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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-08-06

A POOR family in Denison, Ohio,
consisting OF husband, wife and
seven children, were on the point
of starvation. Somebody raised
one hundred dollars for them, and
what did the wife do with it? She
bought a dress for seventy, and
began to take music lessons.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-08-06
THERE is a clever lad "down east"

THERE is clever lad down east"
who will get his living in this
world. For playing truant, mater
nal authority cut off his supper.
Casting one fond look at the author
ess eli his existence, he paused at the
door to say, - Mother. / am going to
die. and when l am no more. | wish
the doctor to cut me open and look
at INV stomach" The maternal
mind was filled with awful forebod-
ings, and the maternal heart asked
what he meant. - wish it 10 be
known" he answered, that died
from starvation" This was enough.
The small boy was triumphant, and
retired to his little bed gorged to
repletion.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-08-06
SCROFULA,

Together with an almost endless number OF
sufferings. Patients are earnestly desired 10
apply while they may yet be restored to
health.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-08-06

SCARCELY a week passes without
the record of some wonderful sur
gical operation. Sally Brown was
lately taken in hand, had broken
knee and dislocated rib taken out,
and new ones put in, and she is now
as good as ever. 1t may not injure
the story much to add that Sally is a
canal boat.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-08-06
Middle Aged Men!


andy
the system patient examining
will
anil
d Of cases. .r.ts
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-08-06
DR.. d. p. Browns Far-Famed
Blood Medicines,

For the complete eradication Of every vestige
of yenereal Disease stands alone as the only
potent and effectusl remedy for the unfor-
tunzte and misguided sufferer. These medi-
cines can be had only Of Dr.. ID. p. Brown, at
his private office. where every species OF Sc
cret disease Is successfully treated. Remen-
Der that til oussnds who have given up ever
again enjoying health, have been fully restor-
ed by the infallible preparations Of DR.. D. P.
BROWN.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-08-06

OF all des~riptions, and he wishes all % give
him call before purchasing elsewhere a. he
can and will offer superior Inducements TO any
house in the State.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-08-06
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

ofHce.-Roo,n %. No. 331 Montgomery St.
san Francisco. California. lctd
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-08-06

Constitution Pills!
Dr.. D. P. Browns

External and internal remedy for the PILES
has no equal known to the profession, In eff
fecting speedy and radical cures, a. thousands
of sufferes in the Atlantic and Pacific states.
throughout Europe, can, and have testified.
The discovery Of this
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-08-06
DELTA SALOON
0RhDORFf q MAeEE, Propristors.
NO. 8 SOUTH c ST. VIRGINIA.

Having thoroughly overhauled, enlarged and
reftted in fine style this house, invite the citi-
zens OF Virgins and surrounding country TO
give them call. assuring them that they will
ind the DE-.TA the best bit saloon in Vir-
ginis, al they are determined to keep none
but the best WINES. LIQUORS & CIGARS.
Here you can get the celebrated Fredericks-
burg Beer. and Lloyd's Whiskey. Elegant
Club Rooms attached.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-08-06

nFFTCR DAYTON GOLD AND SILVER
Mining Company. san Francisco. July
Is. Is74.-The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the DAYTON Gold snd Silver Mining
CoIuuanv will be- held At their ONCE, Room
No. 10. Hayw4rds Building, San Francisco.
Ca1ifqruis ~. THURSDAY. July 30th next, at
twelve and 1ue-hslf l1231 o'clock P NJ
Transfer books viii close on Saturday, The
25th instant at Z g'clock N
wi "a We. DEAN. Secretary.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-08-06

yUyHE SEVENTH son, A NATIVE OF
III Great Britain, and for many years res
idept in the Northwest Indian Possessions.
il the most successful and only reliable Physi-
cian and Surgeon in the treatment of all Sc
ere. and confidential diseases, and continues
10 cure when all others fail, every condition
of disease which patients generally require to
great suceess of Dr. D. P. Brown, the treat
ueut of Gonorrh9a, elect, Structures, Dis
eases Of the Bladder and Kidneys, syphilis in
all its terrible forns. old lingering cases Of the
most horrible class of diseases where the body
has become poisoned, producing blotehes on
the face. small watery blkters, ulcers, pain in
the head and bones, erupsions Of the scalp,
nodes Of the bones, ulcerated throat and nose,
Scrofula, together with an almost endless
number Of suferings, are earnestly desired to
apply while they may yet be restored to
health
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-07
g RO X g ETO W "

FIRE LAST NIGHT.-Ths alarm Of Are s)und d
ON box o., No. engine house, on High
sire et at O'Clock last evening, was caused by
the burning of j. III. Brennerman's cooper shop
on Green street near the canal. The building
was owned by Mr.. Jewell, the soap manufac-
turer, and owing - the large qusnrity of COM
husttb'e material stored away in it, il was en-
trely consumed. The origin OF the fire is uu-
known. TIE loss will reach - 600.
CHAs. SMITH, cOlCred, was arrested to-day
for stealing ropes from canal boat, but the
charge not being proven he was dis charged.
GRAIN TRADB.-Arrived-Sch Augusta
from Baltimore, with 800 bushels wheat to A.
III. Herr, and schooner W. H. Meckins with
5000 bushels for A. Ross Ray 81 Bro. II. NJ.
Talbot reports receipt of 800 bushels by rail-
road. We note sales of 5000 bushels wheat at
$i21sst %; 3 800 bushels at $I.I9k; 500 bushels
ut 81 q \ aS126; 800 bushels at 81 ss1. 1 yG6
bushels at 81 21aS1 %; 299 bushels ST sI.2s. and
$50 bushels yellow corn O.. So cents. Msrkat
firm. ~ N' Aee
~, y; AND -. UANAL.--CoIlector Blunt reports
10 Oats egistered at his Off co for the week
! COAL TRADR.-The receipts and shipments
OF Cumberland coal for the week have been
"a follows: Consolidation company received
1880 tons, shipped, 2, T43. Borden company re-
ceiTed SEQ tons, shipped rs. New Central
Company received 2,943 tons, shipped 29lS.
American Company received 2 300 tons.
shipped / coo; total receipts, 9,433 tons; total
shipments, 7,13l tons. Messrs. Gilmore, Mere
dith 4 Co. also report receipts OF TBS tons of
their YoughiOgheny gas coal; shipments. $50
tons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-07
al E XA ND IA.

SERIOUS ACCIDRNT.-Mrs. Kate DYER, wife
Of Michael Dyer, who lives on the north side OF
Queen street, between Royal and Fairfax met
with most severe accident about ten O'Clock
last night. Her husband had gone up stairs to
bed leaving her ard her baby sitting bv a
table, on which candle was burning. She fell
asleep in her chair, and it is supposed, the baby
turned the candle over, for when she awOke her
clothes "a we'll as those of the baby were in a
blaze. Disregarding her Own danger, her eff
forts were first directed to the saving of her
child, and in this she succeeded, for when her
husband, who had been awakened by her
screams, reached her and snatched the child
from Der grasp, il had not been hurt, but be-
fore the flames of her burning clothing could
be extinguished she had been so badly Injured
that, though slightly better this morning, her
life is not considered out of danger.
FIRR.-Jhe alarm OF tire about ten O'Clock
last night was caused by the burning OF the
large brick stable on the west side of Lee street
between King and Cameron. The fire depart.
ment were on hand, and the flames were not
allowed to spread beyond the limits of the walls
in which they originated. The fire was uudOubt-
ediy the work of An iDcendiary, and broke out
IN the loft in the rear part of the building.
Seventeen horses, belonging to MesSrs. FuOch
Cook, Knox X Erwin, herbert Bryant, Bech-
ham, Delsphsne & Co, and James Green, we're
in the stable, but were reRcued-all unhurt ex-
cept one belonging to Knox 4 Erwin, which
was badly sCOrched. The building was insured
for $1,000, which will hardly cover the loss
PosToFFICB AFPAIRs.-An Office has been
established at BslstOn, Alexandria county. (nOn
know as Balls Crossroads, ) and Lewis. j. Col
Inns appointed postmaster. 1t will receive reZu-
lar supplies from the GEORGETOWN postOfice by
special service, without expense to the depart
ment.
SALE OF LAND-Judge Grain and G.. @. Ma
gruder, jr, az trustees, sold the farm heretofore
purchased by John Sinclair from Richard K.
Bowling, called the sLodses," In Prince
Georges county, Md, three miles from the
Alexandra Ferry, and containing about 100
acres for the sum OF s. 900, to John Harris, Of
Baltimore.
INV HALL IN THE CoTNrY.-A proposition
TO build new hall In Washington township
AlaIandris county, for public meetings, g.,
and TO levy personal tax for that purpose
was voted upon and adopted at the election last
Tuesday.
AT A MEETING of the German building ass
citation No. 2. held last night, 81 Coz was cold
at reduction Of 80 and Al per cent-Gazstts
9Th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-07
THE C0HRTa

POLICE CoURr-Jsdce Shell.
To-day, John Conneii, profsne, was fnei sJ.
Daniel Stewart, loud and boisterous talking;
So Rebeces Brown, profanity; 50. George
GAIN, loud and b0i.terous taking; as. r..
Blaekmsn, John Bryan, Sarah Hawkins, same,
%. Mary Garnett, prOfane; %. Wesley Swailes
forfeited collateral for disordery conduct. AL
exander Moore, violation of cart Law; -. Den
DIS sullivan, same; 81. Polk Harris, failure TO
maintain proper distance between his car
rlsges; 50. Malachi Gately was fined I05 for
keeping tipping house without license. Moses
hadry, assault and battery on Margaret Skin
ner. dismissed.
THE COUGHLIN ELECTION CASE.
In the case of John Coughin, charged with
assault and battery on j. f. Clarke by eje stin g
him from his drug store on the list day of Au-
gust last, mention OF which has heretofore been
made In TIE STAR. the court this morning
after rehearsal OF the testimony, fined defend
ant $40 and costs An appeal was taken.
Calvin Co1lston, larceny of dog worth s15,
from Dennis Powell; dismissed. Hannsh X su-
ma, assault and battery on Amelia Wilson; 50.
Robert johnson, assault and battery on NJ Ary
Ann Powell; 40 James II. Quincy, dlso,derly
conduct; fine RENTED. Daniel Stewart. per-
eoDRi violence upon Policeman James f. Me
Grsw; sent :" the grand jury and bonds 6xed at
$500. William Kelly, charged with bigamy,
was dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-07

JUSTICE IN DETROIT TIE Last of has R1ce-
An Indian had been picked up drunk and.
though 1t was proposed to let him 90 over the
river, IL was desirable to have him understand
man.
"Child of the whispering torest-son of the
grassy plain-it grieves my spirit 70 see Won
beTe,' said his honor. "Only a few more moons
will come and go before you will be gathered to
the happy hunting grounds of your brothers
gone before. You are an aged tree; time hss
shorn you OF your strength. You can no longer
chase the wild condursngo and follow the roe
buck, The buf.io grazes in front Of your lodge,
and S0ur arm is not strong enough to draw the
bow. The rumbling thunder and the sharp
Lightning make you afraid. Once YOU could not
count the camp-fres of your tribe, so many did
they number; now there is nothing left of YOUR
tribe but yourself, two old army blankets and
q shotgun with the lock out of repair. Son OF
the forest, why is this thing thus? and what do
you mean by coming into my trapping grounds
and getting drunkS"
1.-The white chief has spokAn nsov VIA
words, T" replied the Indian in measured tones
resting one foot on the edge of spittoon GNv
face has fallen like the leayes-been washed
away, as water washes out the marks of chalk
stand alone. My campfire has gone out and
my lodge Is cold and has no mat. Kawpee- ke-
Kick has tears in his eyes when he looks to the
west and no longer sees the smoke of MANY
camp hres. Our great chieftains have fallen
our warriors are dust, ana the wolf utters his
Lonesome howl on the spot where stood our big
village. L am sad
"Ihe red man may CO." said his honor. 81
cannot give you back your dead; cannot cover
the hill and meadows with forest again; the
wild fox and deer have sought the deeper glens
and no power can waken the warriors whose
whoop rang from hill TO river. Go back TO vour
lodge; beware of nre-water; keep in nj ghts; vete
early and often, and be virtuous, aud you'I he
happy.'-DetrOit Free Press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-07
THE WEATHER..
War DEPARTMENT, Office Chi,f !SYcTsdI OTcsy, J
XARHINGTnN. Nov. I. 1874. DO 30 a m

WAR DEPARTMENT, Office Chi,f SYg7sdI Oxcsv.
WAsHIEsTOS, Nov. :, 1sT4, 10 80 a. M. (
PROBABILITIRs.-For the south Atlsntic and
Gulf states, generally clear weather win pre-
vail, with northeast or southeast winds, veerfng
20 seutherly IN the Gulf, slight rise Of temper
ature and high barometer east sf the Missi sip
81. For New England and the middle states
soDtnGed clear or haZy weather, nOrtherIy
winds on the coast, and east 20 south winds in
the interior, with no decided change of tenn
peratuTs and high barometer. For the lake
IegiCn, Tennessee and the Ohio valley par+Iy
cloudy and hay weather, with southeast or
southwest winds, slight rise Of temperature
and falling barometer. For the northwest, in
ereasiug clOudiness and continued warm
weather, with brisk to high sOutherly or west
eTly winds and low barometer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-07

DOM PIATT AND HIS "SRRENADE" SPEgCR.
Alter a long absence, Col. DOM Piatt returned
10 Washington yesterday. The cOlonel's rheu-
matirm Is better, and hi5 friends think that
after all, his Affections of bTOther-in-laW and
rheumatism combined have not worn upon hl m
to any great extent. He goes over the cam
palgu with great msrriment, and sect nus 20 have
been able TO extract much amusement from the
part he played. He says that upon the occasion
OF the seTenade when he made a speech the
"fellow- citizens arrived before the band of
music. II 3 and Banning did not think It proper
to appear before the hand arrived, inasmnch as
serenade could not take place in the absence
OF music. 'The fellow-citZen5" got tir ed wait
ing and dispersed before the band came, so th ~
when the gentlemen went out on the balcony all
prepared TO speechify there WAC only the hand
to be addressed. The musicians were all G. ar
mans and could not understand a word that was
sand, except the last clause, which invited them
in TO take drink. Every nationality seems TO
comprehend that language. Col Piatt, then in
formed them that reporter was present who
had taken down his speech, and on the moro v
would translate ii in high Dutch for their eai-
heatlon.-"fdy" IN Louisville Courier. Journal.
A CIGAR SHOT FROM A MANS MoUTH-The
Portland (Me.) Press says that on Monday
morning gentleman named Norton, standing
in Wlnelows provision store in Market square.
that city, leisurely smoking his cigar, suddenly
stopped smoking for he had no longer any cigar
10 smOke, the half-cOnsumed fragment OF TIE
weed flying ont of his lips. At the sauna mo-
Hent almost, Mr. A. l.. winslow, who was
standing at table close at land, felt sh4rr
rap on his side and Jaw q mimic ball q atteu t.
self on the wall near by. It seems that the
bali, nearly spent, struck the cigar from y Dr.
toms lips, gave hr. Winslow q gentle reminder
OF its presence, and then after vainly buttIug
the wall, fell to the floor The gentlemen who
had such narrow escape are anxious to know
where the ball came from.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-07
Wall Street Dndau

EEw YORK, november 7.-TBe fosf's hnansial
article says: The Wall street markets have b~sn
thus far tss active than yesters Y and spsoul
SHARES have been iIreguiar. cola has been 4 80,
With sil ssies az nC@'lt On god loaos tie Rates
snMum for use. FgrelgO exchange, al-hN1zh
Gull, IL strong AID lcaetgg. Bao Eers hAr.
70 4Ss1S ard AS9, respectively. We nave heard
OF Uc ssies, hOweyer, above 474A and sss>z
Ia local money mai h cell lpens sry ga "a p8- ctI
Prime mere ant lie PsUeI Il 51s 81 per cent. q u
be tanned aEd to II pr ceut. Tor sia Gle an q
The g0VernIn eIt bonds mari FL is shont steady TAX
Il g The market - O whole, State bonds a. toe
bOerd Gull aud firm. The stock market is IT st,>us
ytsterosy's prices During the first lnF thR
vas sc sdva on the genSr 81 list Of a az, 49,
Sss lost before soon. Since noon the dscliu. ~
been recovered, and as write cries are - -
tie hlG hesf Of the dag. Upi.o Pacihc = : IA
been exettoGally strong. -Strerls - 80. - ~,
81 S7Sst a nhi9n PeSc, sss.5s :; FeieS ann
P,Syiir Mail 81 ere ostGoIss. Obios, 30 ar.
ssi'6s;t - @Es; 81 Paul, s4Cass; North -s-t
T.isT... Qs-s ne, ssg.s; Wabash, so4@7l; X n
0-tS ar. " G, and c. ,e&@z4,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-07
L OCAL VIEWS.
AmusemeHts, tse. ro-u,zn,

National TlsGlsr.-Aimee Opera Buufsa Com
psny in La GTaBde D1chrsse."
"a',ss-Mr. JObu Mccullough,
In s.gack Cade,"
Tlsa'sT CsmilE,.-S iguor Barton, Miss Viz
gina Stickusys 2-t other attractions.
Iir-r-r ii57 Max Heber's Grand Carnival
Of AIT ana Science
Oil Fsraars' HsU-Nilt0ujan Tab.eauK o;
Paradise Lgrt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-07


With choice Music and a graphic Lecture expts D.
iogjhe Pictures, &C.
n SsniuCent Pictures before the sudience all the
Ime, each Iust long enough to afford satisfactory
RICHLY MORAL AND INSTRUCTIVE
"a THING OF BEAUTY Is JOY FOR
Au,b Interesting sns aaarttorious work. If art
N the world: Celebrated Paintings, statuary, Por
trsiis ~ Eminent Persons all Foreign aud Amer J.
can Views, Natural History a crosc5 pic and other
ca, Fairy, Allegoricsl, Comic, &c &c.
everything shown natural size, except Micro
ssosic subjects, which are most powerfully mag IL
VOysse around the World every night
ricss.
Gnmpses q EGYPT, Palestine, Greece, Italy, and
strolis in Rome, Athens, Cairo, Jerusalem, Cal.
cutta, Peki1, Paris, London, Berlin, Vienna, ~.
fetereeurgt New Y5Ik, W arlington, San Fraucis-
An Art aud s,ienee History Of the World, from
the Creation down to the present time.
Evenings II better entertainments and instruction
tran can possibly be obtained in any ether way.
kyerJ thing fully up TO the tines n all respects.
Bear IN mind, every On night, except Sunday.
See Daily Papers for OF nights,
no POsTfOhkMEST On ACCOUNT OF TIE
Doors open At O'Clock; Exhibition 70 Commence
Ht 6. Enter from ID street. Carriages may b. In
attendance at $50.
GRAND RED UCTION @FADMISSfOH
Aomisslon-AdOlts, 2S cents; Children, o cents.
nc Reserved eeats-oue seal Is a. good as auOtHer
iof these Exhibitions, AMI every body will aid
GEAR, And get their moneys ~eTth. Come early IL
Tickets for ssle at ell the Art, Music snd Book
uOIes end at the Ticket C1ice OF the Hail on the
evening II Exhibition. II you deIer getting tick
change resdy. MAX HEBER,
octs6-lm Manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-07
CTTY ITEMS.

OvERCoATs.-A large variety, from Sl2 70 4 Il
OVeTcOats from last year, marked down in many
cases below cost. Boys overcosts AZ emarkably
wprices Light and medium weight OYsrco ats
an usually large assortment.
One price only.
GEo. G. HENEIKG, No. 410 7th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-07

BALTIMORE, November 7.-sircinia sizes, peel.
ers, Al Virgil las esnsolidated, IS, d. ex-conpso
"a; West Virginia, 10; North Carolina sizes
old, 241s; do Few, 10; 90. special tax bid to-day
BlLTiNoRs, Nov emher 6.-Cottou steady-.ow
uiddl1pgs, Il. Fiour duh ard UNCHANGED whea,-
western dull; sosthern steady; M. red western
l.20; No. do, 1ltGgl To- fair TO prime do, / II:
rejected, ". other grades unchanged, Corn ar.
tive for new soutbeTn-white southern, 7OGs2: vel
low southern, 7559 small sales Il old White soBth.
eTD Of SOtd98, western dull and nominal mixed wet
err, e5 white western, 5000 Oats drtner-south-
srn, 62eGS5; western mixed 6Oas2; DO white, sass
Bye dull, $4,000. Hay unchanged. Provisions strOns
snd unchanged a smsll lot Of fbulk mestsD EbnDi.
ders sold st 8. WeOterG butter very dulI: choice
tuh, 2SGJ0; do. rolls, 25e5lS. Coffee nominal ana
Quiet, lS@30a Petroleum. Umtnel asd ubc hanyt a
iAG45. Whisky duil, cOSi 0l. Sugar firu; shade
more doing, lG24 GIUi5.
INV Y0RK, November 7.-Stocks active
Money, 2. Gold los. Exchange. long, ASK
short, $50. Cover nmeBts duh and steady
NEW YORK, November Flour quiet and m.
changed. Wheat shade frmsr. Corn aivancins
NEW YORK, Eovem5er 7.-Spacis shipment "a
kurole to-day S99o0. ofS hich So 200 Was ia gold
coin and the balance silver bars
LONDON, November Z, 1890 p m-OCnsols for
money, % for account, q3i G93'E.
FRANKFot T, November Bonds Of 81. g. a.
LoNDON, November 7, o. m--Cou Bols for money,
GdSJtsi for account, s3ts dg34, Paris dis bss
quote rentes at 81 trauos ceLtines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-07

LAAENTABLR OCCURRENCE Woman Fires
a. BUrgter and Shoots her Little Boy.-Last
night, between IL and Il o'clock, the wife OF
Mr.. CreWD, market gardner, residing on the
brentwood road, In the county, was awakened
by noise in the room, and on raising her he ad
saw Dy the aid Of dim light which ale had LETT
burning stout cOl0red man in the attitude of
1oidiDg a butcher knife over her little brother
about fifteen years of age, who was sseep in
another bed in the same room. Without making
any outcrg she drew a small-siZed Smith 6
Wesson revolver from under her pillow AID at
once discharged it at the burglar, who jumped
out the window and made good his escape, the
ball from the pistol taking effect in the head of
Tie boy behind the left ear. The grief of the
woman was very great at seeing what she had
unlntentiOnally done, and arousing the neigh
bors, one was dispatched TO this city for a
phyecian, tDr. Parsons who repaired to the
spot and probing the wound failed to trace the
ball. He is of the opinion, however, that the
wound Is not necessarily fatal, as it did not
enter the brain. The family of Major DeVere
Burr, who resides near by, rendered all the SER
vice in their power. It appears that Mr.. Crown
left home for the city with a load of vegetables
about O'Clock yesterday, as has been his Gus
tom, ard after the family had retired this negro
entered window in the lower part part of the
mouse, ana creeping up stairs in his stock king
feet, where he expected 10 ind some plumber
he discovered some one in the bed, and fearing
discovery raised the knife to murder the Occu-
pant, when discovered by Mrs. Crown, who in
her surprise. fred the pistol in the direction of
The man with the result stated. Unfortunately
the burglar was not recognized. and it il prob
he will not be arrested, as there is no clue TO
him. The boy is u favOrite in the neiehbor-
hood, aud general regret is expressed at the uu-
fortunate occurrence. Mr.. Grown is a very in
dustrioUs man; is held in great esteem by the
neighbors, and has by his thrift acquired some
means.