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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-31
{ lENTkAl VERMONTR. r. LINE
~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
t>'imencsng Dec. 8 1874

Il IL
,Iraihsuoing iodth tad iAst-L,avo v.,.
f Ut "a IN, 80 p. IN and 10 N an ""'efourl
, na'i iraih ieates ct AisaHsat 20 n m, ma.
unet,', ~ rutland for Truy and at White Rix s
/ ~ anu BELLOWS Falls with trn,,,. H., ~
you, worcester, Springfield and \ "s ioi Dos
HIuuon win steamer Tor New YORK - wv w"
JoDass a. nNp,ess leaves Montreal at 20 a. M a.
oa' is ~ 80, MalOne, n. Y. at ~ A. m 81
Dams at II 41am, arriving IN Bost"n W, u, o.. a..
!, Nj N,7nt Express leaves osdon.burg a, !, ~
! ~ -. 81 o'P' IN, 81. Johns 10 d. M ~ ,ih.
80 p; o., connecting at W. r. Jnnctinn o., ni9an
i ~ aus Tor Boston Worcester. 40 DEL
49, az ~ u, ms So. Vernon for nnrina II "a
London II 4 arriving In N. Y. at 4, 80 D. n, New
N rms SI SONG worth and Wcst-Loav, gatsr,,r,
DAY exn,rss % u N, Pm, and % m.
fn, L., HP zee ieaVes boston vim Hawaii N, 9 . -
iio' burlington, Montreal st hiha',s IT. ~ a IN,
am "'eai atio 10 IN and0 sdens6urr6 at q ii M
p mal, Train for burlington and ST. Alha,si.
custom istoh via Lowell At Z IA IN via f ieafes
, ~ III u M Spriu Geld no a -. "ne
Whit NV; ,,"o y. M Bellows falls lL5o w
A lbans ql5 n m $50 p. M, arriving in st.
m nnd s .sav ng Boston via. Fitchburp at 40
River Junetian viii ~ n . a; m. connect at White
n, Acpeon,lfaatitn Train leaves Nor,haaid =,
NJ ~ S.l0 ~ IN Burlington M ia a.
MALONE " y M Tor 81. Johns, Montreal, and md
so m,Gn v, EXPRESS leaves New London ata4snm
from cnnn ~ s.os .. m, receiving rars
York M a N -, hivtr Rail road leayinv Nav
Fails II "a r. m ~ Spr'ngield SIC p. m.' Bellows
Cheshire RaiIroad' conihecting with trains over
ieayIaa Ra. ~ White Rive, Junction with trai H.
bans Montre" l a. 49, p, M. for burlington, st AZ
a. N. connecting with CIV. ~ Montreal at $50
Su es,,ies l2i5 p m. for the VEST ana
Train annns ss arS ssaShed to the yghtExpre
"pmmsrea and springie Id ands, XIX, n"st1n and
tween r Montrealand Boston ny Express Trainsbe- n
through tickets for Chicn,.oa., .
~ the principal stations ana the West for sale
81. Adams p no'aRr. Gent rintendopt.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-31

STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE, MAN
UFAoTUREs AND MINNIE WINTER Mgyr
INGs.- Elst CnarIotte--Tuesday and We'd
nesday, January 9th and 7th.
fast M9ntpeicr-Thursday and Fri
day, January 9Th and 9th.
lrasbargh-Tuesday aud Wednesday.
January 18th and l4th.
PaSsumPsic-Thursday and Friday,
January 18th and 10Th.
hnndoIph-Tuesday and Wednesday,
January 9th aud 2Sth.
Other meetings will be announced as
soon as arrangements are completed 1t
VIII De observed that the meeting at East
Montpeller. previously announced for Dec.
3oth and 3lst, has been postponed TO Jan.
uary 9Th and 9th. All State papers are
requested to copy. PETER COLLIER.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-31

Il. x Kseelaui o. Waterbury has
"a o j Bible uaich. according 70 IT, im-
pint. uas printed ~ London BY Chnsie-
phcr Baker. .'dHelling IN PoNels Church
Yaui. At ih, sigu Of the Tigers bead.
\ II. 1876"
The neu Baptist church at EIs'
llsriuick va dclicats-i oH Christmas day.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-31

MIDDLEBURY.-The celebration of tbe
ohe'handredth anniversary Of the settle.
ment OF Middebury took place Monda '
evening, the ed inst, in the Cougreea.
tlonal church. Ex-Governor John "
stewart presided and delivered an inter.
est'ng address including sketch of the
history OF the town through the last one
hundred years. James NJ. Slade spoke
at some length upon the early families of
the town and their descendants. Mr.
Philip Battell delivered poem The
exercises we're supplemented by sumner
at the Addison House, where short sneecb.
e es were made BY Gov. Stewart. Prof
Brainard. Phillip Battel and MANY o,bers
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-31

"A dispatch from Havana saws the
ap >olnlment of Caleb Gushing, as minis.
ter to Spain, is favorably received there
and the Spamards are loud in their OK.
presslons of satisfaction at the resi-. M.
ton of Gen. SickIes, whom they charge
with the instigaton Of many of the in.
ternal troubles Of Spain. The Madrid
government has not only refused to &c.
eett the resignation Of Captain G eneral
'oavellar' bus has granted him extended
ana extraordinary powers, and also offers
to send additional reinforcemon,s to Cnh,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-31

&c; l.. Ingalls,. formerly wealthy
ana inhueatlal merchant of Sheffield, but
lor some years resident of Lyndon Cen.
ter, committed suicide on the morning of
the list inst. By shooting himself through
the head. lie was insane at the time
ingalls, leaves wife and daughter. He
represented Sheffield for some years in
the Legislature.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-31
TERMS OF Tur rp,n,,.,n

suhscrhprss 1 y, procuring cui Of ten ar mor.
"i'y OF more to SEMI wsEKLY. ALL and
chi hpers addressed separately to oach ,,
above 1. 10 charged ten cents additonal =, , q
T.lIuS SPee,,aen copies of either edition ~ ma.
contents Of "ac cg.rs giving full details Of ths
dress in the INN. sta sneet sent free to ans nd
dr,Ts An remittances Mt sender,s risk r,,.
letter. "' p's'a' order, or in REGISTERED
"uuresS the TRIBUNE, New York
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-31
TAKE Som ighf Last Las. !. .. !.

- ~ p hin "A IA
Tor tHtrIsscrs, Ig'Hfs, ant SLesaep s-IIrNgy ~
DEB. hEs iamiiy nawsp- per gives every "a scriI.
or PAlh OF The largest and fnost UL EOGRAPiiS
"" NUS AIT active sua i,cts, that tai e. on
sigf-pu ted ny Mrs. Anderson ns cs,t,a.t 81
,olhpl"l, n ior heI.U 5Hakt aud fq,f 1sl,,,i'
Ab'hts have IMMENSE SUCCESS: call n t6e
80 Hu'nc>. tNtr"iier canvassers" We fur.
hish'd The I-htest and haudsoinrst uutGt anJ ~
leif ~ n chnnis sions Each su' scritcT RECEIVES
N-t1uut dylaA tNn 6cuut'tul pictures Whiob nrc
r'ady Tor MEDIATE DELIVERY. The nanrr
uacii stands peerless among tamil, iou-nois h.,
ngS popular that e is ass 1t has tho L,51,s; ~
."t'Ho" +" taf wo,h ,. Empiulcs the best literary
ia. .. Edward Erglo,t'n's SERIAL st,ry is inst
In III haot Ghapteissuppi edtu each sulscrib.
~ .n'S, SLOW, St""v' long expected sequel to NY
inye aHtr' heGins In the new year Anyone yi,h
w god salary or ana independent husincs..
snnuu s'hd FOR circu. ars aud 81. CEar
-rk, boston, Chicts Cincinnati Dr Sanl'ranei.c
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-31
nln,rr,L cosrIrINr.s clr.ls

Hsatlnis, DissiHsss Horsts, Ltcr ConBililf Tv-pep
ga, Soar sfoalacl BAL Hr,afl, s.. The surrst pre-
vcutatiFt t. DR. ltAuRISuN's PEHtsIALfc LofEN
CHS. heing both funic aud Laxative. thty restore
nature. thereby curing q c, tive Lallt. In the
upinon 81 every Druggist, theV are the mot pleas
cut aud ei,ctual TtntFy TT the Piles and the on.
" one that reaches the cause a. outward applica-
tinns arr unly time lnd money waited. Trial bux
% cts Large box, On ets, mailed free fT this last
price.
nR. uAREfSnN'S ICELAND BALSAM,
q splendid cue iur yuUGIS. HuAgsENEsS and all
- fnAI and LrNu complaints f,,r sale rs T.. 5
Harrison co, Pruprieturs. Ne I fremont
Tcmplc. Boston, and by all Druggists
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-31
LIST OF CIETS
T Tha' Zooo Giits,al Cash. Amounting tosl an
iho clahcos i9r a gift are as one to five
PRlCE DE rIEIE IrS ~.

Tha lzUo Giltsall Cash Amounting tosl iol an
nv '""l'os I9r GIN are as one to five.
w, PRICE OF TICKETS
Whole Tickets, $50; Halves az.
aGn ,ernhen, s5i Ee ven Whole Tek Of. o n or
d1, 5p5 ws Tor sloooi l3 Whole Tickets r
en- I.s. N mh .eaS tickets for JJ)O No dscn,
r,s,n ne foui tn GIT Concert will ne conducta, IL
rypu n 'ih 70, 1e three which have ALREADY h al
cuars wbicb III PiiIrteuas may be learned from er.
who apply for them 'oui '"'s Office to all
will rh he lr tickets and applications for aepc,es
anu Il is hoped they will be- sent IN are received,
inc no'e may Re no dsappo tno or de,p that
ssi %aau h'hGTa terms given 70 those Who hn h t
to setie an i n agents are prefptoraliy reaare
"'Rots ~ the goth day Of March al unsold
Avon, pH,,S. + BRAAlLErTE.
Ae ear. pnhnc Library by, md ,lana,er ct,. re-
or O.. TIlos. il. s nYsgIt LGaaI''vIilo. Ky:
Eastern AGENTS, eoe ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-31

WAY ENbuaE THAT CoUgn aud endansvT youT
iiit when a ttu.ll U.s. a. Nttis Malic Gem
pgaud siit Tciityy ytu. iialsals abide relief,
aua VIII, Whcn taken In scasln. cuit ul'fe ears ?
Il disease - The thpat aud iuuEr tiau ans rtmt-
~ kunWI. Cuids ieid o. lie curative D. Wcf a.
once. sc tins sratuu oithc year me- iauilli fhtuld
hc without a. Sutd by al dtusEisis. Ing
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-31

AT a town meeting lately held Mt
hardwlck, the town superintendent Of
schools asked 10 be instructed in The moi,
Ter OF exchange of school books, and the
town voted that the schools in town sbculd
oe allowed to use the books that are now
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-31

Gotd fo'd and Plenty Of II, produce the zane
Ghtct On q pcfsor Wto Las teen staRtd that the
Peruvian syrup. AZ Ip T,uic. 'ots up, The week
and dehil taicd itmsEcs the strong and yignr-
"as changing weakness aud suffering into strength
and health
II your horse Il lame, sore or allied, you should
nc JHsHsot's dHosias LIN. mat wash the part
with CASTLE soap aud wafm wnt..r rui1 dfy. win a
with th' hand.
Have the readers II the NEwfdHALER ever uscd
an, 81 PalsoH's Par. sfitt PiRsg II net. NIV not
thel are The 9,st irmif ph! SC os'dcs Icing the
try.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-31
WE ARE OFFERING At LON HIM,

Repeiants so eents pr I'd. up
biaet a pscas a. cts. pr. va M
= haeca P,piius . ct pr,g-Tn
yapan.se SIN stripe, 3 cyLlsprJt
sS;fi i.n' tet,rsible, Is cent? pfJa
1 vi saIhs. Y to L. eentsptryd
rfints' 10 II cents pei d.
GOOD 'heeting 10 cents BY the vob
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-31

silks, Cahmsres, rhile,, tim
eta Cloth. Parmiet,a GA r. r'i'ss
biarritE Cloth, Mohair. ~. ~ q
es, PoPlins, Japanss, S,,i,. ?
Keyer'itl,s, Ladis' III e.
RePell1nI', ard ru,
variety Of Dr,s
G DDS which
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-31
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
THE TRIBUNE EXTRAS

ma iin ioature has been added 10 America, io,,
whist b" inc raiuaolo TRBu ~ Extra sbg JVts-
arity durinr th. neu sach AZ extraordinary popu
aann,ri u," q the Let ntelltes Of this and atm, le
valuabc sc no most rearkahlo lectures The ma 81
at meerlv e na,i ana seegraphcal rtscaleh.s
fer tbs ,.S pabliseed will lie found. renr;i,ad
TRmnx most part from the columns If t,a aao
Tyndai s so%G Re 81 tie latest lectures Of Agassi1
wv zen; The full history and descri' "ts 81 pfot
VIenna Movement, the test lessons pf m. =, ele
prceeednssp Of Ey and ts cmpete rept cfte
lion Of the Extras h seneai Alliance iiaf anil
No"anu lof them issiendily o.o, 'hu lhe
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-31

STOCK OF GRot ,ftEI
PAINTS, OILS. C11,rTE
GOODS, SC, rs C0.hfN
We shouidtlke pleasure in has'ns i,icn~l
amined and solicit ytur insrtct."'
ysur purchases in other Markes'
Perry Respectfully riff
sTOUGHT0N 4 l'''|
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-01-18

WATCH REPAIRING.-P. Steler has sue
ceeded in procuring one OF the best
watchmakcrs on the Pacific Coast, and
is now prepared to repair all kinds of
watches, thermometers and clocks, in n
workmanlike manner. New pieces re-
placed il necessary. Work will be done
reasonably and warranted for one year.
STAGE FOR TRoY.-Ballenberg K Nor
Kiss stage for Troy District, will leave on
Tuesday. at 3 o'clock, carrying the U. S
mail and Wells. Fargo d Co. s express.
Office at Dexster Stables. #"
NoTIcE.-Freight from this day, il via.
Elko To Hamilton, will be at the rate of
SIS per cwt.
For SALE.-Two 30-horsepower en-
gines and boilers, and two Sawmills. All
in complete order.
jeff RUSSELL a. CoMIss.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-01-18
Board Of City Trustees.

MONDAY. Jan. Is.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, Messrs. Everts, Perry and Rus
sell; absent, Spalding and Warren. Mr..
Russell was chosen President pro tenn.
Report of City Marshal for the week
ending January Is, licenses collected,
$l35; read and filed.
Report of City Attorney Of SIG. 60 col
lected on account of delinquent taxes OF
1872.
Claim of VIM. Bond for fixing side
walk 81 read and allowed and warrant
ordered drawn.
Appointment Of Trustees. On motion
duly seconded, Harvey Carpenter was
appointed TO fill the vacancy oecasioned
by the resignation of DIR. Spalding.
On motion duly seconded, Andrew
Jackson was appointed to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of N. S. War.
rem.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-01-18

HYMEN.-Two pair of loving couples
have joined hands for life within the last
week. 1t is a little singular how a cold
snap of weather hurries up these affairs,
but no n who is fortunate enough to
find a life companion can be blamed for
being selfish in such matters, as the com
forts and amusements of our town are
just now at a very low ebb.
Men WANTED.-E. Meyer, proprietor
of the line of stages between this place
and Treasure City, is in wan of 40 able
bodied men to work on the road. As
active operations are now on the tapis
for hauling rock to mill, it is necessary
that the roads should be put in good re-
pair. Here is a chance for any who are
idle, as the coin to pay for it is ut any
time ready.
GAME IN MiRKET.--It is expected that
this EVENING" our market will be over
stocked with wild game, as ~Ballenberg.
of the Dexter Stables, and Monsieur
Wray, of Hamilton, both well known
sportsmen left this place on Thursday
morning last, armed and equipped at all
points for the purpose Of Strengthening
the immense iocks of wild game now
lowering between this city and Troy.
THE RAILnoAD.-Through Mr.. Leeds,
who has just reached here from Elko,
we are informed that a car load of tools
for grading the road had reached that
place, and the contract for the first ten
miles of the road has already been let to
a party named Johnson. 1t is further
reported that the work of grading will
commence Immediately.
WAnM..-For several days past old Sol
has put forth his rays with a perfect
looseness. making the heat oppressive to
the upper works of the human body,
while the feet are numbed with cold in
a s%nowbank.
Sr. LUKE's PARrsH.-There will be
services on Sunday at IL a. m. and Z
p. m. At Treasure Hill, Mt 3 p. IN.
Rev. Samuel p. Kelly is expected to Off
ciate at the evening service.
JOHN CORNELL, Rector.
DIRECT FROM THE EAsT.-Obey a. Co.,
of Salt Lake City, are in constant re-
ceipt of fresh oysters from the East.
Country orders promptly served. See
advertisement.
TAxEs.-W. f. Anderson, City Attor-
ney. is receiver of taxes. Office in With
ington's building, second floor.
SQUARE MEAL. AT the Hamilton Res
taurant can be had n first-class meal for
4 bits. Everything the market affords.
Main street, one door below Hamilton.
See advertisement.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-01-18
Hay, Barley, Potatoes, &C.,

L EPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND, FOR SALE
IN AT LOWEST MARKET RATES-at my Sa-
loon. Main street, Ruby Vile, New.
no25-tf B. r. INGRAM.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-01-18

JEALOUSY. A few evenings since,
quite n hubbub was raised at the house
of a welded couple not far from the out
skirts of the lower part Of the city. As
told to us, the wife has for some months
past manifested an exceedingly jealous
disposition, Directing at all times to even
the necessary absences on business Of
her male companion. This became so
strong that he at last rebelled and spent
his evenings away from home. 1t WIS
further stated that she was i'm the habit
of following him 10 different places Of
resort, but could in no instance find that
he had done wrong. Piqued by her "
unfoun led feelings aud maybe disap-
pointed Mt the result, the whole M Dir
eliminated in n small row one evening
Of this week. Taunts, examinations and
determinations were fast and furious ON
both sides for "A while, ending with tears
on her part, as proof after proof showed
him to be n model Of innocence, aud
nothing could be- fond against him.
The final end Of the afftir Is, that ut the
next outbreak Of these foolish suspicious
neither wife nor White Pine will know
his presence more.
Coon APPoISrMESr.-Good luck, like
misfortune, never comes single. Our
old friend Capt. Turner, who has been
Superintendent of the o. II. T. and Sill
Yer Wave mines for a long timepast. has
also been appointed to that position of
the Ward Beecher Consolidated Co. s
mines, and is taking hold in earnest to
develop this fine piece OF mining proper
ty. Capt. Turner, who is well posted in
the formations and mineral of Treasure
Hill. having held such positions since
the settlement Of the county, il deter
mined that neither weather OF any other
cause shall prevent the works of this
company from progressing, and with
him, to make up his mind is to act.
Social GATHERINos.-The Rev. John
Cornell has inaugurated n series of social
a~aHe'in"s a. the Rectory. one night o..
elch week being vet apart for the mar
ried, and one for those who arc all
Alone The purpose OF these meetings
is to promote more sociability among our
people. and to make the members OF his
congregation personally acquainted with
each other, beside the real enjoyment of
spending a pleasant evening in a place
where there is no reserve and everything
done that is possible TO make one feel AT
home. These gatherings are a success.
SENT U~P.-Justice Davis furnished a
boarder for IA days at county expense ON
Wednesday last. Said John Doe had
invaded a henroost and captured Chanti-
cleer in the act of growing, to which he
pleaded guilty, and himself is now in
limbo.
PASSED THROUGH. = Judge Messick
passed through our town last Wednee-
day, from Virginia City to Phoebe.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-01-18
MAILS.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES FROM THE HAMILTON
PosrOFPIcE.
EASTERN AND WESTERN ~MATL.-Arrives and
departs daily. Time of closing, HAS a. IN.
PIOCHE MAIL.-Embraces White River. Silver
Park, Phoebe, Hike, and st. Joseph. Arrives
and departs on alternate days. Closes at 2I5
q. m. Leaves ats p. m.
BELMONT MATL.-Embraces Hot Creek and
Reveille. Arrives Thursday Of each week.
Leaves Friday. Closes at . p. m. Thursday.
AUSTIN MAII.-Leaves this Office daily ut Has
a. m. for Eureka. Arrives and departs from
there three times a-week.
sHELBURN MAIL.-Leayes ON alternate days.
ut 7 n. m.
POSTOFFICE HOURS.-From 3 q. m. TO 7 u. 4.
Sundays. from . to 10 a. m, aud thirty minutes
after arrival of the stage.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-01-18
THE INVESTORS GUARDIAN
NEWSPAPER OF LONDON, ENGLAND.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.

YHR INVESTORS GUARDIAN AFFoRns TO
L Subscribers the fullest and most reliable in
formation on all matters relating to Joint stock
Companies. Mining, Railroad, land. Stock Ex-
change, Finance. Etc, Etc, In London, and
should be in the hands of every mining man In
Am,rics.
tions in England are published in The Inv, sto 8
Guardian. with full list of Promoters, Capital,
Prospectus &c, that all may judge for them
selves Of the probability of their success.
Subscription, per Annum. post paid.......S 800
Advertisements. whole page, one insertion 5000
hA.f page, " 5000
per line. as
w. j. FORBES, Agent, White Pine Daily
News office. Hamilton. Nevada. sep25-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-10
ALEX ANDRTA.

TIE NEW CITY CONFERENCE.-The organ
iZa,ion of the new city government was COM
pl6tSd lPSt right, when w. N. Berkeley, mayor
ell ct, was duly irst sled in the pre- ence of the
Tembers of Doth boards of the civ council
The standing committees OF council were an
rourcSd, and there being a Iull attendance,
the business leiore the body was proce ,ded
with at once.
No BABES ALLowEDIN MARKET.-The clerk
OF the market has determined that as babies are
either buyers nor sellers, but Either interfere
viii he facilIi les for ira lie, the Carriages con-
tain'ng them shat hereat ,er be excluded from
the market house, and is having p, tiers printed
TO that enecG. He has also detern ned tuat the
rentnvs of market stalls shall no longer obStruct
the fCotways in the building by barrels and
boxes, but shall keep all they have for sale on
Their benches.
TIE DEET OF THE COMMUNICATIONS
ing - the statement of the committee on finance
sde last night. the total debt of the city would
appear to be S92i ,S2G.G9, but the actual indebt-
mess is even less than this, TO- of this amount
about SlTs,G00 is beid in the sinking fund and
SLIGO by the gas works. making, by the show
irp of the report, the actual uebt Of the city
about in rourd numbers, 1916 O00-a most graf
ny.ng exhibit and one that suould encourage
orr people and enhance the value Of the cIty's
b Ock-GCxe.te, las ecsaing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-10
THE CArRyS

POLICE COURT, Jsass Saeu-Yest.rtay, John
IN r s.,T m NJ
vas fined $40 for profanity. Michael O'Brien,
charged with resisting 0fiicer Baros and Lswler
Mary Ryan; iGrd nd sSi:..rsn:: go John os.sr
Jacob Bean, charged with obstructine the street;
a. Thoms. BabIngton forfeited collateral VIM.
HsSdlsy larceny q silver waeh; q. months s0 fe
ls, Noses Banks, lsrceny OF Is bricks; 80 days in
oed 81. Jacob Miller, assault on ReSseca Brown.
II was sho.n in tails case that there was iuss be-
ssy q Nh the gsSg and one
hon.e, vas ordered out, and when the men got Into
hght Rebecca grabbed q brick and attem pied to
truth sOa will ill.,, 20 whs5e lie won't 60" nnsd $40 and
Allen, assault and battery OF, Henry Bsinauah; As
Edward Brswn, SIS. w
Nicholas Yang, assault and battery en- Margaret
peace Beoeees BsDss, ssssu, and ,ttepy on Ma ae
gsret Blown; SIS and costs. Robert Evans, threats
H e is. ss .na A Sy
sent TO the workhouse 60 days default Of 20 ne
tSr carving a rszor Henry Delany faIt driving
loadci pis oil: fined $40. Herman Creamer, an suc-
tionsr, charged with selling goods within loo feet Of
s. sS Anna aa lem
RRrG dS s. :p Edward Lindsay, profane; 80
John johnson, throwing t.oIes; 81. Jrcsb Hend.
ley, Gu si7y IA Geo-getown; sic. Yacnb got
tam lie" He waV Waited I to the ic ,k.nS below.
calling ont as be went along, "stem lie "tsn lie ,,
MARY Tdis 6m the ts,:mony, ape srad to be- an
aGgrf waited ard eowsrdy at ok rpoa poor .ickiy
was fn,d $50 and cc1s, and in default dsys ie
jail, aud S?tO domestic keep the peace.