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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-31
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
All OODyILLE GOLD AND HILVER

w Mining Company Location OF principal
place OF business. san Francisco. California
Location Of Works, Gold Mn, Storey county,
Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given, that At . meeting Of
the DIRECTORS. held ON the sih day Q. January,
lss&. an assessment lSo. 81 OF One Dollar and
Ono quarter (tl ~ pee share wa- levied upon
the capital % oek VI the corporation. payable i'm.
nedi.ielJ, 10 United sistes gold coin, to the
SECRETARY. n the ONCE Of the Company. Room
No. s Hay wards Building. tls California street,
San Francisco. California.
AM stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpcid ON the 18th day Of February.
is.t. win be delinquent, and advertised for sale
= s.| sssll' ~. %.Sf' BE- az. and s ON ru YsyasS. ;; ;h s's g
day VI March. ls.t, To pay the delinquent
,.se.sm~nt. together with costs 81 advertising
and expense OF sale. A. N0RL, Sscretaryt,
On1ee-koom No. 5 Hayward. Building. tie
California .irset, San frsneiseo. Cal. laio I'd
Nancy GOLD AND sILvER
IL Mining Company Location Of principal
place Of business, San Francisco, California.
Location OF works Lyon county. state Of
Notice IL hereby given that at q meeting Of the
| Board OF Director, held on the sih day OF Jan
uary, 1874. an assessment tho. 81 OF Seventy. ave
ceenis per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation. payable Immediately.
in United States gold soin. To the Secretary. a
the once OF the company, No. 80 California
street, Rsom No. s, San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shsll
remain unpaid on the 10th day OF February,
1874, will be delinquent. and advertised for sale
before, will be sold on the ID day OF March,
tsIl, To pay the delinquent assessment, together
with eo.ts of advertising and expenses OF Gale,
by order % ihs Directors,
GEORGE X SPlNSEY. Secretary.
onhee-No. so California street, Room No; ),
Gan rrauriseo- cal las I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-31

Peesuse he has . we'll seieeted stock Of s.Jish
and nne goods: he cells them cheaper than any
other dry goods house In the State, and has but
ONE PRICE FOR ALI
Give OAKLAND . call, and 70 viii become
Wise. ja1u
, 1874-12-10
INSURANCE NEWS.

MEETING or TILL HOARD or ufpEnNn1TEns
Tho local Hoard Of Underwriters hold d meot-
ing ut tofr Office, No. l27 Jasa11o ntreot, ycator-
doy afternoon, A1r. Ihomns Goodman In tho
chnsr.
Tho whole afternoon waa spent tn Tho revision
mud ooditlcation Of tho ruloa aud laws Of tho
Doard. Tho work was nos flniBliod md auosher
moottpg will DO held thig afternoon. The tariff
Will probably also recoiyo a'thorough ovorhaung
at tho meeting to-lay.
AIr. j. @. Montgomery, ngent Of tho Gormnnla
1nHuranco Company Of Newark, was admitted aa
q ,norlbpr OF tho Board.
Mr, George c. Olarko, President Of tho board
nf Underwriters, rotllrncd fiou, his visit to Now
York yesterday loolting very happy. Uo not
only brought hack tho London Assurance AHso-
citation. OF which llo was tho ngcnt boioro thor
withdrawal, but nlao llnd In his possession his
eonmiseion as General Agent Of tue Company
for tho states Ut Illlnoie, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
1own, and tho wost half Of Michigan. Dir.
Clarke Hays l,o hns Ind Interviews With rnoat Of
tho managers Of tho lending Eaatorn companies,
aud ho bus no doubt thnt nearly oil OF thonl
would rasutno ngniu, though they would work
rAther oarefulytof tho preuont, mud eoattor their
risks in Buch n InnnuGr that largo oou!]agrnton
could not hurt thom much. Tho Continental, Of
New York: tho Phmni1, OF Hartford; md tho
1iowngd Of Now York, will probably nos resume
until 4 later time.
Tho Springfield Tiro md lIarino Insurance
Company. Of Springfield, Mass, resumed busI-
iiosB yesterday.
, 1874-12-10
HENRY T.THQMAS.

CARD FROM MEssns. REYNOLDS AND conBETT.
The following card from tho partners Of this
abaconding individual will bo published in tho
next issue Of tho Prairie Farmer:
On tho 9Th Of November. 1874 tho azm Of Rcy-
sent, alt the Chairman and Secretary Of tho E1ccu-
Tive Committee Of the 6ata Grange at ultuoEa wera
noltcd at oce OF the fact On tho ID day Of pacon-
bur- ro days afterwards tho couccrn wiz placcl In
eredttors ana tho business discontinued.
It " proper tl,at tho undersigned glYe to tho puhn
the calEes tint le to these stupD Thoy tAcHp:
Just lsevlolH tn tho uc Uf tssoluon It WIS dlsroy-
rred tint ar Thon,as, tho asttuN iinancjsi maaeer,
had Gcen using Tho PAPER OF tho commission firm IN
his own pTltato and iro0t(esa operatioua to sc an
o1tent As to Gtippe 1t beyond noo Of acucsHfnl coll
tintianco as then organized. But it was still Aopptl
1''iro tho closing Of thu toorp. Unfortunately, how
ever, ths fuu extent not known, md III II tleye-
oret It Dacamo plain that tue hsi,ess muAt close.
w 4ava lho further, aud gratifying fact 10 state
shipper Will 0so dollar by tho failure all conBgu.
nDuta arrivuE addressed to tho lAp firm nre turned
over 10 bartholomew !: bryant, commission ucr-
chants, No. l9l Mnzip Btrco who will notify parties
promptly.
In tls connection, will tako occasion to say, NOT
by wny OF complaint Us much inatter Ut warming
and atyfce, Tint tho Grunge support to ths tlletr
c,oscu Anuse for tho transaction of CuicagD business
las not hccn such ns 10 Tarrnn further experiments
of this Kind without rac clmngo III tho lnills Of
patrura tt1t will loud thelA to act upon tue pructHe
that coAtrnct should be binding Hlt'to upon hoth
pares-tAoso who grow crops 10 sell as vol those
appointed to sell them,
abatement Of tho business done for tho Order in
Ibis h.au to NoY had previously ueun furnished to
tho Secretary Of the Extxutiye Committee af the Bto
Grunge ut blu request. nI will doubtless 10 presented
JonA 1. REYNOLDS.
". W. Co2uErr,
, 1874-12-10
THE JULY FIRE AND THE MAYORS MES.
C&rE

10 The Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
Sin: Referring to tho tire OF laat July, In l!s
message pnblIHhea this morning, Mayor Colyin
snys: Tho fire was extinguiahod by the Fire
Department after it Ind gained gront heudway,
proving that, however lacking in drill and train
ing. our lremen woro really courageous anu
efficient, aud renaonably-woil furnished witt.
apparatus and supplied with wator." Tho
strongest comment Oil this statement Ii tho fact
TINT tho talEess md most important structure
destroyed in that 1ro tho Michigan Ayonuo
IIotel) waH tho last to burn; its hoat was moro
terribly Irresistible than that Of any other build
lug. Tho fire did not oxtond itKo1f fuythor bo-
caneo thoro waH nothing moro to foel Upon.
It, had burnt itsolt out. lcaring only tho
luke to looward The capacity OF wator-
supply WIS shown III tho fact that
no ilra~ongino working west OF Third ayonuo
could attain q wntor.prossuro Of over 80 pounds
per square eh,-alOut huff OF what 1lreMon
tlltnk MI ordinary tlro-reBsllre. No ono doubts
the conrago Of our tlroinun, but It must not 10
supposed that their Rnbjattfon to Kood BYatom
OF discipline will ondow thaul aupprnatutNlly.
It s impossible Tor my good TO como from
aueh iiagrant Bolf-soplliatrY Rs that portion
OF tho Mayors noanaso. Whllo tho Insurance
companies wGro discussing 0ur condition. uuu
after tho National Lizard decided to Icayo Nv,
there Was perhaps IN eIol,so for coaooaling our
raal weAkneBs from the world. This r0tuTn Of
t1s insurance companies nas .1plnoYsa al Elel
, 1874-12-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Tho Academy Of Dogign will give its sixth ox.
hibition Tuesday syoniDg. Dec. 22.
Tho sala Of aoass for Dayard 1aylor'a now lee.
turo in tho stas Conrao begins this morning at
JanHon, o1cCiurs i Co.'s.
Tho Young Peoples Society Of tho Ada Street
n, L. Church gives Now England supper, bo-
ginning ut o'clock tonight.
Tho rohcaraai Of tho. Beethoven Society,
choruB and orchestra, will tnho place ut Earwoll
Hall Tomorrow afternoon At & o'clock.
bret 11arto lectures tonight III tho Lakeside
course, at Farwoll HILL. a full house viii groo:
him. Subject: "IAo Progress Of American
numor."
Tho Rav, Florence MCCARTHY will preach ut tho
Amity Baptist Church, corner Warren aycnno
nnd noboy street, this oyeuing at 71}9 o'clock,
Subject: g Prayer"
Tho l1rst Scotch Church, corner Of Sangamon
aud Ada streets, will hold festival this evening
to celebrate tho admission of tho congregation
into tho Chicago proHbytery.
"How to Oct Rsol,, or 81 200 and Homo tor
Every Man, ia tho subject Of cct1.ro to bo given
this evening at Grant Place Methodist Episcopal
Charuh Dy tha nov. q. T.. Folton.
4 nupper and halo Of faney art'e1es will ba
held in tho locturo room Of Unity Church (tho
ltDf4 OF+ NpllJ6l AlkEEIlO1M AHA GfG3l-
Ing. Supper from to s. Admission, 25 ceuts.
Supper (oxtra), 25 ccntB.
Toamstors and laborcrB in 1nrgo numbnrs ara
at tho Freo Employment Bureau, No. LIS Fifth
avenue, in pursuit Of work. Employers WHO rtI,
mako use OF these men will meot with q warm
reception at tho aboro Office.
The Athonmum class in light gymnastics for
ladies' and children will meet Saturday ut 2:20
o'clock, inutead of ut 9, nB previously announced.
n
Rooms, No. Ill madison street.
Tho ladies' interested iu tho concert to be
given by Mr. pratt, for tho benefit Of tho Found
ilngs Ilomo llavo made their leadqs,alters ut
". D. Keen, Cooke T. Co.'S, III aud 115 6sate
street. The Committee OH lresu aud Printing il
requested to moos at RoouH Tomplo OF Music
this morning ut 10 o'clock,
Tho ladioa OF tho Lincoln Park Congregational
Church will continue their popular lunches until
Saturday on tho second floor Of tho building No.
l53 Randolph street, which Inns becu for two
years 8 resort fos ladies !uncl.ins sown-town.
They are now we'll ratronizod, but always luu
room for thoso who favor tholn.
mr. Charloa Dral'nugh tho eloquent English
Republican, las haen engaaga1 by tho Sunday
p. H., a. tho Grand Opora-l1ouse. His subjeci
fil DO "1sopubllcanis!n I'll England To-Day,"
and tho lecture will bo substantially new QUO
THE APOLLO cLun cosoEaT.
Tho Apollo Club concert will bo givon this
evening to ita assooiate members, in tho largo
The programme ts the best tho club haa ever
offered. In addition to tho solo efforts Ut
AIra. Stacey, Prof. Bcrgstein. and n1r.
hchultzc;:; an unusual feature of attrae-
toa wl]l @ 5o - tho nSMaion''yns , Of si'ss
neut OF tho lady players of this country, and
who Aaa nado great succeas both in tho East
and In Europe. AZ Inauy musical people out
, 1874-12-10

orec11t U3dNHtcH to 1Hc LNtc1Ht tribune.
New YoRE, Dec. 9.-GnA1s-Iu wloat, COM
mon grados OF spring Eayo boon l|uctuatiug
through speculative influences, and pricoa atow
much irtcgularity. Corn and outs lavo alao
Attrautel tue speculative ciass, and prices have
ruled high. Darloy il scarcer, aud priuoH hayo
advanced.
At to-tay's market wheat was quios during
Tho early part Of tho tay. but cloHod. rather
sieSly, as expectations 'sero encouraged by a
slight decline IN ratoa Of freight. Salos OF
15O,ouo bushels. which included No. 0
spring ut 51.07@1.U3, No. 3 Chicago at
sl.l0@1.1o, No. Milwaukee al Gill
@l.llt$, uugradcd Town una Minnesota at s1,07
9l.t5Gol.17, rcd winter Western 1t S1.1o0Dl ,2G,
nnibor do at s1.2i92l.G0, white Western Ut Sl .o8
@1.37. No. Northwestern ut 5i.1lG0l,12, No. Z
S!iia"sota Mt ?l.ll, No. do ut 5l225. anl M.
Milwaukee ut !l.23.
Corn y sAado llrlnor md rasher mnro aetiyo.
Galcn Of Of, GOO bn, ut 059Du5]9e Tor mixed West
crn nlloat atl.l no. 10 III STORE sB0pyYo Tor new
mixed, o1@oic for nav yollow Southern, aud sG
e0g0o for white Western.
Oats duh mud l@l}5c lower. saloH Of $4,000
bn ut G7@G!c for m&ed Western; G8@70o Tor
white do ); HlHo Bof30r jnnRary ut zoo.
Barley Aolu with rehorvo; sales Of $500 bu
two.roWod State. cholco safootiou, Tonight, at
pnoy1s1oSa-EIayo boon rather unaott1od ana
prices Ahow IL downward tenaoncy. Dealings in
pork u,tl lard aro altogether speculative. ant3
ps!ers Of tho lattor article ahow a sharp decline
hoaa pork waH dull and without chnngo III
yaluos. Now and old mess OH spot IL quoted at
s2l.oo Jan1iary options ut 5a1.25 and Febru-
Lard lower, but closed rathor moro settled,
with l60 tlorcos sold early vi 1915, aud at tho
cloao lou do at 133lc City aola 1t 1910, For
future lul.rory tho doalings woro 1,O06 tcs JAM
nary nt 1899 closing At 13l bid 1,0U0 tca soil
or february ut 13Io: 500 10 NJ 10 sic for s.oan,
With 1880 htd for a50 tcH Bolor six MontlH.
Wu'aKY-F.rm. with good .lenlantl. sAlos OF
451 hrla ut al.02; alno lG0 brls alcohol ut s1.Dl.
fnE1dlI1s-ltatos derlloaly lowor, with lttlo
conAl,Mnsatcd ut tho doclino. To liverpool, by
!'tonn, II, 600 hu grain ut B1id per bu. Tho HON.
tual rate by hail IL 7l<GpHd,
, 1874-12-10

Tho Donf Aluto Society Of Chicago appeals to
tho public for contributions Of funds, books, and
other mattorB necessary to tho forinntion aud
maintenance ct q llbrary aud reading room, aud
1copIng hall for Lectures.
This Society was regularly organized on tho
18th Of january, 1874. It occupioa roo,na ut No.
81 Madison Btreot Az q mooting recently held
for tho election OF officers for tic year 1876 tho
following pcrsons wcro chosen (all Of them donr
mutes]: Mrs. J. II. darlington, President; J.
+. Townsend, Vice-Preslaont; N. D. Daruum
William Sullivan E. 7. Kingon, ]. q. InneB, and
N. Zimmerman, Board OF Trustees; Treasurer,
G. A. Christensen; Secretary 4. II. Thomas.
Tho object Of tho Society fs to sock to fill tho
void in tho social lives Of persons afflicted With
eternal. nover-cnding deafness aud lulnbpesu,
WHO. by reason Of thoir atllictions, aro doprired
of tho enjoJmonts and lApptnoss Of life which
1nutea cannot attend lectures or religious dis
cotrscs but they can roaa. Docks. thon, nro
their great need. At proaont tlloy llnvo fifty
eight volumes OF miscelfaueoua works, mud q
good many magazines, -tbelnIclous Of library.
inga ut stated periods, and lectures, road
inEs, and debates are conducted ia tho
sign language. Tho Society is composed
exclusively Of graduates Of tho Doaf-11ute lii
stitutions ThS public aro admitted to tho mcot-
tho ideas expressed by tho pantommic alguB,
gcsturcu mid movements Of tho speakers.
II ono trica to form Bono idea OF tho extent Of
tho calamity in being doat mute, of how very
many services Of pleasure md amusement ho III
deprived lii one roaectBibut for Il 1nomont upon
tho pitiablo condition Of thoso doat mutes. un-
less tho heart bo ndamantino, ono cailuot but DO
lnoved TO bonovolcnco for them: II circum-
stances will not warrant q cash donation OF a
money expenditure for books. there
nro snroly somo volumes lying on
tho top Bhclyos OF tho book-case
upon which much value may not ho put by it's
owner, and yot tint very nnBty. wcl-thum1ca
,uma .asisLt Le tho 4aoals ct slatldoniuR tho
hearts of Some deaf mutes BY roason Of tho
quaint and nay be humorous story OF by-gono
days continued within its covers It is within
tho power Of every ono, the unblcat, to do Ho,ne-
thlng toward Frightening the darAaono liyea Of
tile deaf muteB. They do not require money Tor
moneys sake; they nro financially in sound
condition; that is, they have no debts to pay.
It may bo addod though TINT it thcy had they
aro minus tho funds to wipo tbom out It ii
bookH they require, and the presentation Of aon,o
volumes to tho Society would bB gu act Of
Duneyolonce of tho richest kind.
, 1874-12-10

4 1noeting of the auxiliary sociesieA embraced
in tho Chicago District OF tho Wonlan's FofoiSu
Missionary Society OF tho Methodist Church will
DO hold ut tho First Methodist Church this
morning. The session continues through the af-
toruoon and evening. Tomorrow tho North
western Brunch Of tho Baiue Society will meet in
tho aamo place.
Tie Village Trlstooa held an adjourned n1cot-
ing ut tho Town Hull Tuastny evening" tl.ora
being prosout TralBtoos Gilbert, Cage Mann,
blanchard, and Kiddor.
Tho Village Collector. g. g. stratton, reported
that lo had colloclod S1,l25 ou special assesB-
ment sin November, and paid uatl sum to tho
Village Treasurer, togethor with S33, the
anlollut retained from previous collections as
commissions, boforo tho Collector was put Cd h
SALARY. Approved.
4 petition WIS rocoiycd from Er. Riloy, ask
ing lenye to alter lB ice.houao wllol! ii within
tho ire-ll1nits. 1loferrod to Fire Committee,
with power to Aot.
Diiia woro allowed amounting to 33,D35.
Thu Committee appointed for tho purpose, 70.
ported the purchase Of LOUD foot OF Btar hose ut
81. us pnr foot QUO hose-cnrt ut e200, another at
s2l2, and Blk brass noszlos ut 76 each. Tho
hoso il guaranteed for two years, aud III to bo
paid for Jnly i. 1876.
Tho bo,ul presented by Julian Il, Fitch, Super
intondont Of Wa!et-Worka, was approved.
Tho rule requiring a two.thir1s vote to aus-
pG[lu tlQ ENlta lA HEAGl ~ ttlV I'LL UA
its pabsago Immediately WIS rppoalod.
Ihe q,tcston Of putting. up sigma with tho
names Ut tho streets val aiseNsssa md reiosrea
to thu Committee on Streets aud Alloys
4 proposition for tho construction. of q fire.
alnrm telegraph was rocolyod md placod OH file.
The Committee appointea to Investigate tho
subject OF lighting Dayla Hsraet with gaH Was
given allnthar week in Wltrh tn report.
Tho Irusteos think that tho Wator-,Yorlis will
DO III operation by tho end Of noxt woek.
AIfnIJrt,rI fCr M tron1t
During tho abHouco OF tho family Monday
oyea;ng tho Residence uf Charles 4. Groy WINS
entered aild relieved OF juwory, clothing, a,ld
other artialoa, tho wllo!o valued at about $3.50.
The lAI!es OF tho Daptigt Church viii! give l.
fair mud festival nj Union Hull tH md friday
evenings, for whlcl carofa. preparations hayo
boon nlade, nnd which will DO worth visiting,
wAHulNoT0A LElaIITB.
Tho New-Eng!and supper to 10 giyon by tho
lndics OF Bothany Church tA!a ovoniug will DO n
very choice entertainment. Tho faet Of thoro
boing late t,asM Oh Tho Dummy Iaaiiroaa
Thursday night going to nl1to Iala..d will 10 I.
ysost convenience 10 all who wiHh to attend from,
Tint town.
Tho brick and other material for tho now
depot Ut Nlnoty-tifth Htteot Ia on tho ground,
md the foundations aro nuw gong III. 1t Wit
~ thu bout dopQt ea tue Lock Jslana AailrQa4
, 1874-12-10
SANCAMON STREET.
OPERATIONS OF BURGLARS on THAT rHonoudu-

fAnr
Tho burglar contAglon soeinu to be spreading
f1nify a,ui to rather roteyc Forcn n,, Vitality at
o,ai. a,,,,os.r1 ,,nri ora ~ I'D, n,,oaa.,o,, ~
.",a 1,"s,,e.., ..,", "a u'e '"eeos''ou =.
'oia a'aa hRil'1a4 p1un"et'ns 1s not soon nippou
II, tho bud, no llaYe but to oxpoct gouoral up
rising agaust tho police und detcctiyo oilloats,
who It would 4eom ara citl,cr too thiol1,cndo,l to
1s'npu1 ~ ''"' W iuu " ,nc4i "u'"n'"eo
anu 1ntofeats 60 Bholtor this pand VI profosafonal
ho1,Bo "1lftore." Tho freshest information OBJ
tained in connection with tho subject ia tlat tho
gnnG' or a portion Of ttior numoor' hayo spotted
r. Vital, y, 1,1,. ,oa.n 10 n tlsn sio
1orod ~ ~ WIT, ~ '.'ns ,a n1s ,,r ng ;t nIu IT, ns,
1eas ,not ~ r'oro ta @ hafF tov, m.t rn',l,ari Io
lsvo oa,, ,,anna.rotah ~ IT, ,oosi;t4,
casn tn i,r9aen Io - ~. III vnI, T.,
,,ra, i, III. a,, .,a',a, ~
eos"o """S , m,t !..n r,.s "su rnan,u p''l'Sos'
.or,.,,,.,, J., III. ,s;.,i" nu4u!.sna t ..,
, 1874-12-10

inhult, won't, brt I'ye rot his pl1toEor. I'vn
rot lila uutnhnr AMI tnnorro,v fiji Mia
Esst Of t1n nnnoco w waa tnst i, t,io rnrooromo
ionv,,tor II ~ ~ % "ah iuat ~ so uploafuMn' M
B @ ~ u tha 19ces, WHICH, 20 oxahela;oH tllo
GU iauy tat IL look long oxplhfhtlon 6nu IlaiY
a{'ofoEicR boiorD Hto could 10 tEtl4lpcH to nban-
sn,, ,ut @ to WAX oaoH 10 'he eta-
'N1@ "'''* '""o t'o 'io@t ti"'. nou.o'
TiiE WAREHOUSE CASES.
festordaY morning tho warehouse caBna oa,no
up in The Criminal Court. mud Wero dGlnye1 vet
onee taoro, htoesre 1}ortor. Lawatt, md Qo,1dy
apkofl Tar nnnif,cr nontinun,,cn n, tin rroun;i
thnt tho ornatinu ~ H. rona,ftutiaraIitv ~ tlo
ua,a,a H. i,s -. ~ ~ ~ ,s. 'ent,1 IL, H. ~
, 1874-12-10

Danmn1i, vaa lltto bottor. Int to ono acquainted
with Mr.. Dau,nann signature 1t ~ At onco do
tcoel rs n co,lnterfo1t. The fractional currency
WAB vol executed. mud nouo but practlocd oyo
would dotcot them.
4 ntJRaLAn uAu11iT.
1ato Tuoaday oronit1g Mr.. Thornns King, wfio
reHsden at Mo. 81 keiloy gtreet, COLLECTED 91o0
duo him from aomo poraopa on tho Woss Side.
awakonod from his eloap by n man !tnnainE. In
lis, stocking-Feot by lid botl-Hilo. who.
with n loadci revolver Cooked aud
p'a e'th ,se.at ' ont' S" If 'A1ssf'oS o Ia @ nos
turn over tho money without word TINT ho Ind
ono boantl. threw llntaclf Of, tho burglar, wlIo,,
desperate struggle onaued for tho nlastory.
During tho Ecntlsc, Tho revolver waB dropped oil
tto iioor out of tic reach Of Tho struggling mon.
Dir. king, however, H,ccoot1ol In throwing Ills
inan, to tho floor. The would d-be-assasHin lnado
QUO last Desperate effort and broke away from
nlmitteu him To tho house. As llo tlol, Mr..
King Hoi:ed tho robber's pisto, mud firod ut a
retroatnS figure. but unfortunately MlHaol lila
mnrh.
tho bus stables OIL Archer ayunuo, where, with
iact bleeding llom tho rough ronl over which In
Ind travelled. lie cnscroa, md, giving tho nanio
Of Thomas 1onncaaoy, related T. story OF how
10 liad J.. boon 'sayald and robbed Of liis boots
nnl aA1 III money. Tho mon ut tho ssnbles TO-
taiued lin, until Officer Wala!l mndo biB appear
nnco. ui1 to hin tho story was ro-
poatod. Tlo oilloo. doubted tlo truth
fniness Of 1t, and conveyed him to lilo
Deoring Street Station for tho purpose
Of Investigation by Bergt. Hood. Aftor dnylight,
alr. Hing went to tlio stallion to relate hiH nd
yonturo With tho burglar, md tho Sergeant. nflor
hoaring it, conluotod him to tho cell or uol-
nossey, and 10 was at once identified ns tho
burglar by MIR. KiuE.
III tho convouinE Of tho south-sido po!!co
Court tho prisoner vas airalgnoa before Justice
Doylon for examination oil tho double charge !;
ono for burglary, an tito other for assault with
u deadly weapon with intont to kill. Tho Justice
committed him In bail uf ST, QUO.
, 1874-12-10
Il Virginia E'rtarutlY.

4 farmer III Louiaa County, w., ono night lust
weak. hearing noiso about tl|H corl~honso, went
out with daublo- -barro!ul stot'g!ln, and soelng
negro, t!rcll, killing him INSTANTLY. Upon OK.
4.Rltjat}nn to discovered tllat the mum ho shot ut
,yaa sitting upon lover which had haon inserted
itl craok and the l.ouHo bodily lifted up, whiIo
two othera wero heuo1th getting ont tbs coru.
Aa tAo lrss man toll tgQA tho laYpr thQ house
, 1874-12-10
THURSDAY DECEMBER TO- 1874

ton,barrasnnont. Tho Indulgence In thia mthorn-
bo Holf-cajolery i8 worao tlan foo1iRll,--lt ia
wlckod, md II not stopped will rosnlt with ,s aa
with a1l fools who r1lsli nadly on whore angola
fcnr To traatl. l. +.
CuiUAaC, Ueo. 8, 1874,
, 1874-12-10

ohiokoring Square Grand Pianos.
Extra I'arlor plauo6.
All tho latest improvements.
Warranted to please, or money refunded.
Rcels Tctnrla Ut aI1lnfc. ~ Win Duron STRAIT
, 1874-12-10
closed down upon the unfortunate wrotohos, aud
cruslcu TIC lfc out of shom.

Yes, Wo Do Mean It,
when Ho anfm Tint We soil lacea underwear, co,sc.s,
linens. aud housekeeping goo!s cheaper tll.n an3
kna 2a6 Went Ma1fsou street, '~@'f ~7@
, 1874-12-10

IsV JAS. T.. nIcN1ANllA1eA 81 CO.,
~ 81 East WaahIu4ton-st
rrnf1o sa1os of Boots and Shoes ut Auction
oyory Taestiay and Thursday Moruingu, 81
D Id o'clock.