker
a. the Nlajor-General, and Messrs. Cum
ningham, Ramos, Starke, and Branch in
the other male characters, with full chO-
rus OF ladies and gentlemen.
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Henrfg of Oak.

At the Theatre Friday night and Satur-
day matinee James a. Hearne's "HeartS OF
Oak" will be presented by 4 good COM
pany. and as the play is very emotional, 1t
NAV be safely predicted that full house
will attend both the Friday-evenlng's en-
tertanment and the matinee. The play is
well known here. Reserved seats for sale
now at usual places.
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The Raiah.

This popular comedy will be played at
the Theatre Monday and Tuesday nights
of next week. The comedy isan excellent
one. the company good, and or people
will have an entertainment worthy Of pa
tronage. The stage settings are said TO be
very fine. Sale of reserved seats at the
usual places to-day.
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FOR LEASE OR SALE.

I EASE FOR SALE.-Intendlng TO re-
IL move 10 our new factory, corner Of Tenth and
Byrd streets. In January next offer for sale tbs
uSEAPlRED LEAsE ON THE PROPERTY
NOW OCCUPIED BY US, situated on Twelfth
street between Canal and Byrd. The property
consists of q Lot about 1870 feet front by 200
feet deep: BUILDINGS aggregating over Is 1000
SHEDS. Also. 40-Ii0RSE POWER from tur-
bine wheel.
Possession about February l, 1884. Rent low.
Apply TO WHirEnURST OWEN,
Manufacturers of SASH Blinds, and Doors
de 6-dl0t&teodl0t
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BUBNETr'S COCAINE. the best and cheap
est hair-dreSsing. II kills dandru6, alays
irritation, and promotes vigorous growth
Of the hair.
Burnett's Flayoring Extracts are invari-
ably acknowledged the purest and best.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
comfortable.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 4: NJ, y ;
0 a. NJ, IS; noon, So; +. NJ, 80; =.
NJ. so; midnight, 80.
Mean temperature. 30 1-G.
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Late weather Report.

Especial telegram 10 the Di,patch.l
WASHINGTON. ID. c., December I3-1 4.
U.-FOr the Middle Atlantic States, gene
rally warmer. fair weather; southerly
winds, yeering TO westerly; lower barome-
ter.
For the South Atlantic States, slightly
warmer, fair weather; light, variable
winds; lower barometer.
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DOR SALE, A HANDSOMER
Il DwELLING-HOUsE on Park avenue II
near Monroe Park. lot fronting l46 feet inches:
just completed. Is carefully built. Has eleven
coal cellars. and all modern improvements. APP
ply to JOHN &. SHAFER, 1000 Main street be-
tween the hours Of o A. n. and 8 =. NJ, or az 900
Park avenue after T. NJ. no l4-eodlm
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blessed BENEFACTORS.

When board Of eminent physicians ard chem
lists announced the discovery that by combining
some well-known valuable remedies the most
wonderful medicine was produced, which would
cure such wide range OF diseases that NOS; an
other remedies could be dispensed with, many
were skeptical: but proof OF its merits by actual
coyerers Of that great medicine, Hop Filters, are
honorei and blessed by all as tenefactors. These
Bitters are compounded from Hops, Guchu, Malt,
Mandrake. and Dandclion, and other Oldest, best.
and most valuable medicines in the world, and
contain all the hes, and most curative properties
of al othCr medicines. being the greatest Blood
Purifier, Kidney and Ilyer-RCgLlatof. aud Life
and Health-hcstoriug Agent on earth. No disease
or i'll health can possibly long exist whore these
Bitters are used, 50 varied and perfect are their
operations.
They give new life and vigor n the aged and
lnirm. To all whose emplOyments cause irrcgu-
larity Of the bowels or urinary organs, or who re-
quire an Appetizer. Tonic, and mild Stimuant,
these Btters invaluable, being highly curative,
tonic, and stimulating, without intoxicating
No matter what your feelings or symptoms are
what the disease or ailment is--use HOp Bitters.
Don't wait until you are sick, but if you only feel
bad or miserable use The Btters at once. IL may
save your life. Hundreds have been saved by 50
boing. Rz-S500~aa will be paid for Il case they
Will not cure or help.
DO not suffer yourself or LII your friends suffer,
but use snd urge them to use Hop Bitters
Remember, Hop Btters is the p1rcst ard best
medicine ever made-t.e +" InyaMd's Friend and
Hope" No person or family should be without
them.
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BY Williams & Bowe, Aucilonccrs.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
Y TIIREE-SrORY BRICK RESIDENCE 80.
GO3 NORTH EIGHTH STREET, AZ AUCTION.
In execution of a decree Of the thturrrv Court
of Richmond entered I'm the ctsc of Meredith rs.
Meredith. as special comm ssiOuer ucreDy ape
pointed, will sell by auction, upon the premise,
on the
l7TuDAY OF DECEMBER. 1883.
az Z o'clock L. ". the DWELLING above re-
fcrrrd a.. aud now occupied by Mr.. j. H. Brown.
IL has a basement with two stories ana 400 attic
above, embracing about nine rooms. besides q de-
tached brick kitchen. and q stable Tho Dos fronts
81 feet on eighth street and runs back the usual
depth.
Ills property Is I'm pleasant ami retired ncigh-
bOrhood: very near 20 business centres. and b. 70
very desirable private residence.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance ~ -'N.twelyc.
and eighteen months. for negotiable NOTES. with
interest added with the privilege OF paying all 300
cash. The tile fO De letainedhy the cunt until fu
payment; the purchaser O. keep the property adc-
guately insured for further security
Il. N. CALDWELL, Commissioner.
WILLIAMS BOWE. AuCuonecr7.
dc 7.o.lI13.l5&lG
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l7rnDAY OF DErEMRER. ~.
GALE OF LAND.

by virtue Of a decd of trn,t executed on the
18th d1Y of November ISL, hy Thomas +.
Hughes and Martha h. ilughc,, li, wife. t1 the
undcri gned rs trustee, to secure tUe payment 0t
certain notes therein mentioned o. Lucy &.
>uytb. Edward Graham ana Mtggi" &. Graham
hi- wife. Robert &. Jones aud Nollic y. JpnH, Dos
wife. Arthur W. e.. cmyth AMI Lucy 2. >myth,
and now If record I'm the clerk, Dfirc nI thc
County Court or Gloucester county. 600 Decd. Book
NJ. .. at page 100, having bccn requested SOD o.
do hy the benthci1rics NlN SELF at public auction
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or FRIDAY. DEcEMBER 14.1ss3,
Special Comm
QUARLEs & NIcCURDY. Aucttoneers.
EVER SALE CORNER TWENTY

IA FIFTH and Clay streets we Will ~ the le-
quest Of the Owncr. offer Mt auction the BRICK
DWELLING opposite the Church Hin engine
house. Twenty -dfth stre I. containing six rooms
and kitchen with two rooms. The lot fronts u
feet on Twcnty-ffth STIR ct and has depth of 100
feet. -
Aud after above will offer THREE valuable
BUILDING LOTS at the northwest corner oi
Mar,hall ard Twcnty-sixth streets, fronting 33
feet each. with depth of about 100 feet to an al
lev.
TERMS: At sale.
QUARLES & MCCURDY
40 II AuctiOugors.
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- For ten years my wife was confined 10 her bed
with such complication OF ailments that no doc
tor could tell what was the matter or cure her. and
used up small fortune In huinbug stuff. six
months ago | saw United States flag with Hop
Biiters Oh IL. and thought would be fool once
more, and I tried It; Tut my folly proved TO be
wisdom, and two bottles cured her. She is nov as
well and strong as any mans wife, and It cost me
only 80. Nv, Detroit. Mich.r
no CASA, Tu, Th&wlm
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ON TIE sANrE DAY.

and ~ the SINE place, viii proceed o. so'l 40
public auction an The PER SONAL PROPERTY
THEREON. consisting I'm part Of
HOJ >EIIOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS,
WAGONS. GEAR,
HORSES AND MULES.
CATTLE. HOGS. AND SHEEP.
PLANTATION TOOLS. IMPLEMENTS. AND
UTENSILS. sc. sc.
TERMS OF SALE of Personal Property viii Toe p,
follows VIZ. Al sums Of $50 ana under, cash {:
and over that amount, negotiable noirs at ninety
days. with interest. and satisfactorily cudpr tl,
will be- taken. JAMES ALFRED JONf>.
Trustee and SPECIAL Commissioner.
no %. 23, % u. 3O& Dec .5,7, o. I3,l6,l@,2o
30
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ia the cotnpany's shops, have been put INTO
service during the year. and two Others OF
the samc class are under construction.
TWENTY-FIVE cars have been built TO replace
Others OF different classes worn ont or de-
Stroycd during the year. and eight con-
duclorS' cars built and added 10 the equip
meni. The report OF the general manager,
herewith submitted, Is referred TO for iur-
Cher details.
The amount charged TO new property
for equipment paid for during the year, In
cluding All accrued under car-trust con-
tracts Of 1SSi-'s2. is SI76,924.G0. The
amount charged 10 same account for con-
struction during the year Is siq,97T.17.
The amount charged 10 betterments OF
the Richmond, York River and Chesapeake
road during the year Is 81, 1858, which, with
SSg, 63g.37 expended and charged in the
previous year, gives a total Of S9i, 1920
I expended on bettcrmcnts on this road, and
} H. represented by 100000 Of the Rich
mond, York River and Chesapeake Rail-
rosd Company's second mortgage per
cent. bonds, turned over to this company
! FOR that purpose with the lease, and now
I held 10y this company.
The amount charged 10 bctterments OF
I the Atlanta and Charlotte Airline railway
during the year is S24G, 1913, which, with
! S3O7, G6t.75 expended and charged in the
previous years, gives total OF 1858, 1903. So
of bcitermentS on this road, and for which
this company is entitled to receive the
bonds Of the Atlanta and Charlotte Air
, Lane Railway Company, TO succeed next in
/ Obligation the present stock and bond
issues Of that company.
| These bcttcrmcnts, IL VIII be remember
( ed, ere permanent additions and improve
meats OF the respective roads, over and
above a full expenditure for ordinary re-
psirs charged TO maintenance in the gene
raj accounts.
| FINANCIAL.
| AS viii be seen from the report OF the
auditor, herewith submitted, the indebt-
/ cdness OF the company at the close OF the
fiscal year September 80. 1888, was as fol-
/ loNg
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DIyINENDS.
dividend NOTICE.

INV lDEND NOIICE.
ElShMoSp, FREDERIC kSnlrG AND porOMAC0
RAILROAD COMPANY.
lkEASUNER'S DfFICE.
RICHMOND, December 10, 1853. J
~ meeupgaf the BOARD OF Directors held De
ccnlbe, :. 1883:
Resotes0. Z hat a dividend of TWO DOLLARS
AND 4 hALf PER sit ARE hc hereby declared ON
the colaInon stock Of the company, payable afier
the isr DAY OF JANUARY MKT, ANA thal
the same amount be- paid at the same tune on
each dividend obligation oI enc hundred dollar.
nc ll-tja2 }. u. WINSTON, Treasurcr.
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VI was troubled for many years with serious
Kidney and Liver-Compiaint. Gravel. etc. BY
blood became thin; was duh and inactive, could
hardly crawl about ana was an old, worn out man
all over, aud could get nothing to help me until
| got Hop Bitters, aud now | am boy again. Ny
blood is pure, kidneys are all right, and / am as
active as man Of thirty, although am seventy
two. FATHER
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LANrARN Z. Is.l.

Chat being County Court-day. thai VNLUABi T.
TRACT or LAND lying ON York river, BOO ihe
county of Gloucester. containing O26j ACRE s
AND 80 POLES, known as " fnnculd.' This Is
very valuable tract ~ land, with considerable
timber. immediately 90 \ 0rk river about one
mile from the village Of Cnpprhosic. whore there
j. q wharf, AZ which the steamer plying between
Baltimore and WesJ Point tourhrs 'ri-wtOklY.
There are no bulldiugs on the tract.
should the above mentioned land NOT htiug
enough 10 pay the debt secured hY thc said dttd-
will also. &c The iimc and place above stated -ei' g.
GBlSi MILL also convened iu ihc .Iid lcal Dog
the said Hughes lnd wife o. tlI- ullrr suDi tu -
cure Tie said debt. This m'i' IS situated near t.r
,aid land. am hls the usual modern appliance,
for grinding wheat uui coru. IL 4, propelled lr
wltcr power and w rkld ly q tulu. wheel.
TERMS: Cash enough 60 pay tle cost of cyccl-
ting tie said trust. and note ior c-Ts.26. With
interest from Tie 10Th day 90 November ISIS Z,
and for f-7S.2f. With Interest from tho 9Gil Ul.
Of November. 1881. payable 0n the .6fh dly nf
November. 1851. and a. tp aur balance. tn -u.H
terms as -h" .iid llIsh'- md wife ODD direct u.
purchaser o. execute bond with good person ID .l-
curtY for tl' deferred payment 1ud fle title
retained al all the purcht-c-mun'y rs paid.
WARlT- JONI. IRA Zee.
THOMAS &. BhIIDP, AuctOurpr.
Alr. Dayton lives at Capp ihp.ir. AMI will t.i'
pleasure in showing tnr land 90 1us person wlJ
may desire To examine the same. no -9-1hiN
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lFoR OTHER LOCAL SEE FIRsT rAGE.l
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AUCTION sALEs.--This Day.

by Quarles & McCurdy'
Real Estate Auctloneers.
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
(JIhRGF AND COM,iODIOUS RESIDENCE
OF THE LATE CoRNELIus CRbM, >, DE ~;
CEASED, AT THE N0RTnWE:!STB C OR MiT OF
LARGE GROUNDS ATTACHED; a VILLA
No No. ii i 'sEvENTEENTII STREET. BETWEEyN
occtPIEp ~ A. DOMfNICI; AND 4 NJ NJ
FER or BUILDING LOTS AT TIE SOUTH,
EAST CORNER or TWENTY-FlfTll AND
CLAY STREETS, AT PUBLIC AOCIlON'
PembcrtOn, &C.,, Richmond ,,t CnanGSFy Court
Crew. &c. November "a, 1883.
In execution Of Tic above mentioned decree. en-
tered I'm said cause. the undersigned: appointed
special commi ssiOner thereby, VIII OHer LOT SAFE
upon the premises. on
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1888,
at IL o'clock H.. that THREE-sTORY-AND-
BASEMENT BRICK STORE, No. III Seven
between Franklin and Grace streets. having trout
on the east line of Seventeenth street OF 8 feet
inches, and running back good depih.
ON THE SAME DAY.
at 4 o'clock L. VI. that LARGE, WELL-BUILT,
AND ADMIRABLY -LOCATEn MD Ar
RANGED DOUBLE BRICK DWELLING at the
northwest corner Of Nineteenth an Broad streets.
occupied formerly by Cornelns Crew, Isl, ana
twelve rooms, and has 81 the usual convenience.
The lot has a front on Nineieenth street OK III
feel. ana on BfO1n SIlctt lbU lttt. ms property
will be sold rs a whole or subdiyidcd. as may be
thought best at time Of sale.
Or FRIDAY. DECEMBER IA. 1888,
n O'Clock T. NJ. LOT fronting 165 feet on
Twenty-lfth street. at the southeast corner of Clay
street, aud running back 90 feet on Clay street,
with TWO-STORY BRICk BUILDING thereon.
This property Will be subdyidcd mt time OF sale To
suit purchasers.
TERMS: One fourth cash: residue I'm equal install
ments nj SIX. twelve, and eighteen months. for
which deferred payments the purchaser must give
negotiable notes. with q rcr cent. interest added
from the dav of SALE the title 20 the property to he
retained until the entire purchase money is paid
and conveyance ordered by the court.
Plats Of the property can hc seen ri the Office Of
the auctiOnoers and at The sale.
HENRY G.. CANNON,
Special Commissioner.
QUARLES & liCCURDY. AucttOneers. de =
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by Chewing q Rose,
Real Estate Agents, Auctionccrs. and Brokers'
No. ) north Tenth street.
TPUSTEE'S SALEOF APAECEL OF

V'RUSTEES SALE OF \ PAECEL OF
4 GROUND WITH 4 NEAT FRAMED
house THEREoN, On TIE NORTH SIDE
OF p BETWEEN TWENTN-NIN'rH AND
THIRTIETH STREETS. BEGINNING los
FEET FROM THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
Z AND THIRTlETH SHEETS. FRONTING
BET EEN PARALLEL LINES 1872 FEET
In execution of a certain deed Of trust from ~ j.
Mcdowell and wife 10 T. &. B' emit, bearing dare
on The 18th day of September. 1850. and duly re-
corded in the clerks office Of the Chancery Court
Of the city of Richmond. ID. Il. III Il. page 2Ji
default having been made IN the payment of the
money thereby secured, the undersigned. trustee
substitute in place of SAID 4. G. Brent, will pro-
coed 10 sell by auction, on the premises. on
THURSDAY DECEMBER 10, 1883.
nj o'clock L. NJ, the abOye-dcscrlbed PRO
PERTY.
TERMS Cash sufficient 10 pay note Of $500
aud The costs of executing the trust; the remainder
on such time rs the parties entitled thereto may
think proper. SOL. CITCHlNS.
~ub-fffufp Trustee.
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I'm execution Of Tie above mentioned decree. en-
tered in said cause. the UNDERSIGNED. appointed
special commissioner thereby, will offer for sale.
unCu the premises.
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increase In net earnings over
last year..........s..s
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Pemberton, EEL Richmond Chancery Court,
re- Deere of
Crew. &c. November ~ lSo3'
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FINANCIAL.

AS viii be seen from the report OF the
auditor, herewith submitted, the indebt-
cdness OF the company at the close OF the
iiSoal year September 30, 1888, was as fol-
Iowa:
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Increase I'm gross e,rnings over
last Nc1f.............s.s. ..sss.s.' Iotsi lo,
Decrease IN cxpcnes OF operating. l34.ls4 q
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To Me Stockholders Of tho Richmond and
Daariie Railroad Company;
Gentlemon,-Th president and direct
ors respectfully submit 10 the stockholders
the following statement OF the affairs OF
the company and It's operations for the
wear ended september 30, 1888:
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Net earning fJr The year.. sl,5o6,931 ~
Received froia Interest on invest.
meuis, not including f3S256.6l
received for ilteTc-t on North
western North Carolina railroad
bonds held by this company .....s 1879 10
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s. BOOKKEEPER.

M w 7 ID, To II II ArEHN T Ok
" 100000 LARGE CYPRESS HEART SHIN
GILES:
100000 LARGE SAP SHINGLES;
100000 SAWED PLASTERING LATHS:
100000 feet Cie1r seasoned ii and 81 I.OOR.
ING PLANK:
Together with large stock Of III Kinds Of Build
Chcrrg. 10. Rock Maple. Hickory. Poplar. Oak.
Long square Timber. Nll-Fecd. 8.lrd Hay. sc.
TRUMAN A.PARkER * CO..
Lumber Dealers, Firth ANA CtHl, streets.
oc 7-2m
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by Williams & nowe, Auc'louocrs.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER ISM

we will sell by auction, upon The premise. go Z
O'Clock +. NJ, She DWELLING -itUttcd us above.
70 Las two stories. with basement aud attic. tnt
contains about ten rooms. The lot j, - Z-IZ itft
by lZ3 feet To au alley.
This isa wel-built house. and would bc pleasant
residence 40 moderate cost 90 Tie purchaser.
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Richmond and Dan
roads mn. .s745,f9l OF
Richmond, York
River and Chh,a-
tegkc TOad......... iJl,1S9 93
North Carolina raj
rOad................ GlO,572 ~
Northwestern North
CarCiina railroad. 1869 80
Atlanta and Char
,gsy............ 80. G7G.e4O 50
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-22
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
The aaversllclk Tragedy.

New York, 21.-Mrs. Uhler OBJ
tained permission from the coroner
to look at the body and drove to the
undertaker's accompanied by a ply
sician and an officer. The brother
of the dead man arrived to-day and
this evening started with the body
for Carlisle, Pa.
New York, 2t.-Mrs. Uhler, in
speaking Of the affair, said: l saw
the gleam of a pistol in my brothers
hand, and then heard report.
Rushing out of the room, | saw that
Mr.. Haverstick was shot and dying.
[ said to my brother, New finish
your work by killing me-" In fur
th6r conversation Mrs. Uhler said
The last time she had called upon
her husband, Uhler, he had refused
to let her see her two little children,
a deprivation she said that nearly
broke her heart, Divorce proceed
ingS are pending, and Uhler was
quite content, she said, they
should live apart. She complained
that the death of Haverstick left
her totally friendless. Her brother,
she said, had never helped her
through life, and she did not look
for much protection from him now.
The Herald has the following
George Conkling expects his release
to-day. Conkling spent last night
in the Toombs. He has been in re-
eeipt of sympathetic dispatches
from many friends in different parts
of the country, and these have done
mach to bring him back to his
normal condition of self-control.
Among the dispatches received was
one from the surveyor general of
Nevada, with whom he Is associated
in business. 1t ran:
CARSON, 81.
George W. Coakgtng, J.:
Accept sympathy. See Colonel
Ellis, No. So Broadway.
G. S. PREBLE.
Colonel Ellis has being doing all
he could for the prisoner since the
shooting, and was by his side yes
terday during The progress of the
cOrOner's inquest. Another dispatch
from a friend who is connected with
Carson Mint, reads: 'sYou have orr
sympathy: can we be of use. George
Davis" AS yet Conkling has had
no word from his father or mother
in San Francisco, though they were
the first to be Informed of what had
happened. In speaking of the re-
ports that had been nublisbed con.
corning his sister, Conkling said to
q reporter yesterday However little
apology there may be to offer for my
sisters conduct. it ought not to be
supposed she is naturally wicked
or vicious. AS her brother, let me
say she was always q good girl till
she met this man, and this is the
only deviation from the right path
that can be charged against her"
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Walker Onera House

A fair sized audience gathered al
the Walker Opera House last night
to witness the presentation of the
Honeymoon" The piece was rem.
dered IN good style and was greatly
appreciated.
On Saturday afternoon and even
Ing the troupe will make its last an
pearance here prior to its departure
Tor the northernito projected some
Time ago. The matinee perform
ance will be the laughable piece
gwen by request-"Aladdin, the
Wonderful Scamp" in which a bal
let OF twenty-five boys with songs.
dances and music. will appear. at
night the comedy, School, or
Fun Among the Girls viii be
presented. This is a well known
and popular comedy, and its attrac-
tlveness will be enhanced bv the
appearance OF a ballet of lovely
girls There is little doubt that
both these performances will draw
large houses.