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GEOR TOWN.

GRAIN TRApE-The offerings on change to-
day were very light, in consequence of which
advanced 10 8 cents per bushels. The only
arrival reported was the canal boat Seneca,
with 200 barrels Of flour and some small lots of
wheat, corn, oats and potatoes, consigned tn
Thomas g. Wheeler. The sales to-day were 500
bushels good red wheat, At S1.90K; $50 bushels
prime do, at S1.96, and ITO bushels choice
at S2.o5.
CANAL TRADR.--A letter received this
morning by Mr.. Geo. Waters states that boats
will pass the leak at Point of Rocks ON Sat
urday.
RIVER NEws.-The steamer LADY of the
Lake cleared to-day for Norfolk, with flour and
general merchandise.
COAL TRADE.-There was no news from Cum
herland at noon to-day from the boatmen s
strike for higher freights.
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THE CouRu.

CRIMINAL COURT, Jsss, Msf.1rfssr -Yc..,r-
day he case q Henry Dsnion ensrged with ,ioiat;
he was aned IS. This was
TEST c.sH
sPpssrsd RAJ PATTY spds the ssss
q the Arlington; drove to Dr. Bliss Once, where DR.
g aSt s.r. fse nseSnsn
that to DR. Bites oee trip, 70 the residence
Ss smee II
.enyer did NOT ensile The driver charge for "Trip
passengers. he was not eniited to fare for Dr. Bliss
and and gsve Judgment against Denton, and imposed a
sss ns lsp sgSs sshSSt
sT s S:i having since procured their license,
PROBATE CoURT-TM Todd Estats-Wil
e. NJ in the PTSsate Court. in the
sseir SSe and a'I ssS Iii
ana nsf B. fcs TS.
ss q ss the
estnate Of which is ESQ to administer on bch
the t, sons above. named auained By giving bond in
me viii q the late Charles H. Wright was filed
LIE n e p:
Cooperative Bnildine Association and the sum of
ali ii. Interest the Masonic Ref S.oeaio
to be paid to her in monthly instruments Of, ESQ aud
appoints DR.. A. j. Boriand executor.
POLICE COURT, JUDGE Ssen.-To-day, Jane.
Maxwell, assault on Margaret Maxwell, his wife:
$40 and cost. Charles Sieler, burglariousy enter
ing the residence Of Charles Erdnanni held for the
action OF the grand jury. General Warren, assault
and battery on Patrick Henry, by Rocking him
down with aclub. These both colorcd persons
and an old grudge has existed between them for
some time about their wives. A witness testiiel
the General struck the first blow, but two Others
testified that Patrick Henry struck first and tho
ridge dismissed the case. Edward Cant, violation
andbattery on Scott Z. Somerville; fined $50 and
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d. SnVERBRR0.
si2 SEVENTH STREET.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
wv ApyUTANr GENERALS OFrIcE
m24-tr near Penneylvania avenue.

NAR DEPARTMENT.,
w ADJrTANr GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, March ~, Is3.
The attention Of claimants Is ed TO tine follow
rng On The subject Of the Montana Indian
An Acr to enable the Secretary of War to paw the
eighteen hundred and sixty seven '''' '"'
~ s Gn ias sslt sa ers =.
asssUlb!ed, That it shall be the duty Of the proper
determine the amounts Justly due upon the Claims H
Gr s Ely IL
the year eighteen hundred and sixty seven, which
5smes s"s in 2" ss S
sum allowed thereon be in excess Of the award re
cation the testimony, taken BY General Hardie in
relation thereto shall be received i'm evidence, but
said oeers SATISFIED HpS the
TO be due shall be paid to the persons
the o Wang r fss
the acceptance Of such ment shall be in fall Of all
further That no Claim Under the provisions of sh
act shall be audited and paid unless presented within
Approved, March 5, 1873. '''''
AN Acr making appropriations to supply defcien-
IN rns I for the services Of he
tieth, eighteen hundred and seventy three and for
other purposes.
e. g 10 sac, % ~ A asr Of H s.
sress assembled, That the following sums be- and
Ire the
eighteen hundred and seventy and the former
years and for other purposes, namely,
Te enable the Secretary of War, according to the
act upon that subject passed session OF
congress, TO pay for expense incurred in suppress
ing Indian hestilities in the Territory Of Nom
IN the year eighteen hundred and sixty the
persons entitled thereto, the claims reported upon
by General James A. Hardie, under the provisions
OF section ten Of an act entitled An act making ap
pro pratons for sundry civil expenses of the gov
erbment and for other purposes, for the year end
ing June the thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sew
enty," approved July fifteenth, eighteen hundred
and seventy and for that purpose there is hereby
appropriated from any money in the Treasury the
United States not otherwise arpropriated, the sum
Of hve hundred and thirteen thousand three nun
dred and forty three dollars, much thereof q
may be necessary.
Approved, March s. ls7s
All claimants under the foregoing acts
quested TO present their original vouchers 70 the
Second Comptroller Of the Treasury, Hon. J. M
BRoDHEAD, w Washington, d. c.. either in person or
by attorney. with power of attorney to collect The
awards in the latter case.
MAJOR GEORGE BELL, Commissary of Subsistence
Depot ComIissary, Washington, D. G., Office cor,
ner 18th and streets est, has been assigned
to the duty OF paying the sums awarded claiinanrs
BY order OF the Secretary of War:
m25-6t Il. ID. TOWNSEND, Adiutdnk General
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Joint resolution, indsnsine Governor
government OF the debt OF the states las raxsesi
both houses ef the general assembly Of virginia.
~At Lsvrence, KAN, last vsek. sixfv feet
Of plaiik side yak, with lady prornens aims
thereon, were sdnp By the wind and carried
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DEATH OF JOHN R..ELvAss.--News reached
this city to-day OF the death In Denver city,
Colorado, on Saturday evening last, Of Mr.
dohn X. Eiyans. IN the 4lst year Of his age. He
was formerly well known hsrdware dealer in
busineH maa and had pleasant manner which
made him many friends. He was eE0ri some
wears q member Of the Board OF Aldermen of
this city: An abscess on the lungs was the
canse OF his death.
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GROCERs

TEAS TEAS TEAS
yspen Tee, goed, eec; chcsee, SC; very n...t. q
Genpcvder Tee, ysc; good Article for a,
Choice 0unpswder Tea, Si Is; very ssssr n a
Imperial fee, &c, &c. 81; very nue<f I'll -
Good Black Tee, three psuhds s6r sI
We have also sosne Of the hesss ofsrrd nm IN. e,,x
Also, an extra Eneish Breskfast Tea '
FLOUR, &c
WeRcht, Rayt, Tenneys and other nr.nas =.
Flour, ell 6 lowest possible prices.
Tes pounds Lard for ~. ~
Golden 3, rur, per gallon, 7sc; onr beet N.
Ten pounds NV Dates, 81.
Nine poundr New Pru,es. q.
Peanuts, ham bushel for 81.
BRANDT, GIN, &c.
PURE French Brandy, per boftie...-.... ...- o, 3.
California 40 -. -. n Al
Pure Holland Gin - 1 al
Ans.l,es and Mu,eateI Wine, per sotiss.......-. %
Sweet Cstsvbs Wine, 80 per gallon.
G. o. O'HARE . SOW,
ie9otr 1918 9TH street. n. w. betseeu n and
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Dr. BINGHAM. OF New York, il3 18th street
near Pa. ave-, treats Paralysis, Rheumatism,
Cancers, Blood POisons, and Nervous dis
eases. 2&
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UNIVERSAL REMEDY.-.s Browns Bronchial
I1oches" for Coughs, Colds, and Bronchial At
Iections, stand first in public favor and conf
dence; this result has been acquired by test
of many years. It'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-27

PERFECTLY FITTISG SHIRTS, for gentlem IN,
youth and boys New lots just opened in ali
the modern styles.
GEO. G. HEsNING. 40 eth street
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Oh the PeruridD SyTpp "a protoxide of iron)
fromweak, sickly, suffering creatures, to strong
healthy, and happy men and women, and in
vaids cannot reasonably hesitate to give it a
trial. For Dyspepsia and Debility it Is a spe-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-27

Luxury, Health, Economy insured by using
Doeley's east Powder. Elegant Light Rolls
biscuits, &C., prepared in ten minutes. Try
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-27

HousE RAISING. - The contractors Messrs
Hoiiings~Orth 81 Csnghlan have suspended
their work Of house raising for short time and
returned 70 Chicago to attend to some private
business: In the meantime Col. Sam Strong
val. wth large force, eSish up The necessary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-27

GARDEN VASES, Statuary, Fountains. e. ;,
HAMILTON d PEARSON, YIN. g. A. building.
9th and d streets. 31T eo2.
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CIT Y IT EN-

GREAT DISPLAY of Slate Mantels at HAMIL-
TON PEARsON's, Y. NJ. G. A. building, 9th
anu IL streets. 3,T ,eo2;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-27

COLORADO SAPrHlREs in earrings, rings and
prs, the must elegant assortment ever received
IN this city. Of Prigg's jevelry store, No. ~
renpss Nanla avenue, near ~ street. +
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusemenfs, &C., Tonight.
UGH Opsna Hoass.-Eaglish UpeIa--..BoLe-
IA ian Girl
TAesfer ce~igHe.-A variety entertainment Of
drama, song, dance, &c
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FLOUR.
SUNDRIES.

Caii AZ once, as We cannot guarantee the above nj,
paraeied low prices for any definite length Of time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-27

THz TRUSTEES OF CoLoRED SCHOOLS held
q Irregular meeting at the Sumner School build-
ing lat night. The resignations of Marcel
Ina Wood and Chanotta Ray, Teachers.
. teacher, was accepted. A resolution was
adopted hat DIR. A. r. Augusta be paic $50 per
month from January LIST, 1s73, for lecturing in
the High School, on anatomy, physiology, nv
SieGe, and botany. A Communication vas re-
ceived from Mr.. John w. Nc Knight requesting
that 10 per cent. interest be allowed on all bulls
for furniture. as the goods were sold for cash
soule tame since, and the bills were still unpaid:
laid exsr. Mr.. wormley moved that life ized
portrait OF the Hon. Charles Sumper be par
chased BY the board To be placed In the hall of
tle MANNER School building; adopted. Upon
the Recommendation Of Superintendent Cook,
Nhses coAkley, Lawrence, and Parke were
promstoo from Assistant to acting teachers, and
the endent a0thorized to FL the sacan-
ca . caused By said promotion.
D
The IxPoBTAsT PATENT CASH of Thomas
Sayies against the Washington and Cleoroetov m
company, brought in the Suprenaa
Court of the District Of Columbia Ia recover
damages for the Infringement OF his patents for
raiFcad car journal i1bricators, has been safis-
facforiiy adjusted by the de6sndant paving
ia mages for manufacturing and using the plain.
tif-s infFicator in the past, and receiving q
license IA use In the future. r. G. Bowen, OF
New York, for complainant; j. j. coorAbs and
Prasiley and BRADLEY, Of Washington, ID. e., for
y I.
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NEW sPRING DRY GOODS.

shadesi large assortment Of medium AID low priced
Dress Goods; 1000 yards new Sprine Pereales, Call
Goes, and ShiTtings, best makes 81 Shirtfngs and
Sheetings, very cheap; 80 pieces Black Alpacas aud
M?hairs, from IS cents to 81 -: Csssimeres and
sn,tines, - men aud boys. We have large stock,
BENJAMIN MILLER,
uS2<3m 1O1 Bridge street, Georgefowu.
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WILD CHERRY BALsAM.-The memory of Dr.
Wtstar Is enbalmed in the hearts Of thousands
whom his Bdisom Of Wild Cherry has cured OF
coughs, colds, consumption, or some other form
OF pulmonary disease. 1t Is now over forty
years since this preparation was brought before
the public, and yet the demand for It is con-
stantly increasing. q
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ZONES EXTRACT cures rheumatism, bur rs
piles, ulcers, tOoth&che, sore throat, sprains,
scaids, soren@~s. ell cores, headache, co ic,
laneness, brutSss boiis, wounds, neuralgia
hoarseHess, diarrhoee, and all hemorrhages, etc
PONDS Extract differs from all other ADVERTISED
preparations in the fact that 1t is q stand ard
medicine, treated OF in medical writings and
known to be cure fer these diseases M, til : Il
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The Atte0 pied Suicide Of Julius Entle
and wife.


hLNosf AN KxAcr kEPETfTfoN ON RoSG
ISLAM on THEIR ATTEMPT IN wAsHIssTos.
In re Iation to the attempted suicide OF Julius
egcaPhed to yesterdays STAR, the New York
1fituse of yesterday says: "Jalius Ende and
his wife julia, both Germans, attempted sui
nary manner In the village OF Jamaica, L. /.
The man il a compositor, and was recently en-
ployed in the Office of a German weekly news
paper published in Jamaica, which place he
lett on account of iIl-treatment He aiterward
became so destitute that he and his wife deter
mined to commit suicide. On the evening mem
toned they carefully washed themselves,
changed their linen, and placed their rooms in
perfect order. Then, with the utmost delibera-
ton. Ende took his razor and, after sharpening
it, cut a terrible cash in his left arm, severing
Handing the instrument to his wife she SINH
larry mutiated herself, after which the couple
climbed into bed, believing that they would
soon bleed to death: They were fortunately
possibly recover. Ende In IS years old, and has
been in this country % years. At one time he
owned ard edited q newspaper in Washington.
lieutenant In the 5sth New York volunteers,
serving three years The unfortunate couple
have been married IS years, and have had eight
children, all of whom ere now dead"
1t will be remembered by readers of THE
STAR that this same couple made an almost
exactly similar attempt in this city, at the H0tel
Lutz, corner OF e and 10th streets, the full par
ticuiars Of which were published in our issue of
June 18th, 1872. The couple were not seen by
the proprietor Of the house for two days, and
ON going to their room, In the third story, their
door was found b0lted, and, discovering marks
OF blood on the floor through the keyhole, he
burst into the room, and was Mortified to find
them, as he supposed, dead in the bed. An
alarm was raised, and Officer Duvall hurried to
cali In Drs. Nairn and McBlair, who found Eie
nearly extinct from the loss OF blood caused by
several gashes in the arms and feet of both of
them, inflicted by themselves, as they stated, TO
put themselves beyond the reach of distress and
poverty. They had written letters in German,
setting forth their purpose. A permit from
Governor Cooke was obtained to send them to
Providence Hospital, where they were taken
care of until they recovered, and then left the
city; since which time nothing has been heard
of them until this renewal OF their "beeding''
operations on Long Island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-27

.sRYTEnJAN CHURCH

Isl REsBYfERIAN CHURCH,
Wy GEoR6E1owN, d, c.. March $, iS3.
Persons having friends buried in the Chureh-y ard
corner Washington srd Bridge streets. are hereby
notified thst the church Is about being removed aud
the lots Sold and that il will be necessary to have
al bodies iying therein removed within the next
i,ty days. BY order
mn ec1w BOARD TRUSTEES.
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LEGAL ACTION By CHURCH AGAINST A
RAILEoAD.-Yesterday the warden OF the Sixth
Presbyteria Church on the corner Of 9th and
streets southwest, made application for, and
obtained from, Justice Plant, q warrant which
was given 70 the United States Marshal of the
District, to summon . jury of twenty men to as
sess damages ON the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad for alleged Interruptions and annoy
ance to the congregation Of said church during
the services, cansed by the passing trains, ring
ng OF bells, whistling Of steam, &c. The sc-
1872, giving the power to this company to enter
the city through Virginia avenue, and prescrfb-
ing Che conditions to be observed by the COM
pany. &c.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.
livery MOTHER THE. DOCTOR OF VCR
~ OWN FAMILY IL she gets Dr. HALL Il
HhALTH AT HOME at Sr0CkMAN q SONS,
e2S 9th street northwest. -
The COTTAGE BIBLE to be had there also.
Two good AGENTS wanted mas .r
Re0Ks FOR THE LENTEN SEASON.
Helps to Holy Lent. By Bishop Huntington.
Bogatzky's Golden Treasury
A Rosary for Lent; or Devotional Reaaine-
Christisn Companionship for Retired Hours
By A. j. Gordon ~ '' W."
Pursuit Of Holiness By GouIburn.
Thoughts on Personal Religion. By 0culburn
WM. BALLANTTNE,
maIIz l2S 7th street.
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NEW BOOKS! new BOOKS
sHILLINGTON's BOOKSTORE.
Corner ~ street and Pennsylvanis avenue
An Open Question. By James De Mfi.
kebeI ra nsiccner By George Macdonald. Cheap
Passion s , e fR.t,sr,. sy Annie Thomas.
san@%omsn. "i By AIsssldr Sy b bn1ssn'
The Mysserions Guest BY Miss Eliza Dupuy.
s. G' s hs Psl :sthG WIZ s Life
arx aSsnsyd f;;s learned H e Housekeegi1g
The JOURNAL Month"; P.n01sms ii
The PopuIar Science Monthly, No no.. All the back
RssssT; sprIsS kkS.y Rev. Edward P Ros
stoek Il BLHSK BooK SRsf Pass as iB Books
saa R2GSkS E S1sD ssAsE iSs
very lowest prices. febs Tn
R ICHAkD B. MOhUN co.,
BOOKSELLERS AND SrATIoNERs.
lols PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Have just received the
BRITISH ALMANAC AND COMPANION, for
ROYAL KALENDAR, fer 1879
wHITAKERy ALMANAcK, fer s7s.
BRITISH ARMY LIST, for 1879.
BRITIsB NAVY LIST, for 1873. seb4-r
0rrEEIRH S s e HOY soSk
SSS !; &
The public are invited o c.lI and our new
Under National Metropolitan Bank,
..,.. and next door to Jay Cooke Ooh,
se1-u Washington. ID. q.
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e. mAsONiC TEMPLB,
VIM H. sEAks.f NINTH AND sTs AR
y. Eos sSRktr SPACE,
Headquarters for
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS,
AND FANCY GkoOK IRA 10
HAVANA AND VALENCIA ORAN0Rc
The FINEST FIGS AND RAIsINS
kXIkA LARGE MALAGA GRAPES
CALIfORNIA PEARS, FRENCH PRUNES
100 BARRELS sELECTED APPi,rs
10 BARRELS CkANBERRIED, EXTRA
FANCY 0ROCERIES
finest old BRANDY, Imported and CalfYoru,.
WINS, Rum and GIN, Mixed FRENCH CAN
FRUITS, Just arrived ''A
Large stock Of STAPLE GROCERIES at the YER,
loNeet price,. Only
- TEAS! TEASI -
Am receiving Q large suppiy Of rsunsrknhiv Nm.
GBkkN ana BLACK TEA, such q 10 rarsly oaeref
IN mis- country, ard at moderate prices.
. have Q TAR and pslatable BREAKFAST TEA .
y cents per pound. 1t ID pure.
N. w. BURCHBLL,
oSS4 1857 street. near Ebbift Houes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-27

THB COMMUNITY ct large appreciate the use
fulness "a Singer'sSewing Machine. Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-27

THR NATIONAL SAVINGS BANR, corner Of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per CT
per snnun on deposits for each calender mo N tn
Banking hours, 8 to l. Saturdays, TO and 6
to 8. ora iIti6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-27

WILCOX q 0IBB'e SEWING MAcHISn. The
celebrated Baxaar Patterns Agency at Chas
Baums hocPskirt and CORSET factory, It'll street
Intelligencer Building. I0.28
THRRHosksrHRs and Barometers are repaired
ana made to order by Hempler, near AZ street
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ELPHONZO YOUNGs q CO.,
GROCERS,

MM fqgsss,p Masonic TEAPLB.
III. n. cEAhs.t NINTH AND sTs. AR
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-27
HOMICIDE AT 0PH1R.
. ", Kills the Husband Of tho Woman
He Seduced.

tho Salt Lake Herald. Dec. 2a.l
r.;. ,;,nc the killing occurred ut
onhir. Toocle county. On SUNDAY
ipsninr "pHi, the people In the vicinity OF
William william Brant's butcher shop were
,,.rtled at the report OF five pistol
si" Shots fired in quick succession, ana a
or,i sno.,. rush was made for the spot.
e, gs'e, en,erinc the shop ghastly sight,
vh '.h;.h sent shrudder of horror
.,..~u,h Mn their frames, met their gaze.
;". I..;"T dead on the floor WAS +. BEN
ny, l: man VIGOROUSLY bad; his
...a., .e.'. was cut and blood was running
% s.n% %bnllst wounds in his head, side
, .nJ arm. Brant acknowledged that
+" % killed Bennett, and surrendered
himself to the authorities. On the
s.n,e .1 evening coroner's jury held an
;n"uest ",u on the body and returned a
verdict in accordance with the facts:
The cause of the killing is' said to
he domestic troubles. 1t IS alleged
that Brant and Bennett's wife have
heen M openly and improperly intimate
t.r @ some time, and that his wife's
n;thlessness was known to the de-
ceased, who had made threats against
tbe life of Brant. Some weeks ago,
Nnnett and Brant's partner had a
tisht. and the latter was badly beaten.
Donnett was arrested and taken to
,Tooele for trial, which was closed on
saturday, Bennett returning to his
home in Ophir the same evening. The
trial had been attended with consider
able Expense to Bennett, he having
paid about Sl,lO0. in order to raise
which sum he was obliged to mort
gaze and sell valuable mining proper
", On returning home he heard OF
his wife's further intidelity, but made
no demonstrations or attempts to carry
out the threats he had made against
rrant. Sunday evening he was seen to
walk down the street and enter the
butcher shop. unarmed, when almost
instantly the firing was heard. At the
time there were three men besides
Brant in the shop, but two of them
ran out. The one who remained and
who must necessarily have witnessed
the killing, apparently knows nothing
of the affair, or ut least nothing could
be learned from him mt the inquest.
Five shots were distinctly heard, and
three wounds were found on Bennett
one Immediately below the left breast,
another in the back of the head and the
third in the left arm.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-27

T,HERE ARE TWO CLUB ROOMS FOR
i the accommodation Of visitors in connec-
tion with this esta blishmcnt, and the best Of
Wines. Liquors and Cigars always on hand.
Of tho above Saloon, and rent the building
at a moderate fgur" "a a responsible party.
Fer particulars apply on the premises.
oaS-tf {. II. BLASER.
The New York herald., 1873-08-25
drunk. sold all their furniture and refused to live


with her.
About two O'Clock yesterday morning an offlcer
a the Eleventh precinct found Nicholas Mccall
sleeping on O stoop in Rapelyea street and took
MN 70 tue statlon house as q vagrant Mccall was
found 20 pc m possession or q watch and chain
worm $2Oo. This, he SAID. had been given to him
by fIiend. Mr.. William Codv, who nad his pocket
ptckeu of watch ana chain at the Hamilton ferry
on saturday night, called at the station house yes-
tefdny and recognized the timepiece as his Mccall
VIII therefore be tried Tor larceny from the person
Two grls, named Mary Cun and Ann Burns were
arrested on Saturday night and locked mp to
answer acharge OF having robbed William SatcheIl,
sexton oil the Warren street Methodist Episcopal
church, Of his coal
Mr.. John Higginbottom, OF No. s54 Baltic street,
night on cnarQe OF rObb ny him. The accused,
Is alleged broke open his latners trunk and stole
$50 rom ". Tne money was recovered and the
accused was locked up to answer.
bernard Grey the proprietor OF liquor saloon
AZ NO. 9S6 Pacific street, got into quarrel on
SATURDAY. night with Peter b. Carney, one OF the
PARK ponceman. The latter In the course OF the
array winch ensued, picked up large stone and
struck Grey on the head with Ii. Tue injury has
caused CONGESTION OF the brain, and, it Is feared,
IT may prove fatal Carney was arrested and
locked mp TO await The result.
On saturday night Robert Lewis, patrolman
attached 10 the First precinct, rel urned to his
house, l79 Front street. and shortly alter taking O
seat oll dead from his chair ~
Wtliiam AlashewsOn, OF 100 Conovcr street, fell
dead on saturday night ~ the corner OF Commerce
and Van Brunt streets. WIS.
Michael Gynn was arrested on Saturday night
Murray OF ~ on the corner Of State and Furman
gtreetS.