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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-12-26

Central, Vermont Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. -Commenc
" ing Monday. December 5. 1878.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

Leave Bellows Falls $40, A. NJ, Gas 4. NJ, $50 P, NJ
Mail Train leaves st. Al bans at $40 A. NJ, arrive
in Bellows Falls via. w hite River Junction or Rut
land at Us ?. NJ, South Vernon at AGO r. NJ, New
London q $3.50 r NJ. connecting with steamer for
Night Express leaves ogdensburgh at IL NJ. Mon.
treat at $50 NJ, st. Adams 100 p NJ. arriving in
Bellows Falls (via. WhiteRiver Junction or Rut,
land at 3.l5. A. NJ, South Vernon at AS A. M. New
London at II, 05 A. NJ
Mixed Train leaves White River Junction at3.25 A
NJ. Rutland at 80 A. NJ. Bellows Falls Passenger
Train As A. NJ. Sonth Vernon, $40 AN. Connect.
ing at Bellows Falls with trains for Boston, Wor-
eester, al South Vernon with train for Springfield
and New \ k, arriving in New London at $40 p
Y. Mixed train leaves Eutland 8 40 P. NJ, w. r
junction. So p NJ Bellows Falls 10 P. for Brat
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Bellows Falls at $50 4. N. $50 A. N, 115o
NJ. $50, P.M..ll,20 Pm.
Mail train leaves Boston. at T,30 A. NJ Springfield
Fails Me- hoRfoR 8 gu 91 " R BflGS
for burlington. and St. Adams, Montreal, Sc. ar
riying IN Montreal at 1Ol5 P. M. and ogdensburg a
Night Express leaves New York at 800 P. NJ
aprF1ingnes5d at $40 p NJ New London at 245 P n.
Rutland arriving in st. Albans at $40 A. M. Mon
treal at 930 a. NJ, 0gdenshurg at IL, 45 P.
5routs Corner $50 M. South Vernon ct 400 P. NJ.
Bellows Falls $50 P. NJ (mixed) arriving in Rut
lan as. at loo r n. W R. Junction At ESQ Pm
Falls S.50A NJ. for White River Junction.
Mixed Train leaves Bellows Falls at 430 A. NJ.
riyIng In Rutland at $50 A. NJ.
SLEEPING CARS are attached to the Night Train
between St Adams and Springfield and Burlington
and Boston.
Connections at w. r. Junction with trains on tn,
Northern IN H. and Connecticut and Passumps
River RAILROADS at 0gdensburg with trains for thC
west at Rutland with trains over the Harlem Elk
tension Railroad, also with trains over the Rensse
laer and Saratoga and Railroads for Saratoga Troy
Albany and the west.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for SALE
at the principal stations.
J. W. HOBART. Gen. sup't.
81. Adams. VT. Dec 5, 1873.
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DISTRICT OF VERMONT, S..
At Rutland, the TWENTY EIGHTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER. A. D. 1878
THE undersigned hereby gives notice If his an
l. pointment as assignee of ISAAC C WHITNEY
Of Londonderry. in the county of Windham. and
state Of Vermont within said District who las been
adjudged Bankrupt upon his creditors petition by
the District Court Of said District
ST. JACOB EDG ERT0N. Assignee.
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STAGE NOTICE.

On and after July LIST, the subscriber will run a
stage between Bellows Falls. Townshend, Jarna;cs
ana arusooro, carrying the u. S Mail Leaves
loynsn end Tor Jamaica every Monday We'd esdav
and Friday Leaves Townshend for sboro e
~ Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, on the arr;v-I
OF the evening stages Express business nranr.ir
attended to, Hope by careful attention 10 bas;pss
TO receive the patronage Of the travelling public
Cambridgeport, VT. june n, ISIS. WITTY y;
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Government Securities.
The naPR~sa

BALTIMORE, August l2.-virginia sixes. con.o,i,
dated, hsa. west Nirginia's, III bid to-day.
dl 1890 i.I,, Angus. naOo,ion duli-iow mid
pand for the local trade, and prices n ne.
e ehsiI Wheat setive and strong~white
amer Sizes rs; good to prime red, Si SsG
I.9Is; yellow southern, 60: mixed western auet but
mn. % oats nrn-southern, 42dG4; western mixed
quiet-Pepnsyl,a Dia, s2O@sS ProvisioSs strong
ahd buoy ant. Pork quiet but firm, SlS. Bulk
meats n f. r%nshouldsrs clear rib Sides loo
S4 @lO; rib sides, 10. Ii: clear rib sides ITMiS,
suear,cured hams, n19lsti. Lard quiet but firm,
e4Gstf. Western butter in moderate demand
Sugar strong, lOduS.
NEW YORK, August l7.-Stock steady Gold,
"a. Money easy SEA. Exchange, long, So; short,
81. GOvernm eDts dull.
NEw YOBK, August r. Flour shade hrmer
Wheat is held lac. higher. Corn steady
LONDON, August Il, Il 30 p. m.-Bonds OF 1855 old
941s.
IONDoN, August Il, 80 .. m.-Erie, 49,,
LONDON, August u, 80 .. ma Paris dispatch
quotes rentes at 81 francs 50 confines
LONDON, August u, D. m.-Bonds Of 1865, old
9sss. Erie, Il. ' O'N'
PARIS, Ausust 12.-Rentes s. francs e confines.
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case Oh considerable interest relative to the
sale of his practice by a physician was recently
decided by thesupreme judicial court of Nassa.
chusetts on a motion made by a nhvsici.n n
dissolve an injunction restraining him from
practising in the town Of Douglass 1t seems he
had previously sold his house and practice In
mat town TO brother practitioner for -, 500.
and Immediately thereafter continued his
practice as usual The court continued the
injunction, remarking that it would be absurd
to contend that the defendant could have i'm
mediately begun practice as physician in
Douglass after the execution of the agreement
The legal result of the contract was that the
practice and goodwill were conveyed to the
plaintiff when the title to the house and land
passed.
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The Lynchburg Ti7giEiaR is inclined 10 think
there Il something in the argument OF Col.
Robert Ould used at the late conservative state
convention, that Col. Hughes is disqualified
from holding office under the constitution of
Virginia on account OF having been engaged in
a duel. Col. Ouid argues that the law impos-
ing this disability was passed before the war,
and was confirmed by the state constitution of
1Ss5. should Col. Hughes be elected Governor
II is scarcely probable that this objection would
be seriously raised to his performing the func-
tons CT the Office. Such laws in most Of the
southern states are virtually dead letter on
the statute S0Oz.
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Another important railroad junction has
been made. In New York on Saturday last, j.
Edgar Thompson and Col. Thomas A. Scott
were made directors of the Atlantic and Pacific
railway, and Col. Scott was elected president.
THIS railroad company is engaged in building
road through the country along the thirty firth
parallel Of latitude. II already has line in
operation from ST. Louis, 3Gi miles southwest
through Missouri into the Indian territory. 1t
is inferred that the Texas Pacific, of which Col.
Scott is president, and which follows the thirty
second parallel, will be run in connection with
the former line
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-12

Miss Grundy, writing from Saratogs Of the
fortunes suffered by fashionable women to keep
up style In hair-dressing and toilets generally,
plaintively inquiries; "oh. men. would you do
Is much 70 please us?'' Why Is this fearful CO.
nundrum propounded? They don't suffer so to
please rs; it's to spite each other. And Miss q.
knOvs IL.
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The democratic conservative state convention
of MARYLAND assembled in Baltimore to-day to
mace in nomination candidates for state con-
troller and clerk OF the court of appeals The
election Of these officers viii have no special
,,o,;tical significance.
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The New York markets remain UNCHANGED
WITH The exception of a slight advance in stocks
ne supply OF money continues ia excess of the
Sthaho 20 lar as call loans are concerned.
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Captain Philips of the wrecked steamer City
of washington has been suspended by the
steamship company instead Of BY the neck.
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We print on the first page An interesting let
ter from Vienna from a member OF the Amer
- r,a.tical commission to the exposition.
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LIMITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
In the matter Of MATTHEW b. BRADY-In
Bankruptcy.
By virtue of an order Of this court 1 willseil a.
public auction, on the TwENIY-kIsHTH (2-J AY
oV Au6usT, 1858, at = O'Clock, noon. at 6S Penn.
sylysnia avenue, in the CITY II W sshington d q
all the right, title and interest ef above named
fabkrupt in the Photographic Gallery, No G21
P.nrsy !, ania avenue, in tbs city Of Washiogton
CHS. GERDING, Assignee n. b. Brady.
New York, oh day Of August, l5s. augi2 10.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT, 0sies Of Caisf SiTsal


WAR DEPARTMENT, Ufcs Of Csisf Sisaal QNesy ,
WAsHINeToN, August Il, ISIS, IO:sc q. N.
The barometer has slightly risen in the upper lax
region AID northwest. with northwesterly winds and
cloudy weather, and occasional rain extend thence
to the lower Ohio and lower Missouri valleys south
easterly winds, cloudy weather. and low barometer
in the lower lake region, southeasterly winds,
cloudy weai her and OCCASIONAL rain in the Middle
and Eastern states. NOrthwesterly to southw
Iy winds, moderate temperature and cloudy weather
PROBAB LlrIEs.-For the Middle states south-
easterly winds yeering to southwestery
sl4Gdy weather N a. rain along the sesbosrd from
essteily winds, falling barometer, warmer and
the lower lake region and thence to West Virginia.
southeasterly and southwesterly winds, cloudy
region and northwest, northwesterly winds ow.s
temperature, partly cloudy weather, and asiona
and thence to Tennessee, southwesteriy winds,
partly cloudy weather and occasional rain in the
and southwesterly winds, slightly higher pressure
partly cloudy weather and occasional rain near the
southwesterly and southeasserly winds, lower bs-
rometer, warmer and generally clear weather
Forids, Oregon partly from the northwest tu a"S
from the extreme northwest.
LOCAL RECORD.
The Thermometer in the business room Of The
STAR office registered to-day follows:-s g. M, ~
10 a. N, 70; ~ m, "a: 2p.m-.75.
TNOIlCE. 21sr DISTRICT REPUBLI.
Wy CANS;-The meeting of the 2ist District Re
18th INST BY order VIM BE 9 s Sec it The
FNOTICE-.There will be q meeting of the
w 18th DISTRICT REPUBLICAN CLUE,
WEDNESDAY, 18th, at O'Clock, for the transac,
ton Of important business
aUgl22ts JOSEPH WILLIAMS, President,
lRep. and ChrOn., Ill
TwAsHINGTON GROVE CAMP MEET
METROPOLITAN RAILROAD.
WEDNESDAY The 18Th aai''' from and after
5333 and %; M,
Leave the Camp:
72j. SHAM
6P M
The only train Passing the ground on the Sabbath
i the 81. Louis IN press, leaving at ID A re-
turning, passes the ground at p. NJ.
rare, round trip, (gOCd during the Camp Meet.
ing 70 Cents; Children under l. years, SO Gents
nFTO TAXPAYERS.
The SUPERINTENDENT OF ASSESSMENTS
having turned over the tax books for the al year
ending June 20, 1874, L will receive taxes for the
same on MONDAY, August for which an abate-
m M OF EIGHT AND ONE-QUARTER PER
augll-A VIII SLATER, Collector.
hSnTHERE WILL BE MEETING OFTHR
Wy Board of Trustees Of Public Schools held AT
ihs Franklin School Building, TUESDAY EVE.
suss!ss sI'' - - l.P' Rh%RDoN, Secretary.
hFPENICKs INDIAN HAIR RESTORER
Wy has never been known to fail. 1t frees the
scalp from Dandrun, restores Gray Hair - its
natural color renders 1t soft and pliable, prevents
the Hair from falling cut, and produces il when
BY all Druggists. jyl2-dtf
~ m m =
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &e.

STATES AND CANADA,
Tnn enalysi, sud notes On the prominent Spss q
Juror, and list of Sea side Resorfs ~ O.ores N
WALTON, N n, for saie at
sHILLiNsTOsS BooKxrokE,
Corner a. street. Ani Pcrrs-yivEnis avvuae
,trple ene l. n~n, su"yel, b. 4. Fawcetf
,u0ceii, > &c - Modern Life ~ NJ Olfnh
Ioote. By Edward Smith. u
gSey aet y hsrSe, ~ olye Lean.
Ori;icne~ af.f Address. b. Z h HQNler
Hoe. 6 v. Foz =
The Arsssneut st G.,.ss b.'fore t,se rribor.a
A ei~sitoh Sider "a. Tr-st, of 9~-hiserar
"adin, g. New U,.ok BOok, or PrsIsc.i hso-ipts
Book Il sS.os sn1 Ornaments for sta. Uarriare.
sRd Fn,Wc Psisters
Ros.s - sand BY she suthOr Of Woven @ Many
Expisisi, by Ne suihor Of STU " nth. Hence.
back numb Sc On hsna
Blank -oks- Playing Cards, Paper sni Ervci-
.p.s, st the SegJ Lowest prioss, wholesale aud re-
.sI UA
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CHENILLE BRICK COMPANY.
Two kilns OF BRICK for sale cheap. Apply to s.
BACHB, 1911 Madison street, near 10th. aug9- St.
a CAhD.-We desire to call the attention of the
"A citizens OF W asbington and surround -
ing country to the fact that we have com
meneed the MANUFACTURE OF ALL
KINDS OF FURNITURE on the most-slkn-
extensive scale. Having purchased the 49,
most approved mac hnery at the north, and secured
the services OF some of the best artizans in the
country, We propose TO compete with any factory in
Inc he nlted States Thanking the public for the very
liberal patronage bestowed upon us In the past We
nope to merit, In this new enter prise, coninu
OF their favor GREEN WILLIAMS,
augs-6t Factory 634 and $50 d st, 1up Stairs
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aug12tu St Register of Wills.
IN THE sUPREMECOURTO OF THE DISTRICT
OLE COI,IMRIA

Holding SPECIAL Term, Augru Ira, 1873.
In the case Of Sarah Z, Barron, Executrix Of HEN
said has, with the appreciation of the Supreme Cont
81 rs pIstrist Of Columbis aforesaid, appointed
the final settlement and distribution Of the personal
estate Of said deceased, and Of the in hand as
lar as the sans have been collected and turned into
money; when and where all the creditors and heirs
q said deceased are notified to attend with their
claims properly vouched, they may otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefit in said deceased's
estate; provided a copy Of this order be published
once week for three weeks in the Evening Star pre-.
vious to the said day. Test A. WEBSTER,
anglZtu-1 Register of Willis
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q 30. sd r. !. i s. - soun. wife, no.s..
1S a.s s:1 ~ ss:
pscites to accept the espensibity which falls unon
feeling sons Dsn: d;s s;
Why but yet senerins enough to be utterly misers.
sSls !. T Es1 ,S :,'s q .ssIns;. ;na
Vi. neer months afer months, not tSiR Gthe
and :ne i: carried 70 he n ss1s
when little prscaution IN proper time would have
Compare ssS ;Ss E
TERs Of DR.. L., g. BEBTRAM. They are . safe and
infallible remedy against malaria, dyspepsia, COS
tsr,, which .rs son 81 ali druggists. are, in conss
medicine p, szcslisses for ladies. MT
hFREMOVAL.-Theu undersigned have this day
~ removed from corner Of New Jersey syenue
warehouse so .hesst corner Of same sousre so ana
ner LIST and . streets southeast:
our customers GROCERIES, &c, promptly, ana =,
prices e 10. low % elsewhere.
EFSkoKaE "; hAUfTMANa, Jasft:e o. sac
Wy Peace, att nds 10 ell kinds Of Claims and Lee
gal business sou Invest corner Of llth and streets
northwest. m ay7l-ly
hTsCHENCk s MANDkAhE PILLS--Th..s
ingredients, and although they entirely snpersede
the Of mercury do not leave any of its I'M urions
valuable remedy in ali Of 9e sre
ing from Chartered state Of that organ, Liver
Headache, Typhoid Fsysr. &C. sc al suoonm BIO TO
the free use Of Schenck's Mandrake Pills For sale
oy All Druesists And Dealers m7-tr
rFMILBURN's POLAR SODA,
THE COL DEs7 AND BESrIN TIE WORLD.
with pure Fruit, Cream and other Syrups
MINERAL sPRISG WATERS,
,.o No. 1879 PENssYLyANIA AVENUE,
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MAN HOLE TOPS, Of the standard adopted bv
The Board Of Public " orks, with chain fasteninrs
Tor : each. ana other castings in proportion, for
which We ill receive PER CENT CERTiFI-
GATES in payment Orders left at $50 Louisiana
avenue northwest, will receive prom %, attention
JOHNSON DOWELL,
Metropolitan Ir On Works,
augIZ-8 7ih and streets southwest.
IHls Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri
Il Der has obtained from the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia, holding Special Term,
of WILLIAM T.. PAUL, late Of Washington
claims against the said deceased hereby warned
TO exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof TO
the subscriber, on or before the 9th day of August
next; they may otherwise by law be excluded
frem all benefit Of the said estate. Given under INV
hand this 9Th day Of August, 1873.
augl2-t.3t ANN M. BARRON, Administratrix.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
\ has obtained from the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia, holding special term letters Of
Is a. on the personal estate of JACOB
yEsUNOFskY, late Of Washington county, D. O.,
deceased All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with
me vouchers thereof, TO the subscriber before
by law be excluded from all benefit OF the saId
1873. MARY Iher mark JESUN0FsKY
Witness:-A. WEBSTER.
augl2- St. Racisfer If Wits
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The Queen or 'GemH
FRUIT JAKS
ONLY $40 PER DOZEN.
ELPHONZO YOUN6S Il Co., Groccrs
MASONIC TEMPLE, 9TH AND r STREETS.
aug9u opposite ID 3. Patent Office.
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, We are also Just IN receipt of Is bbls. CRUSHED,
GRANULATED and "a" SUGARS direct from he
refinery, Which We are able offer at CORES eond-
ingly low rates.
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A RARE CHANCE.

II LBS. LIGHT BROWN SUGAR FOR 81.
Only 20 barrels on hand, and the prospect for OBJ
price is very uncertain.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
, L. BERRY, Jr.,
REAL ESTATE AGENT AND BROKER,
snes I'm No. s19 Market Space,
tuAN bofLE. FRANK BARNUM.
JOAN BOYLE CO..
Il EAL ESTATE AND MOTIF BROKERS',
No. 500 18th street, opposite US. Treasury.
For sALE-A handsome HOUSE on I street.
40. 9l3. new large double HOUSE, corner 2lst
nd ii. HOUSE No. 1910 Massach usetts avenue.
90UsE No. gag ID street east, for sale or rent
Finished or uufurnished. A COTTAGE in vii,
ards Row; price, S2500 Several small HOUSES.
rom $500 to $500; small cash payments. We
approved, on different railroads running from the
ty, for sale at low figures or exchange for city
lreperty. $4,000 feet Of GROUND in various nor.
lions OF the city for sale q lew dgurea, on easy
;erms, or VIII exchange for productive Improved
property. ap2s-tr
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u NcCAULEY . BROS,
~. WOOD AND GOAL DEALERS.
Yards-No. o19 ~ street southwest, and No. l2lS
\ 4th street northwest
Depot-l3h street wharf.
Z. choice and varied stock Of WOOD and COAL
ke pt constantly on hand jys-6m
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oPENING Or - NEW sra rIoNFRSy
r; IND BLAsk 3. lgf MAN 5FicTURH
LlTBoGRAPHINC, l.NGRAN Ne PRTSrrxo
AND BINDING DONE To ORDER INV
The public are invited 20 call AMI ~ s,as,. o,,.
new stock. BEN reuxr1 nc 0ur
Under Nstiosaf Metropolitan Ra.k
, and neat door L. Jay Goose a 90
-Eu Nsshiugfou. u "
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THE GREAT LOCAL ENTERPRISE.

number of our prOperty-holders and
philosophical citizens will hold a meet
ing this evening, we understand, to or
ganize local corporation for the pur-
pose of procuring the necessary machine
ny to bore for supply Of water in or
adjacent to Phoebe. Men of long expe-
rience in sinking artesian wells all con-
cur in the opinion that the enterprise
would soon be crowned with success.
1t is proposed, We believe, TO first put the
machinery over and bore from the bot
tom of the 3O0-fost well OF Messrs. TAX
arts & Netzel, half mile north Of the
city-which is supposed to De down near
the water level. Then the effort would
be made to get water higher up and
nearer the city. These experiments may
result in flowing artesian well in
Phoebe, which would incidentally en-
nance the value of city property and give
it stability that could not be secured
through any other public enterprise.
OF course, the enterprise being for the
benefit of all, must be encouraged by
each and every taxpayer in proportion
to his interest, in order to insure sue
cess; and therefore it is proposed to
limit the capital stock to an amount GER
tain, only to be increased by majority
vote Of all the shareholders, fix the rate
of stock at low figure, and canvass for
its sale TO raise the necessary working
capital. Besides being 4 great public
spirited enterprise that every property
holder ought to do something towards
encouraging, We view it. from a specu-
lative stand-point, as a good investment.
Twenty thousand shares at fifty cents
share would return working capital OF
$4,000: it is estimated that the expend-
iture of 5000 - too Insignificant to
consider in comparison with the value
Of success-wOuld probably solve the
problem. Then, by virtue of the i'm
provemeht, all the unoccupled lana
adjacent TO the well would be secured to
the company, quarter of section
north Of tn. city having already been
secured for the purpose. Bringing water
10 the surface would render it cultivable
and very valuable. So, if the enterprise
should fail, no one would lose much,
owing to the low rate of shares and their
9 neral distribution; and should it prove
successful, 100 shares, costing $50,
would be worth at least $1,000. We
hope every citizen of Phoebe will sub
scribe for more or less stock. II az
abundant supply of water can be secured
in this desert city by artificial means
by allmeans let us have it.
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dos. The Modoc squaSs and children
have not come among them, as previous
ly reported.
SAN FR,NCIsco, May 9.
Fannie Marston, the vocalist, was yes
teTday granted a divorce from d. o.
Marston, by Judge Mckee, on the ground
Of desertion. These birds Of song seem
to be quite unfortunate in their selection
OF mates.
The excitement in mining stocks con-
tinues: there has been nothing ike ii for
nearly a year. The disbursement OF
over S1.5O0,OO in dividends by the
Bolcher and Crown Point mines, has de-
yeloped strong disposition to invest,
and many are trying to regain some OF
the losses sustained within tie past year.
Savage continues TO be the feature OF the
market. The operations in this stock
affect the whole list of Washoe mines.
So fur there has nothing been made pub
lie to justify the advance, and the move
ment is looked upon as purely specuia-
tive, The rise indicates more pientl-
full supply of money than was supposed
to exist. Savage opened this morning
very strong at $40 and closed at SID
a gain of $50 over the highest price yes
terlav. A week ago the stock was sell
ing at SO, and WAS considered high at
that. The nominal appreciation in the
value Of the mine during the interval is
over $4,000.
CoPPERoPoLrs. Cal, May 6.
Joseph spicer, aged % years, was
killed and horribly mutilated by Thomas
Spicer, his father, yesterday morning
about SIX miles from here. At the Coro-
ner's inquest Susannah Spicer testified
that she was awakened by noise in the
night. and found her father cutting her
brother with an ak. She also saw him
put 4 pistol 10 her brothers head and
shoot him. Her father attempted to
strike her with the AK, but she escaped
by jumping from window. Spicer is
under arrest.