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The official figures show that the carpets for
the lew Cont House in New',York cost $3.50. 900.
In experienced carpet dealer has made a survey
C the entire building from cellar to attic and
says he would be willing TO cover all the floors
With Brussels ard tapestry earpeting of as good
quality a. any used therein for the sum SO GOO
iUr the whole. Ssh, eco profit on a sI2 900 iob,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-02

AN ENGLISH TRADE UNION IN CoURr-An
important suit as to the legal rights of combina-
tons of workingmen has just been tried in Eng
land before Justice Hammer, at Leeds. II ap-
pears that a number of workmen in an extensive
glass bottle manafaetOry-all members of the
Glass Bottle Makers of Yorkshire United Trade
Protection SCciety-pToceeded in a body TO the
owners OF the works and demanded the dismis-
sal CT the foreman. The partner who received
the visit of this deputatOn testified that he COM
piled with their request, not that he had the
least fault to find with the foreman, but because
otherwise all the other employees would have
left, greatly To the detriment of the business.
The foreman thereuPOn began a suit for dam
ages, and after hearing the evidence and argu-
ments, Justice Hammer charged the jury, say
ing: " If the injury effected by untrue rep
destinations, it was obvious there was a wrong
for which the defendants were answerabIe. IL
men combined together not for the purpose of
iniuring another, but for the protection only Of
their legitimate interests, they would not be liza
be" n verdict was rendered for the plaintiff
awarding Linn three hundred pounds damages.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

There IL q rather better inquiry for money in New
n ork from the stock brokers, who pay and 81 per
cont. Government dealers supplied at 2.ka3 Der
cent, and prime endorsed commercial paper il
quoted at 5a7 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-02

The plastereIs of New York intend striking on
> onday, for the purpose of enforcing the eight
-, law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-02

The terms Of twenty-five United States Sena-
tors expire with the present administration
March 9Th, ISIS. ThCss are: Spencer, of Ala,
bama; Rice, of Arkansas; Osborn, Of Florida:
TrUmbull, Of Illinois; Morton, of Indiana; Har-
Ian, sf Iowa; POmerOy, of Kansas; Davis, of
Kentucky; Kellogg, Of Louisiana; yickers, of
Maryland; Nye, or Nevada; Patterson, of New
Ham pshiTe; COnkling, OF New York; Pool, of
North Carolina; sherman, Of Ohio; Corbett, of
Oregon; Cameron, Of Pennsy lyania; SAWYER, of
South Carolina; Morrill,, of Vermont; and Howe
Of WisCC II; all republicans but Davis and
NiCkCrs. The legislatures to be elected this fan
each Ct ybich viii choose a Senator for one of
the above vacancies, are those of California.
Iowa, kentucky. Louisiana, Maryland, New
York ard Chic. Kentucky and Iowa elect at
their FIST session, as they only meet bienniaIlv.
The present Senate consists OF II members-5S
republicans and Is democrats. Georgia has but
oEe Senator through The rejection of Dir. Blod-
Cctt, Snd one OF The Alabama seats is vacant bv
Mr.. Gvldthwaite'S death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-02

OPENING NEW FALL GOODS.
Blue ard White and Scarlet and White Plaid
FIANNEIS.
BlaC 4 and White Plaid FL ANNELS
Blue, Scarlet, " bite and Black OPERA FLAN-
NELS.
Black Velvet RIBBONS 10y the piece
Linen Table DA MASK and NAPKINS.
Pillow Case and Shooting LINENS.
Richardson IRISH LINENS. an Qualities
White CORnUko aud TERRY CLOTH
VERY CHEAP BLACK SILKS
Black TRIMMING NELNETS
Black aud Col0red NELNETEENS.
EMPRESS CLOTHS. silk mixtures.
High ColOrpi PlAlDS
Handsome STRIPED SHAWLs, Sc, &c.
one Price Only Al goods mark "a IN plain figures
W. VI. SINISTER a BRO,
au5l- 4tf Sls Penn a ave, bet. 9th and lOth So
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DRY GOODS.

CONN LLN'S,
" Cos NINTH STREET,
(Oppo0ffe Patent DrtrrD
NkW GOODS
Alpacas, Black and Colored. IS cents T. Sc q
Handsome Shetland oul ShawlS. So
Fruit Napkins. per dozen. - cents
Large Linen Tor els, per dozen. II g.
Real Lace Collars. 20 cents ana 81
fiannels, Caf.tOn flanu-l-. Mu-lns. Of the beSt
brands; Linens, Table Linens, Cuuain Lare aud
Muslins, etc. nugl-gfs
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ID EDU TIoN.

ID Ed L CTI0 IN
Ri NOV AL
On or about the middle of September next we VIII
remove % our new store No. 1908 u street, north
side between 18th and l3th streets, aud la orr M.
reduce large and complete stock before rnovnO
viii sell all kinds Of DRY GOODS al less than their
market value. We would call especial attention IN
our Black CASHMERES. ALPACAS. SILKS ana
other DRESS GOODS. New York VI lis "a Bleached
Cotton, &c: splendid Bleached and Unblesc a
Cotton, l21zc.; Prints from 70 l2zc elegant Paris
Kids, 81; AndrBscoggin 50 Sheeting, gT1xc: Para
OILS, 81 Up. Call and examine.
BRODHEAD a CO
au25-6w 122- street. corner 18th street
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SCHOOL BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS,-we have
on1w our full supply Of School Books on hand
Ne have Tedgcsd PffcsS far below the usual re-
tail prices. Parents will money to give US a
call. W. II !. q o. H. MORRISON,
se2-St' 415 Pennsylvania avenue.
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WIN. BALLANTYNE,
ses 4O2 7th street, near corner Of d.
Rep. aud Chron.

HOWARD UNIVERSITY,
II CVcs u the Secretary and FiHngrf1l AGENT
W WASHINGTON, Year 1871 and l3l2
1HEOIOGI CAL DEPARTMENT-Opens SEN
TENDER 18th. Tuition ard room free ~
LAW pEPARTMtNT-Year begins October 81
1uItlon, $50; tuli corrss, $50, in 40 yauce
MI lCAL DEPARTMENT-Year begins Octo-
Der Ilih; lectures begin daily at o'clock D. m .
feesI natTlculaIi0n, S.; Course Of Lectures. SlO0
CQLLLGE bEPARTAENT-Year begins sep
temGeI ISth. Tuition, - per year. Applicants for
PREPARAT0RY DEPARfMENT.Year begins
septembeT 18th. Tuition 50 per year AopIjcsnts
for admission examined Septern Der Iith and I2th
NORMAL DEPARTMENT-Year begins Septam-
Der 18Th. Applicants for admission examined SEN
TENDER llth and 18th. Tuition 80 per year. seq If
EMERSON INsIIIUTs, ,n,v
SELECT CLASSICAL AND MArHEMATICAL
SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
18th STREET, BETWEEN AND h.
The Nineteenth Annual Session Of this School will
begin "WEDNESDAY, Sc ptember 18Th. The Scien-
tihc Department will be in charge of Prof j. q.
CLARk, late Of Columbian College. The course Of
instruction IN Engineering will be thorough. Sur
Neytng taught, with the of Instruments, BY
actual operations in the field In the Higher Eng
hsh and IN the Classical Department, French will Be
Taught as part OF the regular course, DAILY
{unior pepariment, per quarter sfl
.---... :. .
Iia>slCal ...-..-.- y
NtrluaDs AeNirdJ ----..- D
For circulars, &c, address =.
CHARLES r YOUNG.
se2+tf 1914 street.
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PERSONAL.

pERsoNaL---. 9ORACE. p call Issh street.
I SePtcuber LIST se2-h'
CAUTION The Two YOUNG MEN JUST
- U.s. HANGED FkON M OFFtCE Who have
iiHs Il g their use dariue nv S.rioSrs and pro
| tsSSied sickness done - WITHOUT shadow q
sseI has been aEthrized q d Anythias ii ths kind
Nc s ST. ssE's' E esTiF2Psa A,,,r,
WAsHIseToS. n. G, sep,rHii'of !. Is-i. sssss'
M MAERIAGE-Es<ay- for Hou.s m. n,
" great s,cisl Evis snd Abases, Witch isi~rfers
III LAT 49, ana ruin The hsIpincss 81 al lu.ans
phs,e ssesd sni ds,i,s, ~ rrn ~, as 2, mfr
S, s1aet p :. IT, Z charge. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION NJ. : sih street, Phiisdel FSia,
\ ApIES' FRIEND Ann D0CTOR--Ro--o- A.,
- faticntss suCcHss IN every uT a rhArg-. -.
fisil opiy !, neoosssry. Address MADAME DRIFT.
baiinore. Euclose tour stamps. AUS in
I'oLAnIES-NELPAJ : GOLpEN TINCTURE
On FINAL PILLS are a never failing a.
once goo sire, ", bet. ON ana ll.h az La
DE- GARDNER. Lara 90 THE RICoRD -
mon 10 a m % Is - can AZ n "a. e SsS ,sI
or i he ~, s5S fenno. San,a avenue I'D sioIyJ
tween loth snd liih ST. y " From - -; -
peiltncs IN treating over ~ 40 cases ts II y We
o., 10th male and is.ale he can Warrant eurs in
ics days his mf'ficines iog Gunorrhoea foth male
FORD hrus s1or S isss P aS assn SAHskhr
y. D. Pa TIE r-Ccp - a clp- adv icr and r-efl-
cine VIII De srnt ~ express. He warrants 70 cure
involuntary emissions. anIs-lY
f1S DIR. J. BEAUMONT. sPEcIsI Physician
o-c. aud surgeon Cor Genflcunen only. fo-suh-
ailoH tfss. Nc. 62A Eth ~. n W opposite Patent
Ohoe. Hours, Ito 2. m. Pes H1ofsFais sul2 lsms
ThE WELL-KNOWN SPEtTEIISr
n-tspished here Tor the last Tss fsars. IL hishlx
reoommended those desirins the service. a -.
snlting physician.
he i reoogpiIed a. the only reliable. ..s. .ns
NAM, - ~ mskias specially q female
LADIES suffering from irregularities veakp.--..
ot any complaint pecuiar % their sen can oonfdsr
IN MN with the utmost coRhdence He Cusr.nt.~sr
sp.edx and thorough cure, without fail
Inc Doctor especially invites n call from thoss
VINO nave been deceived aud swindlsd By the many
teulAle mpostors, hoary healed Quacks, and hum
and French pills.
Sspa'ate TooVs Jo- lafs paf,-.4,
C1nsulting roolns, AlA 10th 81, above Pa sveuus
zLL SKIN DISEASES CURED iva
. n: b.-Ihe Doctor At present IL NJ s.rssn~~
springs, At which place all letters be adare..ra
by TAXING An ENDOWMENT POLICY IN
~ the kOR1HWESTERN you secure Vour -
sse against possible want dependence upon ofher,-
yog provide Tor your family In the % death
sa NE money you pay 20 the com psny viii earn voc
I'm 10 Per oen' compound iEterest. ono SOC
mhse-d I.Y. KNIGHT. General Agent.
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, G Ii U o Is o u X 5

SCHOOL REQUISITES,
AT lowest prices, wholesale and retail.
&. e. PURSELL,
- Bookseller and stationer,
4O2 9Th street northwest, opposite Y. NJ. G. A.
bulloing se2-eolm
SCHOOL BUOk DEPOT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-02

Having the contract for the supply of the Publ
Schools, am prepared to furnish all the
BOOKS USED IN THE DISTRICT,
at The LOWEST PRICE.
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n
Before making my fall purchases, I shall, to re-
duee my stock as much as possible, offer
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
to all my customers Among my very large stock,
LADIt S, and GENTS HOSIERY,
HAasNIpIkIERCaIEFS: GLOVES; CoRSETS,
TOILET ARTICLES. LADIES' GARMENTS,
zEPHik MoRsfEDs . and EMBSRRoIDERY
f0GKETf c66TfLEERY2,' pERFUMERY,
And full stock Of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
NOTIONS and T0YS-you will certainly find some
thing you are in need of, and
is your time to buy.
b. SILvERBERG,
3I2 SEVENTH STREET,
se1-tr Near Pennsylvania avenue.
In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
In the case Of Matilda HAYS A samns,ra a
Of ALEXANDER HAYS, deceased, the admnstra.
S bs sis With y ne Of the
appointed SATURDAY the sd day Of septembsr'
1871 for the final settlement and distribution Of the
personal estate of said deceased and the assets in
hand, as far as the same have been collected and
turned into money hen and where all the creditors
with their claims properly youched or they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit i'm
order be published once a week for three weeks ia
se2.s at pna;star ns W;n,
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EQR RENT-A three-story BRICK HOUSE,
l. back building, IL rooms, cellar, and water,
stable and carriage hOuse-So. 1888 street in the
immediate vicinity of the War and Navy Depart
ments. Apply 1875 street. aul5tf
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E0R SALE OR LEASE.-The three large BRICK
l. BUILDINGS corner Of G street and New Jersey
avenue, lately occupied by the Z. s. Coast Survey
Apply to EDMUND LAW ROGERS, 81 McCuI
lOch street, Baltimore aul4-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-02

GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE
OF SUMNER STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
FINE WHITE STRIPED PIQUEs, l2h cents;
| lust half the original price.
FINE DRESS GOODS and LAWNS, 10 cents
Job lot Of SUMMER SILKS. slightly imperfect.D
| all silk, S71< cents per yard.
Great Job lot in STRIPED JAPANESE SILKS.
| at Sh cents per yard.
Come and see the great collection Of
DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS
on our center counter, at l2& cents per yard.
One Price Only. BOGAN WNLU,
| aul2-tr lois and 1000 7th street. n w.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR REST-A small CIGAR STORE on New
\ Jersey avenue Inquire 2ie New Jersey av-
enue, between and c streets. so n
$4,000 , 70 .I LOAN M Is $, LARgE OR
CITY, or any part 81 the District OF Colu-bs Rate
OF interest 10 Per cent. NJ. NJ, RoHRER.
tel-lot New York avenue and Ninth street
FOR sALE-one set COAL SCALES in complete
- ,oreer. with all the tir-bers. Inquire ~ -
HOLLlDSE BRO. :, WOOD. Coal, Flour and j.
Reed Dealers, corner 9Th and ostreets north S>v9
WIS.,. sel-2t
A CONVENIENT STORE FOR A SMALL.
"A BUSINESS; No. 422 nth street west. n a.
Pennsylvania avenue. Satisfactory references re-
SuirSu. au3l-tf
HOB sALE-An old -es;abIished, well known RES
TAUEANT, with a good rEH n cnSf1noers ia the
center OF the city. Owner relinquishinR bust
ness. -, - "a
NoTiCE-That p. :. yUSTH. 6i9 u. between
y 9th and 1th streets n. w saIis custom v,.as
sECuND-HAND CLOTHING a. less than half the
cost 81 ready made new ones - ~
n B--Skt oND-HAND CLOTHING Of all kinds
bought At tSir tca-hl price,. ausS Iy
ENOk sABE-At = bargain. the GOOD WILL A.
81 the old esi shiished Coai ash " aod Depot COW
her o. Maryland avenue aud Sth street. Island suit
able f9r coal ~ humber depot. Apply DR.. BOS-
XII drug store, corner MARY lsai avenue aai
9TH street. aula M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-02

nFSECURITY In LIFE INSURANCE Being
w. OF the FIRST importance, the NORTHWEST
ERN Ter the better protection Of its policy holders
Changed its rate of reserve to per cent thus afford
ing al 1NPREGN ABLE SECURITY for the payment Of
a.pci.osos OF the Company as they become claims
my2l-n I.Y. KNIGHT. General Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-02

DERs0NAL.--.9 ORACE. p call Is.h street.
II SeptUmhcr ist ses-fts
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EOR RENT5A new and beautiful three story
Il BRICK HOUSE, with all the modern improve
ments, and containing ten rooms; No. "A / street
n. Il, near LIST street, at $50 per month. Inquire
over Bank OF Washington at the office of the Mutual
Insurance Office anl6-enff
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ii AIDES FRIEND AND DOCTOR Room. tor
- Patients; suCc-ss In every or ua chArg- 49,.
Ai,lt only Necessary. Address Naiamr nRffT.
IsrtofG Houst, y. avenue aud A lssfnarIe -treet
Bahtfnore- Euclose tour sfaup- aus i'm
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-A very promising YOUNG Stall
Il LION, chestnut sorrel; warranted ~
sound, kind and without fault; is a good IN
driver and very snowy under the saddle. "a
Also, stylish shifting top BUGGY, HARNESS,
&c at 1O27 9Th street n. w. Will be sold together
or separately. se2-3tr
E0R SALE-A beautiful Rosewood Upright
Il STElNWAY PIANO and Stools
almost new; cost a7Oo to be sold for only 49,
$3.50 cash; Inquire at 734 18th street, UNIV
Prussian Legation. sci -3ts
EOR sALE.-A DRUG and PRESCRIPTION
Il STORE, doing good business. Terms cash. rea-
sons given for selling. Address with full name
where an interview can be had, City Post Office
SODIUM. au3I-3t
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ROARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,

IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
- OF COLUMBIA.
AA-' :, We y. No. san. Equity pocs. II -.
The above entitled cause has been referred 20 me
10 state the Trustees account and the distributio.
Of the proceeds Of sale. The creditors OF the ~tnI.
of John $ Sheets deceased and all parties inere.fsi
hereby notified 60 appear before me, at my ofhoe
No. 4SO Louisiana avenue. eth street wezI On,
MONDAY, the 9th day cf September, ls7l Al q
O'Clock D. m, and prove their claims aesinst sAid e.
tate. WILLIAM MIIIEN
sQSl-a Special Auditor.
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C+ApMISSlON or PUPILS To THE PUR.
US Lie SCH00S IN THE FIRST DISTRICT,
niickets q admission to the Schools IN the First
District VIII be issued on TUESDAY NEXT, Sop
tember 9Th. at the Franklin School RuiIdine from
I'll IL clock m, and at the Scho0l-house corner
"a ana streets from ii o'clock a till clock
r. III.
Gu@9-st THE SUB BOARD FIRST DISTRICT.
IlhrAMicle. R.rnhlican aud Pafrint cInr 1
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EOR RENT OR LEASE-The late RESIDENCE
Il of W c. Calvert, deceased. adjoining FOrest-
vile. Prince Georges county, Md, eight miles from
Washington ID. c., the road TO Marlboro; eighty
five acres well enclosed; comfortable dwelling AMI
variety of fruit trees very pleasant and healthy
country residence. Possession given October 9th,
ISL For further particulars apply in person OF by
letterto NATHANIEL WILSO y, Attorney at Law
No. $50 street, Washington, n. G.. aul0-eotf I
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WANTED-All those who value their sight to
w know that the best LONE DOLLAR SPEC
TACLE' in the country Is accurately suited to the
eyesight by ii. HEMPLER, the optician, COR
ner ~ street and Pennsylvania avenue. Depot for
Thermometers OF all kinds. jen
WANTED-EyERY ONE TO KNOW, that tie
w Company Office for the sale Of Singers Sow
ing Machines is at III Market Space. dels-tr
WANTED-COLTS REVOLYERS-AlI the
w large sizes, at HEMPLER'S Optician Store,
National Hotel, ap13-tf
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- hAkhtAeE for Nounr M o.
- greet Sorie hNtls snd Abnses, which f,i~rf~r,
~ sri lase, aha ruin the happiness III al lrl.als
VII suft means ~ relief flr fhe -rrfur srlf urfsr
tnhsfe, diseased snd dehilitsfed Sent IN -.es-a
.lttf sniel p :. ne u charge AHirt.ss HOW Ann
AscoClAfIoA, NJ. :. sih street. rSIa
- see & - IN
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IT SNOTlCE--OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT OF
~ ASSESSMENTS AND TAXES, OLD COUNCIL.
thAMB.R, CITY HAIL. ugust Is, ITO THE
nMNEkS OF PERSONAL AND MIXED PROP
ERT1 IN TIE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
You are hereby notified thar the Assessors of the
several legislative districts have commenced the
distribution OF the blank forms, required By the
act OF the Legislative Assembly, n pproyed August
3 ISL " hicl forms must be returned to the SEES
sors within fftt en- days from the date of ser
vice. or an assessment will be made by them ac
cOIdin9 to the best information they can obtain y
from v hich assessment there can be no appeal
III. A. HALL,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-24

GOVERNOR PALMER AND GENERAL
SuERrpAN.-The late action Of the
Grand Jury in Chicago has entirely
relieved General Sheridan from all the
blame imputed to him by Governor
Palmer, but the following from an
illinois correspondent Of tho Detroit
Tribune Is interesting In connection
with the subject matter:
The conduct OF Governor Palmer
toward General Sheridan Ia such a
mixture Of folly, vindictiveness and
stupidity that 1t Is hard to find a mo-
tive for it. He has no more legal right
to move in the matter at this time than
has the Governor General Of Canada.
His common sense applauded Sheri-
dams conduct in the beginning. as the
telegram shows; but, rs usual, selfish
ness comes uppermost, and his later
conduct turns on q political hinge.
BE aspires to be Trum6ull's successor
In the Senate; he wants Democratic
Endorsement he followed the ma
licious suggestion Of that marplot,
w. F. Storey, who hates Sheridan with
ali intensity never exercised In q good
cause and this Is the result.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-24
DISPATCH

SAN FRANoIsoo, Nov. 24-3 P. NJ
The Pacific Insurance Company will
not issue any more policies until che
Chicago losses are oil adjusted and
paid, and the assessments to make
good the capital are paid. There is no
other suspension than this, and present
city holders are fully protected.
Weather warm and slightly cloudy.
Wind north. The barometer continues
to show indications of a storm.
James Phillips was arrested as In
sane this morning.
The San Francisco Olympic Club,
composed Of the old members who last
night deposed the officers who had &C.
coded and Joined the new Club, incor-
porated to-day.
The Hardy Coal Mining Company,
to operate In Oregon, California, Ne
vada and Washington Territory, was
incorporated to-day. Capital, 800, 600.
Trustees : Thos. Hardy, Warren Good
ale, Ichabod Bartlett, Edward Mclean
and Jacob Hardy.
In the Turner vs.. Ortiz seduction
and breach of promise case to-day, the
a(ldayits of the brothers Cherry are
being read, They testify that Ortiz
told them In Guaymas that he had Miss
Turner engaged to be married, and he
would take her to the United States
and marry her.
In tho Halves will case DR.. Shorb
has Just concluded his testimony. His
opinion is unqualifedly as to the In
sanity OF the testator.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-24

MINING MANAGEMENT.-Myron An
gel, the excellent San Francisco corre-
spondent of tho White Pine Ne,os, gets
of the following shot at mining Trus-
tees, which no doubt has considerable
solid truth in It:
The manner in which some mines
managed by the Directors residing In
this city Is very discouraglng to In
vestors In mining enterprises. Plans
in which large amounts Of money are
to be handled are eagerly sought by
scheming, avarlclous fellows ; aud no
position gives better opportunities for
legal stealing than that Of mining Di-
rector, or, In fact the Director Of any
Joint stock company. 1t Is a truth that
q corporation Is a body without a soul,
heart or houor. If to get into politics
IS demoralizing, becoming a stock com:
pany Director saps the last vestige Of
moral sense. There are exceptions,
but virtue does not stand long, even In
the exceptions. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-24
A E,onr rop I,rrE.-Near Harlen

A F1enr FOR LrFE.-Near Harlem,
in this county, a well-dressed and re-
spectacle looking woman was walking
along near a drove of Texas cattle,
which were being driven by. One Of
the animals, a COW, got separated from
the drove, and met the woman. The
COW attacked the woman, pushed her
down and was thrusting her with her
horns, when she was discovered BY
Mr.. Henry White, who. seeing the
woman,s perilous condition, rushed
up and commenced beating the COW
over the head with the butt Of his
whip. This only Infatuated the COW
more, 80 that she threw the woman
with her horns into a ravlne-and fol-
lowed-still thrustlng, unmindful Of
Mr.. white, her antagonist. About
this time Mr.. Andrew Foley discovered
them and ran up with a billet Of wood
and commenced beating the cow with
all his might. This had the effect to
turn the attention Of the COW from the
woman to Mr.. Foley. She closed in
with him-he being unable to use his
stick any longer, grappled her by the
horns. Mr.. White Joined In this
death struggle, and while 1t was going
on managed to get out his pocket
knife and cut the cows throat-and so
the fight ended. Our informant says
that the lady, except some bruises, is
comparatively unhurt.-Li6erty lW.)
Tribune.