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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-09

LADDiNbltNs N' fhi -
have sold Hop Bitters for four years, sud There
f. medicine that SURPRISES them for bilious A.
attacks, kidney complaints, aud many diseases ~
cldent 10 this malarial climate.
&c i-Ih, Sa.Tu&wlm Ii. T. ALENANDkk.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

iipNDA' V'h''Nf y. ATV"'
SALEs-FIrsT BoARD.-10 shares Richmond
ana Allegheny Railroad at 81, 10 do. at Oh 10 do.
at 5%. 10 do. ut 81.
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PORT OF RICUMONB, OCT. s. lee3
ARRIVED.


Steamer Old Dominion. Walker. New forh
merchandise and passengers, e. W. hiien 'o''
agents.
cham disc and passengers. j. ". McCarrlck, agent
steamer Ariel. tilford, NorrOis. unittG sia"'
mail merchandise, and passengers, Il. H. la'pn
suuerintendent.
Brig Aabino. Blk, Rio dc Janciro. coffee, :.
Blanchard.
schooner Imogone Diverty, Curtis. New York.
salt. Davenport & Morrisa and Richmond and DaE-
Vile Railroad Company.
schooner Daniel ,.ifgord. smith, New York. IRON
ore, Old Dominion Iron and Nail-Works' ana san
TO X. r. Williams & 60.
Schooner John ;. Beacham, Quillen, New York.
old rails, The Iredegar Company. ana merchan-
III 20 10 master.
Schooner Z. p Eyerman. Brewer, Philadelphia.
coal. :. II. HAYES
Schooner j Il. johnson. Rose. Philadelphia. coal.
schooner l.. \. Danenhowcr, Cannon. Philadcl-
phia. coal. :. i. Laihrop.
Schooner Lizzie V. Hall. Henderson. PbiladCl-
rhil. coal. Crump & West.
Schooner Joseph Baymore. Burdge, Georgetown.
coal. Writ Roberts.
tom phosphate rock southern ferthAug corr
Schooner u. II. Tugraham Mullen, Rockland,
lime, Il. Wendenbnrg.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, New York mer'
chandise aud passengers, q. W. Allen ~. agents
steamer Wyoming. Smith, Philadelphia, mcr-
chandlse. J. ". Mct arllck. agent.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
schooner John X. shaw. Osborn. New York can
mel coal. g.. stOrrs; vessel. Curtis & Parker
schooner Ella II. Barnes. Rose. New York ria
Ncwports News. staycs. Chcslpeahe aud OLic
railway; vessel. curtis & Parker;
schooner &. q. CramnCr, NOihefri' NOiiOlk' u
load lumber for New YorA; vessel Curtis i Par
Schooner David Carll Hawkins, Norfolk, to loac
lumber for New YORK.
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IN QUALITY AND STYLE OUR GOODS ARE
SECOND TO NONE.

HAND BAGS from soc. to s4.5O-a magnificent
assortment
Some choice novelties IN PARTY and BRIDAL
FANS;
HOSIERY, HOSIERY, HOSIERY, HOSIERY,
for every one and At all price; TYCOON
REPS, two patterns, a, l6sc-the same quail
~ sold everywhere 1t Gee;
SATIN and VELVET HORSEsHOES for dress
trimmiags-somet.i ing new;
RED, PINK, BLUE, CREAM. and WHITE
SATIN at soc. a yard-a handsome article
FOR evening dresses, &C.:
MERINO UNDERWEAR for ladies', gentlemen,
and children at all prices;
ZEPIN r, SHETLAND, and CARNATIONS
WOODS, LANBREQUIN FRlNGEs, &C.;
ASK to see our 81 CASHMERE, which is some
thing for that figure.
OUR ASSORTMENT Is VARIED,
OUR PRICES A. Low As THE LOWEST,
and we respectfully ask share of The patronage
Of our friends aud the public. &C 2-Tu,Su&F
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iie, -, r1vopr LIVESTOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. october S-Becf-caltle-N Market
sIo,y: hest a trlfe irmer others shade lower;
hest beeyes. 54d5tc.; hr'L qualify 4Goc me-
from 4 to 5Sc receipts 1922 head: sales, 2,lOo
head. Swine in fair supply and good demand
quotations. 6hG7ec.; receipts, 6,O3i mead. ne
| ceinis OF sheep aud lambs, 2,466 head' quota
ttons-sheep 3d5c.; lambs, 4kM6c.
49, 81 nuI, L LIVESTOCK MARKET.
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BALTIMORE, October s.-Vrginia G's, cOneoll-
dated. "A: past-duc coupons, 4G: new l0-4O's
80: new IS, jls. North Carolina g., old. l04k
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STATE or VIRGINIA. CITY OF RIcnMOND-ss:
|. Mann :. Quarles, cashier Of the aboye-named
bank do s0lennly swear that tie above statement
Is true 20 the best % my knowledge and BELIEF:
MANN ;. QUARLEs, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 5th day
of October, 1883. W. :. DASIlELL.
Notary Pubic.
Correct-Attest:
j. u. PACE,
j. j. MONTAGUE. Directors.
oc 6-3t > VI. ROsENBAUM, }
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THE TURF.
nrirhfon-Beach Races.

lly telegraph u the Dsputcn'l
New YORK. October s.-First race-purse
$3.50. for two-year-olds. three-quarters
OF miIe-Ligan won; GRAY Bonnet Sc
cond. Bessie Peyton third. Time, 1:204.
Second race-purse $3.50, selling allow
ances. tlreo-year. three-quarters OF a
milc-Little Katie won Lena second, An
telope third. Time, 1;l9.
Third race purse $3.50, selling allow
ances, all ages, one and one-cighth miles
George Hakes won; Babcock second,
Montauk third. Time. 1891.
Fourth race-purse $3.50. all ages, one
aud one-cighth miles-Baron Fanoct won
Pilot second, Barney Aaron third. Time,
1853. French pools paid $4,000.
Fifth race-purse $3.50, for madens Of
all ages, three-quarters OF a mile-Pike's
Pride won; Jere second, Harpooneer
third. Time, lii.
Sixth RECOURSE $3.50, steeple-chase
over short Ranger won; John
Hamilton second, Bride-Cake third.
Time, 2:46.
Louisville Races.
LOUISVILLE, October s.-First racial
ages, one aud one eighth miles-Lute Fa-
gel won: Bonnie Bird second, Silyio third.
Second race--ior two-year-olds. one
half mile-hdmral won; Seamora second.
Billy Gilmore third. Time, O:i93.
Third race for tlireC-year-olds, mile
heats-W oollcy Douglas won the first heat,
Bilctta second, Long Knight third; time,
1:44i. Second heat-Long Knight won'
Biletla second. Long Mate third; time,
1864. Third heat-Long Knight won,
Wocley Douglas second; time. 1904.
Fourth racial ages, one and quarter
miIeS-Mattie Rapture won; Belle OF the
Highlands second. Elclh third. Time,
2:l0t.
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N Ew G o o d 5 :

We have now on hand and are receiving daily
our FALL STOCK OF GOODS, consisting OF
DINNER, SUPPER, BREAKFAST, TEA
GAME, and OYSTER SETS. in great variety and
n, low prices; also. a full line Of NOVELTIES ant
WORCESTERSHIRE GOODS.
ff y. b. TAYLOR,
loIl Main STREE,
Telephone No.. $50. seal
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FINANCIAL.
CHINA, GLASSWARE, &c,
"ARROLD'S CHINA-STORE,
Ill SIT BROAD STREET.

DECORATED DINNER. TEA, and CHAM
BER-sFTs: RICH sILYER-PLATED WARE.
We csrry the largest line and sell at the lowest
nr,ces se2l-3m
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Irnn1yn1nx- MIcn-. Fehrnnrv ?. lesn.

Nv mother says Hop Bitters l. the only thing
that Will keep her from her old and severe attack,
OF paralysis and headache.-EdfOr OstcegO Su".
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BEWARE or INVITATIONS. Ne 7-eodem
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CONNIE RCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, October 6. 1883.

WHrAT.-White, % bushels. Rcd. Elsa BUSH
els. Re-cNhhie1. l.2Ju bushels.
CORN.-N hite, 1904 bushels. Mixed. 500 BUSH
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tFron Wednesday. D.ily.I
sALnASunD..
Anticipation Of eTil is IN. death of
happiness.

Anticipation Of evil il the death Of
happiness.
APost mistress in Ohio resigned 70
get married. but she will continue to
look after the male.
Commissioner J. T. Babcsx came
down from Tuscarora by stage yester.
day aud returned to-day.
An item of news from numerous e1-
changes: The Thanksgiving turkey is
being fat;ened for the slaughter.
The New York SUI is authority for
the statement hat Tiidsn will positive.
ly not be- candidate for President.
The Il no jail is said to be overrun
with bed-buSs. A sentence Of ten days
to the county Jail aud bed-bugs should
be u terror to evil doors.
"Black Bart" has been sent to San
Quentin for six years. He denies being
"Black Bart" and declA7es that this is
his first and last ofrrnso agains. law.
A special dispatch to the Chicago
Tribune says that J. /. Case has pur-
chased. for $4,000. the f~our-year-old
stallion E~udmyon. a half-brother Of
Jay Eye See.
DR.. Mclean. the St. Louis pill man,
who lost recently by a heavy fire, has
recovered 81. ZOO, 900 in notes aud SO
c1rities FROM a 6Ee-proof vault in the
ruins
The prob abilities are that there will
be aa addition to tho host OF public
lecturers as DON as Black Bart's SEN
tenco Of six years at San Q Ientir e1-
pires. aud a volume of his poems may
be confidently expected in the near fu-
ture.
II seems n little singular that we are
unable TO get nur exchanges that come
by express nuless some one is at the Of
fec to take charge of them as soon as
the express box is opened. They must
Z 'aIen ny some II who cnnnot read,
az the word ISDErsSDEsr is plainly
prin;ed on the wrapper. aud there is
no chance for n mistake.
The Ogden Pilot giges the particulars
OF u horrible outrage which vas CON-
mitted on the person OF n little girl four
years of ngs 10y a black iend eighteen
years old 1T Ogden ON Sunday after
noon. The incarnate devil was taken
to the P~enitentiary at Salt Lake to es-
cape lynehing at the hands OF . Justly
indignant populGce, who would have
made short shriit OF the wretch and OBJ
waited the possibility OF his escape on
legal technicalitcs. had they succeed
cd III getting hold Of him.
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From Tuesday. paiiy.l
BALNAGUNDI.


Hl-cotten wealth-The doctors
KePtcn drau2ht-Ths blast furnace.
People living in top rooms Of tall
houses are usually stuck up.
The weather is cold aud disagreeable.
with Indications of an approaching
storm.
1t is strange that fueh "a big State ms
Virginia should have such n small is.
sue as Mahsne.
Miss Dollie Eosenstoek returned last
evening from an extended visit 10
friends in San Francisco AMI Carson.
The farmers Of Larnoil,e aud Pleas.
ant valleys are LrIuSin. in their sur
Plus wheat. There were eight big
teans on the stree. yesterday, which
made tainss look unusually lively.
+. +. Muller has discovered n new
n improved plan for capturing will
geese. Call on him when he is a, leis
ure and be will give you full particulars
free OF charge.
Remember the Thanksgiving ball on
tho night Of the 2o'h. and make nr-
rAnsements for n night of slid enjoy
menf. Arrangements have been per-
fected for splendid music, Which is the
life OF a party.
Those who have failed II pay their
taxes will now hare the pleasure Of pay.
ing the additional ten per ccnt-if that
is any pleasure-ns the Law compeIs the
Treasurer to add that mount after the
third Monday in November.
EdSIn Peel. manipulator OF the KEYS
in the Western Union Omce a, hiss
place. Left last night to rejoin his wife
Who is ON n visit bell~. AMI will re-
main for some length of tins. The Do.
'itton will be occupied during his ab
seuco by Mr. II. Mann, who is IN eI
p"rieuccd operator.
Captain Hicks. Of Island Mountain
has presented Us n specimen brick
OF the clay found in that vicinity. 1t is
somewhat different from the "potter's
clay IN, ntion Of which was IN ,ie in
these columns. and is OF such texture
that 1t forms an excellent sub ,tituts for
the bath Brick" 10 common use.
hr. Mclean. q we'll. TODD farmer.
who is alleged TO be ll6 years oil, aud
Mrs. Martha Wilson. n buIom widow
o! q, were married at Birthwood. S. c.,
tho other day. No II will complain
that the groom is not old enough to
taEo care OF his bride.
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lot inSs from Ruby.

NoriL. Rlhy, Nov. is, 1888.
Mrs Alma. disst daughter Of An.
dew Hay, was united in marriage
win Nc. James Hayden to-day. Only
intimate friends OF the family we've
present.
1 i. WoolvCr;on and Thomas Shor,
will s,art on Wednesday for u weeks
lunt IN search Of deer, mountain sheep
&c, and ~iIl so south as far a Cave
Creek.
Elder Rogers ''hcll forth" TO day at
tue North Ruby school house. aul we
undcrs'.ni there ARE several parties
who will 500 DO baptized into tho
faith o! this branch OF Zion's S ,inls.
School opened on MONDAY the 18th
at North Ruby, J.. Il. Hales. teacher.
A "gin tnill'' will soon DO. opened
under the supervision Of James Wilson
tcolorcd) at his rHucE on the Font Hal
leck road. Surely wa are making rap.
il strides toward civilization.
Colonel Jerry Moore has rcgained his
health sufficient TO enable him t. DO out
on the range Tuesday Of last week.
John Wright has Improved In health
aud will return from Salt Lake next
weak.
Col. Moore and Mrs. Geduey have
sold their beef cattle 20 Barney Hora,
and thuy-thc cattle. not the sellers
will DO driven to Hnlleck tho coming
week.
Len Wines. Of tho Overland, m,des
flying trip 10 this part Of the Valley
last wednesday.
Worshipers at tile shrine Of Tcrpsi.
chore Hill meet at the residences Of I. T..
woolverton next Wednesday night to
trip the light fantastic.
Squire Ailcndcr's team, is horses and
wagons cnrtyins 81 900 pounds. iefI
for Eureka Wednesday.
dad" Robbins says that his success
In marrying others has been SO greSI
that II hc could ind a victim no would
marry himself "T. Cast about, Judge,
tho victim can DO found, with proper
diligence.
While on The rodeo last week a din
Guilty arose between two yacqueros, ant
ono OF them getting on the war patti
took the teins OF his bride In his teeth
and with n revolver in each hand. = X
Qnantrells, made "Roms bowl for
Hhil-, and ondeAvored 10 mako by
ISLANDERS think that he was . "holI
terror" but without much success
An revolt. RopY.
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From rAun4.s.. Daily.
sALMAauNDl.

Tussdsy's Times-Rsvisv says. The
Grand Prize Shipped this morning six
sacks of crude bullion. vale cd at So.
500.
There have been ESQ tax receipts Ia
sued by our County Treasurer up to
the present time, only n Of which
was issued since Monday.
A health Journal advises: 'do not lie
on the left side" This is a very proper
admonition. II you are obliged to lie,
be careful and lie On the right side.
The subject for the morning sermon
at The church on Sunday Is "Glor,iug
in the Gospel" For the evening SER
mon. The Madness aud Folly Of Re-
igion." -.
On Tuesday Mt noon tho score Of the
pedestrian match which is in progress
at the pavilion at San Francisco was as
follows: o'Leary, 1877; Hart, l57i Har
riman, l4l; Mcintyre, lG0.
1t is rumored that on yesterday Dis.
trict Attorney ]. W. Dorsey was initi-
ated into the mysteries Of the Ancient
Order OF B~enediSks, and will soon re-
turn 10 Eiko with his bride.
There ia o wal going on at Austin be-
tween a feline md chaniieleer. the en-
blems of two business houses, which is
more interesting to the printer than the
public, provided tho bcligerents pay
regular rates for the space occupied in
venting their spleen under the d,vice
Of a cat aud a-rooster.
EI Governor Reighart. Of Wisconsin,
will give his testimony in the Sharon
Hill case Oh Saturday. Nelson, Aggie
Hills counsel, has asked that Judge
Tochey instruct the Grand Jury In ref
eTence to its dutioes in the mater of
the charges brought against his client.
President A,thurs' cabinet is thus de-
scribed by q writer in the Troy Times:
Brewster is the most punctilious mem
Der frehnghuyse the most Aristocratic,
Lincoln the quietrst. Gresham the ab-
lest. Folger the most judicial. Teller
and Chandler are the two who keep
track of things generally and the hard-
est workers." .
Miss Susie Ragsdale and Miss vesta
Edwards will give a Leap Year ball at
Edwards Hall. on New Years eve,
when the general order of things will
be reversed. The invitations Of the
party will emanate from the ladies TO
their best fellows, and at the hall all re-
quired Of the he element will be to sit
on their seats, look pretty and wait Tor
their feminine beaux to present their
Review.
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lFrom Mondays Daily.l
nALnAGUNnI.

General Grant is junketps With II.
Mexican railroad capitalists In Penn.
s~ylvAuia.
There was n slight fall Of snow.
something similar to turkey shot, dur
last night.
Five cars Of beef cattle were loaded
at the stock yards here this AFTERNOON
and went west this evening.
d. seherif. formerly proprietor OF
the Drro, Hotel at Wells, Gu. now a
mining operator Of Spruce Mount. is I'M
town today.
Miss Emma G'rdner passed a sue
crssinl Examination ON Saturday, and
vas granted n teachers certificate by
the County Board of examination.
In tue District Court on Saturday,
Camilla a. Warwick was granted a di-
vorc" from John Marric%, AMI the ~.
tody Of the miner child awarded TO the
plaintiff.
Ii the Wells sports are anxious for
another loot race they can end n victim
II the b"au-polo wheel-barroS crank
Who will probably arrive there some
time to morrow.
N Bad;. OF Wells, is in town today.
aud VIXEN int rvievei Ms 10 his innn-
cal connection With y.strrlny's races,
he quietly remarked. "Don't ask me,
as that is "ntR dcGatabls question:"
' G. Bartlett returned, revived in.
health AMI spirits, from his trip 10 the
Last the fore part Of last week, but
kept himI,lf sn close that his arrival
Was not kn"wL u this writer Till yes
tsrday. Whi'e ,si lie made ~cr,ensiy.
punches for tbs Gem, ns the well
dll"d cellar, recently bnilt. will nttest.
Air. Bartlett Tre.rutrd us a sack OF
hickory nuts. which remind us Of the
days Of our boy hood. Thanks.
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Froa yliaay's Dany.
sALnAeUn

The only stage departure this morn
ing was Alice Culver. =
Tho Central Pacific Railroad pays
moro taxes In Elko than In any other
county in the State.
Several Reno parties r talking Of
sending q representative to the new
gold helds Of Northern Idaho.
Judge Toohy refuses to interfere with
the Grand Jury in tho matter Of the in-
Vrstigation Of charges against Sarah A.
Hill.
Weston has attempted to walk fifty
hi!ssA day for fUU days :. Ensllni.
delivering temperance lectures on tbs
route. =
Rev. G. W. James has opened a
night school in Tuscarroa. tuition free.
the only expense being the cost Of fuel,
lights &c.
Henry Ward Beecher has at last
achieved tho pinnacle Of fame. his por.
trait being used to embeilish a soap al
vertisement.
Miss Mamie Munjell, having finished
her school at Fort Halleck, returned
yesterday. She will commence a four
months team at Little Lake on the first
Monday in December.
The man who has no baby in the
house misses more than half the iny OF
living; but it must be aiGi:ted that he
sleeps better at night, and his eyes do
not look so red in the morning.
miranda Janer vents to know il il
is immodest to speak Of niSht.caps.
We certaiuly cannot see anything i'm
modest about il, but at the same time !:
is better to avoid slang aud frankly say
"hot-todiy,"
The floating gardens at Kashmis,
Eastern Asia, seem to be one of the
wonders Of the world. They V an
eIpanse Of water about nine miles in
circumference and on a subsoil Of glass,
es aud aquatic plants they grow melon,
and cucumbers. and a crop is raised Of
very great value.
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from Saturdays Daily

Eight cars OF fat cattle passed west
this afternoon.
An exchange says s .cramcn:o is ov-
errun with hoodlup' bows aud girls.
Sunday School Immediately after the
close Of the morning service tomorrow.
A mseting OF Eiko Lodge. No.
Is, 1. o. o. f., will be held at ia, Hall
this evening.
There were some indications Of n
storm last night, but this morning op.
ened out rs fiue as usual.
Departures by the Tuss.rnra SINCE
this morning were, Mart Smith, A.. A
MeMillcu, +. ". Merrill. +. ", Riddle
The INDEPENDENT omco has = cured
another d,ril-wo frrqu 'u,ly have n
neg enc AZ they seem to lack tenaeity
and the little imp takes hold like one
to the manor born.
The Silver State says I, at Perry Cos.
$500 - AAo boiNltIh lllft UI
this county WIS robbed Of $50 or So
dollars IL day last week. Perry. YOU
should keep your hand IN your pockets.
The iliustrauous of the Ophnu's
Club ia y'sterdAy's Free Press vonld
lead one to Suppose that the President
is n man Of muGnifc, ut brain. aud thn.
II is high time that the wives Of the
membrrs Of that rg,niEitiOn we're
''homewGrd bound"
l.. 7. fpdermeyer aud G. Guiuiro,
The w~EclIb1rrow crHnks who left San
Francisco October 9Th. arrived In town
this Afternoon. ont viii rect their ve-
hiclos till tomorrow. They Will be
Hospitality entertaigel by Tom GiblIu
Who has = peculi,r hankering after
~heelbarow men.
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The subject Of dispensing with tho
customary recess n schools IL be-
ing discussed to some ext ut in our
State paper, AMI some very good
given, but this subject. like all
others, has two sides, and many
good reasons for giving short reccsses
might 10 adiucod. IL is certainly im.
possible, or A. least impracticNblr, as u
general thug, TO keep chill iren cohin.
ed TO the room for three hours, and in
tho absence Of recess, thoro must nee
cssarily be much running Ia aud out
during schol hours. which Is n great nu.
noyanco both TO teachers and pupils.
We are aware that this Is tho case in
many schools which give n recess both
fault is tho teachers and II is very
grave one which shOnid be avoi led.
There L. no necessity, except In cI-
trcmo cases. for pupils TO leave tho
room during school hours when recosa-
es are gwen. MS children are then COL.
flned 10 tho room but one hour aud n
halt at a tinc. Some teachers will oven
then allow from Two 10 six. pupils 10 be
out at the same timo. This Is not tho
fault OF tho system. but Of the teacher.
aud ono who cannot prevent this con.
slant running Ia anl out. should turn
sion.
Close confinement Ia detrimental 10
tho uudoyelopcd mental aud physical
faculties Of children, aud should be
avoided M much M 10 consistent with
their instruction: and the adjustment
OF reoesses must royiys that ancient and
pcrnicious custom Of "Mhy ! go ou,7"
"Nay | leave the room2" which saould
nsyor DO honrd 10 . school room. Thia
writer long since became convinced
that a constant stream Of pupils run.
ming Ia and out was a subject for cor.
r~sction, and la,terly, | have conducted
schools for months whore tho cgrcssscs
oi pupils during school hours did not
average ono n week. honce my advice !,
TO continue rcocsscs and keep your pu'
pills In tho room and at work during
school hours. @. W. GRoyEB,
County Supt, Of Schools
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''B:nck Bart,'

Bolton. the man arrested la San
Francisco the Other day. supposed TO
be BLACK Bart" the high raynan. has
been II Of tho most successful stage
robbers over on tb,s coast. For years
he has paid his compliments to Wells,
Fargo & Co., whenever no needed n
few d~ollats. and In every instance hc
was successful, BUt's invitation TO
pass down tho Dor" was always
promptly accepted. whom he would
breakc u open. take what money and
other valuabics It contained aud strike
out. hat no, before leaving something
TO show that "Blaok Bart was the
workman. Whenever Bart commanded
a h,lt ho was obcy,d, but lie was al.
ways very polite, especially 10 ladies,
Ito would never molts ri any OF tho pas
scngerI. but confined his operations to
to weils.Fareo's treasure Reno Ga
zotio.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-25

There are no nice little stories about
tho return OF "rho Prodigal Daughter"
The sou can return and have The finest
vcat served up 10 him, but tho daugh.
ter, whom she becomes q prodigal,
can contini 10 TO live on corn.busks, as
no ono thinks OF treating her 10 veal
pic with cranberry nccompsnimon,s,
aud IL her father secs her coming, IN
stead Of failing upon her neck" no
would DO moro apt 10 fall upon her
with n good sized club and drive her Of
tho ia nch.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-25

This is q baby. II Is a girl baby
How sloppy its chin is. How red its
eyer. What horrid contortionsi 1t makes
with It's face. Sec how savagely IL
kicks. How sour it smells. How like
q demon II yells. Yet in a few short
years some. man will DO half.crszsd
with wild suspense. worshippiug the
very sir this being b~renthcs. doVcnlly
kneeling at her feet and frsn,ically
begging for n word. one pressure Of
the hand: even a look which will give
him hope. Suoh Is life.