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RY GREBE q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
II No. 1001, nsrthwe.t corner 10th and ID streets

- Under and by virtue Of deed of trust made
LIS JannafJ 10, lS2, and recorded January Is, ISG2
- IN IIbeT et7 folio 40, ct seq , one of the land
records for the District Of Columbia, in whtch James
". CHTk Il trustee, asd farther under and by yir-
tue OF dseres Of the Court Of the District
OF Columbia, passed In Gauss in said court nun
bered $685. Equity coskst IL, Ia which Almira
BroughtoH is com plain ant, and William b. Griffith,
EIen c. Griffith and james W. Clark are defsn-
dants, removing the aid James W. CLARK from the
tIusteeshIp IN the premises and appointing in his
place ana sead the undersigned john b. Scott trus-
tee,with fnll power and authority TO do perform
al things necessary to be done performed or
winch he might do had he been named trustee in
said deed OF trust IN the place Of said Clark the un
defsgned trustee, will SILL IN front Of the promises
on mONDAf, October 20, at o'clock .. M. lots
numbered twenty eight (2S), twenty mine (29j, and
thirty 1902, in Gunnells recorded subdivision of
square three hundred and thirty three (333) the
city OF Washington, District OF Columbia These
OTIS are each twenty feet front 10th street, be-
and U streets northwest, and each runs back %
ieet Os inches TO an alley of twelve feet in width
story frame dwellings.
The forms Of sale are: One-thiri cash; re.idue in
two equal in-talments, payable in six and twelve
months, and 10 be secured bv deed of trust on the
property sold. deposit Of eco each lot will be re-
CURED upon the acceptance % n bid. The trustee
reserves the right TO resell this property cOt and
risk OF any purchaser who fails to comply with
Of sale in seven day time. The conveyaucing is to
JOHN D. SCOTT, Trustee,
sepl8-2swSds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,

by DUNCANSON, BOWLING co, Aucts.,
- Corner 9Th and streets northwest
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RAZAAR-Bsrgains IN LADIES, GIHry and
- CHlLDREHS UHDnROLOrAIH0 may De
found 81 Wonens Christian Association, judiciary
SSuAre. AL orders promptly and neatly executed.
koIrAnce on street, Bet. th and stn. nol1-U
Il j. HEIBIRGlR,
o1iIzrssss:' zssf Z hsp 1--we sGHsTn o0S
MERCHAN7 TAILOR.
hetrogohtnn Hotel, late BrovnS,)
AHS No. COY feAna eye.s Washtngton
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AUCTION SALES.
pY GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctiopeer~.
~ No. 1901 northwest corner lNh md d

SALE OF UNIMPRovED PROPERTY FRONT.
ING ON SAMPSON STREET. BETWEEN
i}IM AND lSrH STREETS NORTHWEST, AT
- On TIL URSDAY, September 95th. ISIS, At S
70 clock p. m. we hall sell. in front Of the
--premises, Lot 50, in Square 209. having a. feet
'front.' running back % feet to alley, more or less
Terms; One-third cash: balance in 6, u ami Is
mouths for notes bearing interest from DAY % sale
snd cured by deed Of trust the property s1ld.
~ Gown on day Of sale. Conyeysncing At pur.
seIG2d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES
Future DAYS.

pY LATIMER & CLEARY,
ID Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
Southwest corner Penua. avenue and lIth street.
Star Office Building.
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NEW BXPBISs LINZ VIA CANAL,
BETWEEN -
PHILADHLPhIA ALEXANDRIA, VA, WASH
1NGTON AND 0nOBOlTOWN, ID. o.

sAlLfSe DAYS.
From Pier 2, North Wharyes, Phil N-
aTdsslHPhaiHs, "WEDNESDAY N and SAT &E
From 81 Water street, Georgetown, D. O., TUES
This line eopsssss at Philadelphia with "Clyde's
Iron Line" Of stsansn for Proyidesce, Boston and
this line. g. =. HYDE, Agent fer d. Of q.
WIN. P. CLYDE 90, Philadelphia.
II. A. REID, Alexandria, Va.
WALDO A. PDARCl, - Congress street Boston.
- Ireights delivered b. KnoIs Express. Or
ders lsft at General once, sos Pennsylv ania ave-
nue., or at the steamer wharf will be promptly at
tended 70. ap7-tr
nURING REPAIRS TO THE CHESAPEAKE
= oS ~ Ifs H,' maxim. Il :' "s sSe
LeaSsins Philad:lphis every SATURDAY. stn IN.
CT, HYDE
augB-m Agent for d. CT o.
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lS73PnNNsYfEhsSHita RourEIS73

GREAK LOO
TO THE
Trains leave Is follows: A'
Washington. - an. Baltimore. - m.
$685.. SIS pm. ..--.-.. 8 .01 D M
90 -. 10 10 pm. Ill So pm
The GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUTH
With elegant scenery, Palace ststs-rosm Day and
Hlght Cars, With modern inprovensnts.
New York.
The II Is q; n. daily, except Sunday, northwest;
Aol9 Pm daily and is pm, except Sunday, west.
hAkn CONNECTIONS
snl N, ng IRON WASHINGTON to ROCHhSTEB
and PIITsBlR G vfthsut change.
Iekets y tins rsuts Be procured % the ofncee
corner o. Lqh street. and Pennsylvanfa avenue, and
corner OF oth street and Ponnsyvsnis avenue under
given ct ali timss.
Passengers procuring tickets ct thi, ONCE can -
cure accommodations In Palace Cars fors Pfttsburg.
ED. >. fOUSG, General Passenger Agent,
mero-U Baltimore Id.
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+: ( ppSRRSSfEuLLE,{ Trustees.
augl2-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts-
RY LATIMER 4 CLEARY,
~ Auotionesrs and Real Estate Brokers,
southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and llth street
Star Office Building,

CHAECERy SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PEQPERT1 ON eTH STREET EAST, Be
TWEEN SOUTH AND STREETS.
- BY viz, ne of decree of the Su preme Court Of
81 the District Of Columbia, passed In Equi cause
~ No: 3OS7, wherein George V. Keen ct al. are
complainsnts and Frederick StrOmberger ct al. are
defendants, will sell, on 0NDAY, the 22d day Of
September. A. ID. 1873, at O'Clock p. in front Of
the rtmses, at public autcion, all that Lot lettered
F, in Frederick MAYS recorded subdivision of
Square nine hundred and three, $685. and the i'm
proyements thereon, consisting Of large, comforta
bic dwelling house aud ssors- rsca.
Terms of sale. as prescribed by the decree: One
third OF purchase money cash; aud the residue in
three equal payments, in six, nine and twelve
months; the deferred payments to bear interest at
the rate OF cent. per anDuD, until paid, from
ssy of sale, and to be lien the property sold.
S00 of the cash payment TO be made at time of sale
rwiths "a hours after said SALE and residue of cash
payment to be made within ten days from day OF
sale, otherwise the property will be old at the
cost and risk of defautiDg purchaser purchasers
No deed given until all pucchaseimoney shall have
been paid. All conveyaDcing at cost of purchaser.
WILLIAM j. MILLER, Trustee
sepod6ds LATIMER CBHARY, Aucts
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GlY GREEN b WILLIAMS, Auctieneers
- Northwest corner OF 10th and d streets

UnnUnhN SaLE- UF ,VAbU AHGE IM-
F PTK0HkD SPR0PkRTY, No. All SECOND
- By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of
the District Of Columbia. passed in special
term on the 18th day of August, and APPROX ed
on the % OF September, 1873, ths undersigned will
Slier Al pablo sale, on the premises, on MONDAY,
lots and g, in Corcoran's subdivision Of lot No.
IN square 7Si, improved by two-story and base
age.
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months, with interest and secured BY deed of trust
1T purchaser fails to comply with the with
In seven days after sale the property will be resOd
at his risk and cost Oonvsyabcing at purcbsser's
cost. CHARLOTTE PECK Guardian Nc
sep1l- eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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10y LATiMER OLEABY,

- Anctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
southwest corner Pennsylvani avenue and Elev-
enth street, Star Once BUILDINGS
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- THE sALl OF LOTS l6, IL and is and
I sTrt e 70, " Sonar. es 4 Postponed INIT!
at A:3e ,. IA, IL front OF ths preaisss
THH SALE OF Lots 10, 90 and 81, In square
poned until THURSDAY. ths 9Th day o. ossossr,
A. ID. 1873, a o'cloeh p m, IN front OF tbs prem
tsee. HENRY BOGUH,l rr.ss
ID. J. F0LHY. u"
sea-law DUNCAHSON BOWLING CO., Aucts.
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ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penna. avenue and lth street,
Star Once Building.
POSITIVE SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
QE 5IH STREET last, BETWEEN AND nj
STREETS SOUTH. a..
- on WEDNESDAY AFTERNooE, septem-
Der ~, at O'Clock, We viii sell, IN froni OF the
ing q front Of q feet inches on sth So esst, with q
depth Of 80 fer inches, improved q . small frame
ANDRBW b. COYLH,
Real Esfate Broker
sepls-d&ds LArIMHR 4 CLEARY, Aucts.
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81 THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
hONDAY, 9th day o. October, A d. ISIS, same
hour and place. HBNRY BOGUB,l
d J. FOLRY, trustees.
rs22lsy DQHQAGSOA, D9WLIHGS co. ,Axnez
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NEW SKATE.
ceell.

A movement j. on foot to torn new
state, by taking Western Kentucky. West
Tennessee and North Mississippi. y COLI
vcntion ofthe members OF the press OF the
region named was held at jackson Ten
ues-ee. on Tuesday last, for the purpose of
ter They propose TO call the new STAT
Jackson The Hnmbolt journal says
"A state thus composed would Le the
most desirable State in the Union. /,
would embrace within it, territory tobacco
corn. cotton, wheat, grasses and the fines
stock raising districts in the South or West
aud a portion of the territory would bc
peculiarly adapted To manufactori,s a
State formed out OF the territory named
would be, not only benefit 10 the people
residing within the territory, bur would be-
a natural benefit.
That which tends to the development,
Of the resources aud wealth OF any State
or territory adds in the same propo't to
he wealth and greatness Of tile genera
cove nmeut The formation OF the 5 ate
Of jackson woui bring an increase OF
population; our waste places would t,
tui't up; the uncuItivated and now tenant
less farms would "bloom and blossom a,
the rose" The unbroken forests skirtius
our magnificent rivers GOVERN, with al
unbroken umhrage the richest lands lie
meath the sun would soon give place Ia
wavin- field OF rpening grain, intersper,ed
here and there with broad acres OF grow.
ing cotton. Railroads, the great arterie-
Of commerce, div .rgng from such point
a. Corinth, Memphis, jackson, lIumbolt,
Union City, Go umbus and Hickman
wonld traverse the entire territory, adding
wealth and greatness 20 the young State,
whose lustre would he uudimmed by thar
Of any in the gittering galaxy Of the
Uuion
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a WOODLAND wooING
NJ ADA n. FOSTER.


j caught the nutter OF hand,
A clear white hand between the bars;
And underneath n ribbontd hat
Two laughing eyes flashed out like stars.
As glaneing upward from my book,
B'ncath the walnnt's shade she stood,
Fair as Naiad from the stream,
Or Dryad from the autumn wood
And passing on, hcr arlet scarf
Stirred lightly by the piny air,
l caught the CLEAN, on her white neck,
Ola loose coil of raven hair
And down the shadows Of the lane.
And DER the seeded field she went;
Across the bridge watched her till
She was shade with shadows blent.
And then I sought again my book,
Among the shady solitudes;
But there seemed pictured on each page
dark-eyed beauty Of the woods.
And all the Indian summer eve
Grew dim, as. sloping down the peak,
The shadows Of the sunset swept,
And the west burned one crimson streak.
Across my dreams that night there passd
sunny face Of tropie bloom;
Two Southern eyes, snowy brow,
And waving hair of glossy gloom.
The rustic ola scarlet bough,
turned, and there again she stood,
a flush upon her olive check,
My Hamadryad of the woodl
do not know just how it came,
Perhaps freak Of girlish art,
Perhaps slow and dreamy wind
That stirred the forests balmy heart.
But gazing still l saw CLEAN
Of sober brown, and strange and sweet,
Her light veil driftcd from her hand.
and huitercd to my very feet.
And bending low to catch it up,
My hot brow touched her fnger-tips;
As glancing back caught tho shade
or an arch smile upon her lips.
Whom the low sunset thro' the pines
Fell in long threads and cords Of gold,
homeward walked beside my queen,
As rcv'rent as the knights Of old.
Before the moaning winter winds
Stirred thro' tho boughs of fir and pine,
And the rcd leaves had dimmcd to brown,
I'd claimed the woodland nymph as mine
And when tho Christmas snow lay white,
On new earth without sin,
There chimed across the frosty air,
The bells that poalcd our wedding in!
EJobrook, Bpfeiort Co.. Va.
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HOW SIZE MANAGED

Ieier Pennywise was in deep grief All
the hopes Of Lifetime were to be frustra
ted. The fond ambition he had so long
nursed, his pet scheme to make the name
OF Peunywise the greatest in the land was
now no more. His only son. Launcelot.
was to Ice married to a pleLian-to a girl
who had wealth, but no name, no family
10 ancestry, or no coat Of arms on the
panel of her coach
Could human misery be greater? Could
the Ossa OF grief, piled on the Pelion Of
disappointment, make heavier load OF
sorrow? No. The cup Of Penuywise was
full to the brim, aud lac must drain il to
the lees, however bitter the draught. Such
was the tenor of old Peunywise'- musing.
as lie paced the velve'-carpeted floor Of his
library on the evening when our story
spens conversation his son had had
with him. a. they sal together sipping their
vine, after dinner, had been the cause OF
Ills tumult IA the breast OF Peter Penny
wise
Launcelot was n weakened and pink
'kiuned youth, Nth Tin. yellow hal
which lac parted in the center, aud it'll,
saffron Of Whisker ON each side Of his face
the pulling Of which with his uergou-
little hand constituted the principal en-
rloyment Of the scion Of the house Of
Pennyvise
Father, said Lzuncclot. inter ruluiuo
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ed Mr.. Higgins, thar out.ide oftse sanet ?
nary that dog OF mine can eat up any sa'-
mon colorei animal in the State and then
chaw mp the bones OF its ancestors FOR
four generations wi honi turning hair
You understand mef' The services pi,-
cod. 4
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One Hundred and Forty Miles i'm
Two Hours.


Two Hours.
Clear Greek IL miniature river that
runs through the canon Of the same name.
II descends upon down grade Of 400 feet
Ter mile, with here and there tall over -
rocky precipice fifteen or twenty feet in
height. Large houlders, forty and fity
feet in diameter, and weighing thousands
of tons, impede its da-hing progress every
two or three hundred yard, while it, curve.
are SO sharp and so frequent that the
stream can nowhere be seen for distance
Of thousand feet. Granite cliff two and
three miles high project over it on either
side, and give a irightiul, romantic and
dangerous appearance to the rushing
torrent beneath.
Just below Black Hawk, on the side OF
the stream, small reservoir has been
constructed, in which is kept an ordinary
skill List sunday two little sons OF
Martin f. Walker, aged respectivelr ten
and twelve years, got into the boat and
were spashlng the water with a stick, when
the iasiening- gave way and the boat went
drifting toward the rapidly running current
The little boys soon discovered the = hanger
but were poWerless to avert it; they clutch
Ell hold of the sides of the boat, and, with
pallid coutenances, awaited their DOOM
Soon the boat WAS caught 10y the current,
and began descendig at n fearful rate. On
she went, the bows hats blew off, and their
hair stood straight nP over Black Hawk
Rapids they went like an arrow, clearing
distance Of sixty feet at single dash
lighting again on the torrent surface the
boa, seemed to have gained new impetus
and shot 10y the houlders and around the
rocky points with the celebrity ola sunbeam.
At distance OF apout six miles below the
starting point, Conductor Gibbons, who
was standing on the rear platform Of the
down c. G. train saw the boat coming, and
Immediately stopped the tram All hands
repaired to the waters edge, aud did every
thing in their power 10 assist the flying
boat, but past them she went like bullet
from a rifle, and was out OF sight IN a
moment The conductor then ordered the
engineer TO put on full head OF steam and
'olloS a. rapidly as possible. which he did
constantly sounding the alarm OF danger.
lie did not get another glimpse Of the boat.
but the alarm brought the employees OF
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docs one woman in huy f'l the lower
haIi of Der lung. with a.r2 is the stern
inquiry OF % sanitary exchange The ei.-
Tor ol That paper never heard tho voice
OF an Infatuated mother in-law.
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InE party who did not think 10 respect
able to bring their children up to work
has recently heard from two sons-one BE-
a har-keeper on datboat, and the other
isH second clerk TO limckun.
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An EDITOR Discussing colleges mention.
600 instance whore 90 ar-secnr rgr.n.
proposed t7 make o great irtrr.Hlra,
lawyer of Ni- son, and at Harvard and
iede'bcr. DIS whole attention ua- turned
90 tirt direction llo studied Jaw boz tie
bet schools 100 Europe and America grad
ua'ei with the highest hono-- and Fl. now
wealthy and successful mochui., aud
plays The organ in church every SUNDAY
ihe one valuable remainder Of bis Garmau
schooling The final product o'ai h.
legal and linguistic lore is o gentleman. a
mechanic aud musician, active in all tb,
better pnr's o. liie ripe 100 scholar .lip,
but not 81 all = LAWYER"
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examination by the attornors
ior tne deiense, but nothing deyiat-
ing materially from the facts as ahnvo
given was elected.
The next witness called was
Thomas Conn, who being sworn "n
behalf of the plaintiff, said: NV bns'
inc IS is mi ling. Was foreman of tLo
Eureka Consolidated Companv,s
mines two years. The ore i'm Rnbyv
Hill, so far as | have seer il. is i'm das-
posits; w saw ore in that shane
till l caine to this d~istrict-am at nraS.
ent foreman of the X. X. mine. Con.
siderable merriment was afforded nv
the examination of this witness. Re-
ing u man who is entirely practIcal
and not given to wondering upon
~abstrusties. he could not realize the
necessity of the attorneys question:
ing. him so closely upon the technical
differences i'll geological formations.
The next witness called was John
Gillespie, who t stitied substantially
the same rs those who preceded him
i'll relation to the character of the
formations in Ruby Hill.
Mr.. Ii. 5. Buckminister was the
next witness sworn. He S id {: /
have beer in tie superintendent of
mines and have been mining manu-.
ally o or less for the past ten
years: through some of the mines at
Virginia City, Gold Hill and in Utah:
have been through the mines of the
Eureka consolidated and Richmond
Companies in Ruby Hill. and saw no
evidence of vein formation at all
in fact, | saw less indication Of such a
form in these mines than in
any l ever visited. l saw no evidence
of assuring in Ruby Hill whatever.
Attorneys Hardy and Wren here en-
tered into an exhaustive cross ques-
tioning of the witness, when, by sug-
geStion of the attorneys, some of
whom nc doubt were tatigued from
the days toll, the court adjourned to
10 o'clock this morning.
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The Austin Shooting Scrape.

1t seems that We were misinformed
as to one of the parties to the ditli-
Guilty. Mike McCool, it appears, had
nothing to do with the affair. The
private dispatches, however. sent here
stated that he was one of the bloody
belligerents. We apologize to Mr..
McCoOl for trotting him out as Il
fighter, particularly as the RereiNe
says the parties concerned were only
''bronco fighters" The following is
the ReueiRe'S account of the scrape:
Last night a shooting atlrav occur
red in the Cosmopolitan saloon about
II o'clock. between a cosple of sports
named James Wilson and Joseph
Noon, in which the former vas shot
through the right hand, and also
through the right groin, neither
wounds, however. being ~dangerOu,.
The parties had a difficulty Yesterday
afternoon, and both were arrested for
fighting. Wilson was fined by Judge
Logan thirty dollars but Noon was
discharged, it appearing from the
evidence that he acted only in Self-de-
Tense when assaulted. During the af-
ternOOn and evening they met seve-
raj times, and we are informed that
Wilson, who was considerably in
liquor, was very abusive towards
Noon, applying to him the most OPP
prOhriOuS epithets, etc. About II
o'clock Wilson vas drinking Mt the
bar of the Cosmopolitan, when Noon,
came in, and as his antagonist turned
from the bar, commenced firing at
him with a siX-shooter. He fired five
shots, only one, however, taking ef-
feet, the wounds in the hard and
groin being evidently the result Of
single shot. When fired upon, Will
son drew a five-shoOter. and retreat
ing behind the bar fired two shots,
without, however, hitting his an
tagoniSt. Both combattants then
threw their pistols at each other, and
each Selling billiard cue were resuim-
ingthe fight with those weapons when
they were arrested by City Marshal
REYNOLDS, who arrested Noon mt
took him to the county Jail where ne
remains at present. Wilson's wounds
were dressed bv DR.. WiNom. There
are bullet holes around the saloon IN
every direction. and IS there were
forty or fifty ersons in the room at
the time of the shooting, 1t appears
almost a miracle that no outsider was
shot, as is usually the result when
broncho fighters choose to indulge III
a sociable shooting match.
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Phoebe Items.

The following items are from the
Phoebe Record of The 22d inst.
SAN FRANCISCO DIsTRICT.-A miner
arrived last night from this district,
which Is about eighty miles a little
north of Phoebe. To use his owl
very sanguine language, sit is inn
mense-lots of Lodges and big bodies
or rich ore" He saws that all the
claim owners of San Francisco district
want is capital, and that they expect
to get it in abundance as soon as they
cal get capitalists to come in and
make eX limitations. We believe this
Is a case of millionaires in distress"
in earnest, tor all the late reports
from San Francisco district have been
encouraging.
CRUELTY AND REvENGE.-The horse
OF a miner named David Leahy was
yesterday afternoon attached, Just as
he vas going to mount the animal to
go out OF a prospecting tour. On the
impulse OF the moment - we will
kindly presume-the owner drew his
revolver and shot the poor brute dead.
He was promptly arrested for mali
ciOuS mischief, and will have a hear
ing.before Judge StOutenburgh to-day
Oh that charge. 1t seems to us that
three more counts might he added,
viz cruelty to animals, resisting an
officer and contempt OF court.
JOHNNY c. CLARKE, long connected
with the house of John {. Lynch, an
old Comstock expert, takes his depar-
ture this morning on a pleasure trip
to San Francisco. We hope he will
have a more successful trip than when
he came up last. He was then re-
lieved by the road agents of a fine
watch and chain, and we observed the
robbery with all the serenity possible
under the circumstances, there being
at the same time a cooked revolver
held dangerously rear III head. We
wish him a pleasant down trip and
safe return.
Bound OvER.-The examination of
Henry Wilcox, charged with stealing
a span of mules from Mr.. Mulvahlll,
was concluded in the Justices Court
Yesterday, and he was bound over in
the sum of $500 to answer to the
next Grand Jury. In default OF bail
he was recOmmitted.
RETURN OF CAPTAIN DAY.-Captain
Day, Superintendent of the Raymond
& Elv mine, returned Yesterday
from his short business trip to San
Francisco. having been absent about
two weeks.
AMAN named Griffith has been ar
rested OH suspicion that he was impli-
Gated in the Wright and Sanbourne
murders, and he is now in the county
all.