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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-12

D o MESTIo INTELLIGENCE Z
Suicide Of q Lawyer.
MIppLrTowN, May IA. c. Dim.
mick. a lawyer Of New York, COM
United suicide at his residence in
BloomlDgburg on Saturday, by shoot
Ing himself. He was affected with
dyspepsia In al aggravated form.
A Serious Lees.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, May 12.-Josepll
ormsby, OF the firm Of ormsby & Co.,
manufacturing jewellers in New York,
this morning lost his carpet-bae con-
tanning $4,000 worth Of jcwelry, dia-
monds, etc. The bag was In the Gus
tody Of the proprietors Of the Osborne
Hotel. and was delivered to the thief
by the clerk through mistake.
Famous Triek Horse Killed.
ST. LOUIS. May l2.-Black Bess, the
beautiful mare with which Leo Hud-
son has been playing Mazeppa, in diff
ferent parts of the country, fell from
the stage at the Grand Opera House
here on Saturday night, falling about
IA feet. She received injuries from
which she died yesterday. Miss Hud-
son was also badly bruised but not Sc
riously injured.
Ju,tiee W. Tweed.
The case of William NJ. Tweed was
called and Wednesday assigned for
Tweed to plead to 10 new indictments
recently found against him. Wednes-
day, two weeks hence, Is fixed for the
commencement Of the second trial on
tire former indictment.
New Postal Cards.
SrmNoFIELD. Mass, May l2.-'rhree
million postal cards have been sent to
the principal P~ost-oflces. Two mil
lion more will be sent tomorrow.
Henceforth all acquisitions will be
promptly filled.
Funeral ObsequIes Of hi Chief Jus-
iice.
WASHINGTON. May II. = Prepara-
tions for the funeral Of Chief Justice
Chase were completed this morning.
The Senate Chamber was hung In
black, the doorways and galleries In
the rear OF the Presidents chair being
heavily draped. The galleries were
dcnsely filed at an early hour with
spectators and hundreds Of persons
were unable to obtain an entrance to
the floor Of the Senate, which was re-
served for specially named officers and
persons. who entered from time to
time and took seats assigned them.
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P1pEH's OPERA HousE.-Thls even.

Pliers OPERA HoUsE.-This even
ing the beautiful and talented Chap
man Sisters make their first appear
ance at Piper's Opera House. support
ed BY a full company from the Call
fornia Theatre, among whom we no
tice a number Of representatives Of thu
histrionic art who have been In the
habit Of delighting Virginia audience;
In days gone By. Our people will ex-
tend to them without doubt a generou:
and hearty welcome. This evening
will also be the first appearance OF +
ID. Davies, the man with 1000 voices,
the foremost ventriloquist OF the
world. The performance will com
mence with the Imaginable farce Of
"Acting Mad" and will be followed
by the sparkling burlssqus Of Little
Don Giovanni" concluding with some
inimitable exhibitions Of the art Of
ventriloquism BY the world-renowned
E. d. Davis. The Chapman Sisters
are said to be s%uperlatively beautiful
and are possessed of an unusual
amount of vivacity. Without doubt
they will draw a full house.
oDp Fellows PIcNIc.-on Sunday
next, Pluto Encampment. No. 8, |. o.
10. F., Gold Hill, propose TO treat
themselves, members Of the Order,
and invited guests to a grand picnic
excursion to the Bowers Mansion.
The price of tickets tor the round trip
will be s.. They can be obtained Of
VIM. Hunter, at the Odd Fellows Ii.
brary, Virginia, A. Hires, at Mallard
s. Co.'s South c street, J.B. Marshall,
Vesey House. Gold Hill, j. B. Wood
man, st. Charles market, also at the
store OF Stern s. Sons. The train will
leave Virginia at 7:45 sharp, and Gold
Hill ut s o'clock. See advertisement
under head Of New To-day.
CoNvALEscING. = Mr.. Mccarthy, a
compositor In the Enterprise office who
has been confined to his bed for sew
eral weeks with pneumonia, is recoY-
ering slowly and yesterday was able
to make his appearance on the street.
=. Mac is a splendid fellow and we
are glad to learn that his ultimate re-
covsry Is no longer q matter OF uncer-
tainty.
ANOTHER STEAM FIRE ENGINE
Monumental Engine Company NO. u
on the Divide, have decided to pro-
cure a steam fire engine and a COM
mittee are engaged to-day In raising
money for the purchase OF the same.
PROF. VARNEY's PARTy.-We ac-
knowledge the receipt Of compll-
mentary tickets to Prof. Varney's
closing party which will be held at
Armory Hall, B street, Virginia City,
this evening.
NEW 'BUs.-Jake White started one
OF his new omnibuses yesterday OH the
route between Virginia and Gold1Iill.
The new wagon Is fitted up IN such
elegant style that everybody Is anx-
ious. to ride in 1t.
SrRAwBERRY FEsTIvAL.-To-morrow
and next day a strawberry festival Ia
to lie given at Odd Fellows new Hall.
Virginia, by the Daughters Of Colfax
Degree Of Rebekah Lodge, No. /,
|. o. o. +.
EMrHATIo.-Virginia audiences have
a fashion Of showing their admiration
for excellent singing. or acting on the
stage by pelting their favorites on the
head with boquets.
G. II. o. C.-Members of the Gold
Hill Olympic Club are requested to
meet at their rooms at eight o'clock.
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STILL LATER!
Cnptaiu Hasbrouck's Command A..
tackled by tho N edses and are Re.
pulsed-No Particulars ns Vet.

YREKA, CAL, May IA courier
arrived during the night bringing ad-
vices-up to the morning Of the 10th.
At 0 A. NJ. this morning another arriv-
ed, bringing news Of the fourth battle
with the Modocs, who attacked Capt.
Hasbrouck's command and were re-
pulsed. The particulars we arc una
BILE 10 obtain.
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DRowNEp.-It becomes our palniul
duty to record the death. by drowning
ola young son Of our fellow townsman
Mr.. Thomas Gallagher, which occurred
at about u o'clock, yesterday, under
the most distressing circumstances.
The little fellow, while playing In tue
vicinity Of the Gold Hill quartz mill,
and which, at the time, was nearly
full. A man tGod save the mark VINO
saw the boy fall Into the tank, instead
of fastening to his rescue, passed.
around to the east side Of the building
and told the men who were working
in the mill that he guessed a boy was
drowning in the tank. Some little
time was occupied in imparting tins
information, owing to tile noise made
nv the machinery. As sooi as the
amalgamator was apprised OF h acci-
dsnt he rushed through the mill to the
tsnl and lifted the child out OF the
water. The child's clothes buoyed
MIN mn so that lie did not sink out OF
sight. The ~amalgamator thinks that
he felt the child's heart beat once or
twice after he was taken out Oh tne
water. The boy was carried home
and every possible effort was made 20
rscaIl him to life. but In vain. ihe
child was about az years OF age. u
was A remarkably bright and Interest
ing little fellow. the idol OF the house
hold. The parents are almost neon
solable over their sad bereavement
The funeral took place from Mf' ca,
iacher's residence this afternoon. we
cannot speak In too strong condemna-
ton of the heartless behavior OF lne
Individual who passed within ie"
feet of the drowning child without 60
ing TO his rescue.
WOULD HAVE HER MONEYS WORTH
The other day, when the latest casihg
occurred over the old Chollar-Potosi
mine. near the junction Of b and Z
streets, Virginia, the residents OF the
houses Close by vacated In a hurry 81
their dwellings stood a very good show
of going down into the bowels OF the
earth stern foremost. One woman,
however, who roomed In the most dan
gerous house. did not leave, declaring
That her "month wasn't up and rooms
we're 90 scarce to b. vacated in q
hurry" She will stay her month out
II tho house does.
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the passengers never wen. in sigh. Of


the passengers never went In sight Of
the islands.
Nicholas Bolton, first officer Of the
schooner John Hancock, was knocked
overheard accidentally and drowned.
& Officer VIM. Eager, Of the police
force, was found dead In bed to-day.
He was in usual good health and on
duty last night. Cause Of death un-
known.
Mrs. Fair obtained q judgment
against the lcssees Of Platt's Hall for
Gold, ll71; gr.enbaoks, s7es7A.
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TO nEMovE the cause Of disease Is
It's only perfect cure. Wistar's Balsam
Of Wild Cherry gives vigor and healthy
action to the lungs, cleanses them OF
all Impurities, and, as shown by thou
sands Of witnesses. performs q radical
cure Of coughs, colds, bronchitis, etc. =
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LUNG TROUBLES must be treated at
once. Neglect Of them brings sorrow.
pain and regret. Thousands have told
Of the almost miraculous effects oil
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry. For
coughs. colds, bronchitis and all lung
troubles 1t Is u%nequalled. y
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MAKE MONEY fast and honorably,
by at once applying for a territorial
right (which are given free to agents
to sell the best, strongest, most useful
and rapid selling Sewing Machine,
and Patent Button Hole Worker, over
used or recommended. by families, OF
buy one for your own use ; It Is only
s.. Sent free everywhere by express,
Address, for particulars, A. CATELEY,
ESQ.,, corner Greenwich and Court.
landt streets, New York.
nol4-6m ,
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RArrIE FOR A FINE GoIp WAT

RAFFIE FOR a FINE GOLD WATCH
A genuine hunting cased gold watch,
the movements of Swiss manufacture.
a good time keeper and In perfect run
ming order, is up for rattle at the Co
lumbus Brewery, a few doors north Of
the News office. There Are only l25
chances at 81 a piece. and the winner
will get at least 500 In value for the
investment of 81. Who will be the
lucky man?
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BY THE CABLES.
Arrest Of Rioters,

AItC9k VI HAtotCE"
ROME, May 12.-The police have
arrested twenty persons who partici-
pated In the riotous demonstration on
Saturday.
Attempt 70 Assassiuato the Russian
Emperor.
DoSDoN, May IA dispatch from
Berlin says the report Is without foun-
dalton that an attempt was made to
assassinate the Emperor at st. Peters
burg.
The Election In Spain = Federais
Triumphant.
MADRID, May 12.-The voting on
Saturday, the first day Of the prelimin.
airy election for constituent Cortes, re-
suited in the choice Of 10 Federal Re-
publicans. 0 Radicals, 2 Conservatives
and l Alfonsoist. The final result OF
the two days voting will probably be
$50 Federal Republicans and 40 Oppo-
sition.
B~snnpnriist Elected In France.
PARIS, May 12.-rhe supplemental
election In Rochelle, yesterday, re-
suited In the return Of a Bonapartist
to the National Assembly.
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CoLDs AND CouaHs.-Sudden changes
of climate are sources Of pulmonary
and bronchial affections. Take at oncs
Browns Bronchial Troches, let the
cold, cough or irritation be ever so
slight.
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FROM San
Disrustsd ExeursIenist.- Drewned
Death Of q Police meer-Lau
ID. Fair Gels Jadkmest. H

sAx FRANcrsco, May 12-lr. NJ
The william Tabor took a large party
Of cxcursionists for Farallone Islands
Yesterday, but much to the disgust OF
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GIFT CONCERTS.
LIBRARY GIFT CONCERT
90 Days Postponement !
A FULL DRAWING CERTAIN
s5oo,ooo in Bank to Pay All Gifts.
10000 CASH GIFTS PAID IN FULL
100000 ron ONLY go.

ENOUGH OF THE 100000 TICKETS
~ issued for the Third Grand Gin Concert In
aid Of the Public Library Of Kentucky. having
been cold to insure q full drawing, and the wish
having been universally expressed that the
10, ono cash gifts offered should be drawn In full,
and paid In full, without any scaling down -
heretofore, the management. with the concur
renee OF the Trustees, have determined 10 allow
the tickets len on hand. Tho concert and dis
tribution advertised for April s 10 therefore
postponed to Tuesday, July 8, 1878, on which
day, and no other, they will positively and nm.
equivocally take place In Public Library Ball.
Loulsville. Ky.
Al this grand concert the following cash gifts
will DO distributed by lot and paid In full to the
ticket.holdsrs who draw them:
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
MoDoc WAR!
FROM THE LAVA BEDS

Expedition TO tho Modoc Stronghold
-Bedies Of Liest. Crnusten and
Men Found and Buried N odocs
Try to Burn The Bodies OF our
ssidiers-Cnpt. H~asbrouek's Gem
mand In Pursuit Of tho Modses-
Surgeon semig has his Leg Am.
putated-MIitary Depot TO BIO e..
tabIlshod ON Tule Lake.
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DIR. ABoRN, oculist, Aurist, Ca
tarrh, Throat and Lung Physician, and
operating Surgeon for chronic diseases.
| Offices, laboratory and residence, 2l3
Geary street. San Francisco. jalS am
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE E,

(~srrc,AL TO TIE, sotD HILL DAILY sIws.l
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Foa the very best Photographs, 20 to Bradley
d Rulofson's Gallery without STAIRS
~ ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, No. a
Montgomery street. San Francisco.
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THE DATE Of DRAWING.

III. THE NECESSARY ARRANGEMENTS
n having been completed for the sale OF the
remainder OF the unsold tickets In the State OF
Nevada GIFT Concert. under Act Of the Legs
day Of drawing. The drawing and distribution
Of prizes will positively take place on
SATURDAY, JuNE'2t, 1873
AT Piper's Opers Moase, virsi.is City,
In the sale Of tickets and In making tneir
rsturrs agents VIII govern themselves accord.
ingly.
D. L. BLANCHARD. mssaser.
WELLS, FARGO& CO., Bankers, vir,
- ginla City, Treasu!er.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects
Of Errors and Abuses In early life. Manhood
restored I~mpediments TO Marriage removed.
New method Of treatu ent. New and remark
able remedies. Books and Circulars sent tree,
In sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. :
South Ninth street. philadelphia. Pam lnsti-
tuition having q high reputation for honorable
conduct and Professional skill. mh21 3m
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a INSANE ASYLUM

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National Republican., 1873-06-30
GENERAL CITY NEWS.

George Gatea was found on Seventh street on
Saturday night by Officer Grant with u sprained
ankle, and taken To his home, on Sixth street,
between Y and X.
Thos. 4. waggamnn. real essate broker and
auctoneer, has sold lot 10, In Thomas Young
and samuel fowier,s subdivision OF square 42i,
10 d. y. MOhun for 5000.
Wendall Towers, q white hoy, was badly
kicked on the left leg by a horse on Saturday
afternoon, on Fifteenth street. Ia front Of the
Treasury building. lie was taken to Milburns
drug store, where medical attendance was rem
dered and then sent home.
The science OF q new life,n by John Cowan,
Nd. Mr.. d. Il. p. Blgley IL canyassing the DIS
trtct OF Columbia for the above work. IL Is re-
garded as valuable and necessary work. We
trust Nj. Bigley will be emlnently successful In
securing new subscribers.
Yesterday afternoon while a boatman named
Palmer was feeding his mule on tho tOw-path OF
the canal, At Georgetown, the animal became
fractlous and kicked him IN the side. lilo was
removed to the boat, when Dr.. Tyler was sent
Tor aud gave the necessary prescription. Luck
lily, no bones were broken.
On Saturday night, about 0 O'Clock, while car
No. 81, Of the Seyenth-street line, was coming
up from the steamboat wharf, q disturbance Oc-
CURED between some Of the passengers, white
and colo-ed, which for q time had q serious look,
but was finally qulcted with only one man get.
ting his head slightly cut. No arrests were
made, and the names OF the parties are unknown.
On Saturday, while the workmen engaged In
lowering the water-lnains on Seventh street, op-
,ss,,n, vs,so 'so s avss Uoe, wese ouy NJ Mofk the
causing the ties TO follow, and In their slidinR
hit In the back and severely injured laboreT
named George Murray. IL Is not thought that
the injuries will prove fatal.
AZ the meeting, on Saturday night, of Pioneer
Council, No. l, Sons OF Jonhdab, the following
ofiicers were elected for this ensuing six months:
W. u, ]. u. Dunnlng; W. d., ID, W. Hopkins; W.
r, X. z. Gill; r. T., r. o. P0lklnhorn; n. T., W.
Z. Done; treasurer, W, II. Young; guide, Henry
Neidfeldt assistant guide, q. J. Klotz; j. W., q.
W. Garner, jr.; q. w., Joan Hays; librarian, FL.
Bawsel.
National Republican., 1873-06-30
A cOwARDLY AssAULT,


aisresf the Oeisred s,chs., Tss-siss-aIr.
H,ury Jehs.eu, President Of the Beard
efTrustsc-, struck with a nrick hS Keith
Susiih.
For some three or four days . certain clique Of
oolored men, resident In Washington, and who
seem 70 be constitutional growlers and fault
action Of the board Of school trustees N Ie-
moving from his position az teacher r. T.
oreener They have held so-called Indignation
N errats s.a S ,o Pc Sosrs
but u seems with but little success. Among
those who have been the stauncheet friends OF
S,sensT Rs,n snd ~. o..eres, ioes o. ss No sosra =
ment printing ofice, and for him was reserved
the task Of showing how brutal was the opposl-
ton, and how frultless had been their endeayors
as will be shown by his action recorded below.
smith, Greener and Others OF the same ilk
hoard on Sixteenth street, adjoining the resi-
denoe Of John Y. Cook, ESQ, the city register,
nrst named was standing in the doorway OF his
boarding-house when Mr.. Henry johnson came
up the street and passed through the gate lead
glanced toward Smith, when the latter turned,
picked up brick which was used TO keep the
door open, and advancing toward the small
missile with tcrrible force, striking Mr.. johnson
In the lett side and staggering him for the mo-
ment; Al the same time exclaiminR, excitedly.
notice Of ne cowafdiy assault % or ssasiisnt NJ. NJ
johnson picked up the bricI and walked into
the house.
A few moments after, feeling the effect Of the
10 the once Of Justice Sampson for the purpose
OF procuring warrant for the arrest Of Smith,
but the 1sutice not being In hts once be went
directly home, where he now remains In bed at
tended BY . physician, who pronounces tue
Injuries of = more serious nature than
one would suppose. What course the In
iured man will pursue on his recovery II IL i'm
possible to say, but u Ia certain that such con-
duct on the part OF the friends OF Mr. Greener
will not make for him many friends among the
well.thlnklng portion OF the colored people Of
N the proposed meeting In his favor tonight
should be turned into one Of Indignation toward
his friends.
National Republican., 1873-06-30
Funeral OF Robert J. MeEIroy.

The funeral Of Robert J. MoElroy, late a pTl-
yate In No. Engine Company, took place yes
terday afternoon from Thirteenth street, near
ID, The remains were encased In handsome
conn, eabOrAtely decorated with emblems Of
the department aud loaded with flowers. The
services were conducted by a minister OF the
Young Mems Christian Association both ut the
house and at the grave.
The funeral was attended by number OF per-
Aonal friends, the board OF nre commissioners,
oficeTs OF the department, and detail OF six
men from each company under the marshalshIp
tege being preceded by Donchb band. On pass
Ing the corner OF Twelfth street and Pennsyl-
Vanla avenue the gong on the Franklin appA-
ratus tolled, and on passing Columbia house
like honor was observed. The remains were In
TERED In the Congressional cemetery.
Mr. heElToy was young man well liked by
ease In the line Of his duty as a fireman. another
evidence OF the hardship undergone by men In
that business,
National Republican., 1873-06-30
A SAD ACCIDENT.
A Youth OF Thirteen Accidentally shoot.
and Kills Himself

on Saturday afternoon, about 4:s0 o'clock, a
very sad accident happened At the residence OF
Mr. JOnn Nelson, corner OF Eighth and q streets,
aud caused them 10 receive the sincere sympa.
thies OF their many friends. Mr.. Nelson and
his wife had left home TO attend the funeral Of a
relative, and during their absence Eddie, the
eldest boy, thirteen years Of age, by some means
obtained his fathers pistol, which was self
cooking and loaded, and while holding lt up aud
attempting to look into the barrel the weapon
was discharged, the contents passing through
the lett ear aud the rear portion Of the skull lie
tell 70 the door unconscious, and died In fifteen
minutes. His little sister attracted the Atten-
ton Of the police by her loud cries that her
little brother had shot himself, and they took
possession OF the premises until the arrival Of
the coroner, who, after hearing the facts, de-
cided that an inquest was unnecessary. The
grief OF che parents at their sudden aud unex-
pected sorrow was Rad indeed, and touched all
hearts with deep feelings OF sympathy for them
In their bereavement,
National Republican., 1873-06-30
MIR. DOUGLAS uIsBs TO EXPLAIN.
The Row In the Ce-uty sch..,..


10 ths Eifio- Of ns Saiiessi Rspabissss;
siG In your issue OF this date, under the cap
tlon OF Ruw In the County Schools,r you have
been misled into q statement concerning my con-
duct erroneous In the highest degree. 10 the
nrst place, you state that "took possession Of
the floor, Implying that II was done unwarrant-
ably. spoke on an invitation extended BY the
principal OF the school. Another error Is that
! made speech OF decidedly political" charar-
ter. was expressing the hope that prescribed
schools, such as the one we were IN, and every
negro school In the District Of Columbia, would
give way 10 mixed schools, attempting to argue
that such q condition would he better for all
aides. The trustee, Ambrose Folllott, ordered
me, IN an uncouth manner, TO take my seat, say
Ing that he would not allow political discussion
In the school, and followed up his Rentlemanly "a
manner BY charging my brother with stealing
some OF the appliances belonging 70 the school.
As TO the denuncatlon OF the Governor, the
Legislature, or the school trustees, I have only
10 say that there Is not the slightest reason for
your informant making such statement; the
statement Is not true. am In favor OF mixed
schools. Mr. fOlllots Is not; he is q negro hater,
and he took occasion yesterday to insult me be-
cause OF my difference Of opinion with him on
the question OF what Is best for my rrce, and
under the plea OF checking political discussion
In schools, ordered me 10 leave the school. II
there was any "rown Mr.. Folliott, by his direct
attack upon me, and q MEMBER u my family,
provoked II. LEWIS II. Dor0LAss.
National Republican., 1873-06-30
RUNAwAYs.
Several wass.. s-s.hss sus o,hsr Dam-
are Doue.

Several wasss. sr.ashsd sna Oshsr Dau-
age Deue.
The horse OF WIN. 0Alt became frightened on
seyenth street on saturday morning, and run
ming away colllded with milk wagon belonging
10 Mrs. Hartman, who was thrown out and re-
celved serious injuries about the head. Lieut..
Bcklon took her In charge and had the proper
medical attendance rendered.
street southwest, and tore away the awning In
front Of webstef'a, and also broke the show
window Of Mrs. CROOKS store, on seventh street,
between and Z. The injuries to the animal
were triflnE.
tached 70 lumber wagon started on and came
In collision with Seventh-street car, smashing
the wagon and damaging the car.
GENTLEMEN about leaving town, and desiring
OUTFITS, will md complete assortments In the
Ready-made, Order, and Furnishing Depart
ments. Many Of these goods have been recently
purchased At heavy reductions and are offered In
corresponding rates. Orders will DO promptly
aud faithfully 1lled.
OnoRdE O. HENrTNd,
IiO seventh street.