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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-28
Tnr MINIS ALL RIGHT.

As we 90 10 press wo are personally
'n!armsd by superintendent osbiston Of
:hs Savage mine. tina, Msssrs- Ferguson
81 the Goali & Curry and I,rshall Of
,hs ophir. passed through from the
:osner to the Latter mine to-day. and
found everything all right. Neither the
o,hir ror the Consolidated Virginia
saai. 10 a, al injured below the
roints where tho Gro stop was
.lic,i-son, twenty-five or thirty
feet below tn, moa,hs Of the
-aa:ls. The Caiiiorni, mine IL abso-
lately unipjarsd. Tho water In the
Consolidate Virginia has sesn lowered
s.vsn,cen fee. in tie LIST twenty-four
hours by the pumps OF III, Gould and
Carry. Savage. AMI H.is aud Norcross.
There 10 no gas. as was reported. In the
GSuli ani Garry. All all the damage
:, any mine IN Virginia has been above
geouai. This stat, o: af airs ID most
sa.ogsasinc. :cr vi,., perfect shafts and
good tesssse frai'. tn, prosperous and
satisfactory returns o, ons leading mines
San se bat temporarily delayed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-28

AZ least th,re Is enc railroad ia the
United States where the passenger IL To
he projected against the &c aend and
peanut plunderer. Conductors On tie
New York Central have beea instructed
to Subjected the cheeky news ssenis
and candy boys to such discipline u
shall prevent the oa,rirg Of their %.
f-rsiv- publications ard stale wasss II
q WAY that sha!l b. a.sa:.esaIle or 90
noying. such ~ throwing then i,,o he
passengers lap or Leaving ,hsD on his
seat.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-28

TIE Iowa Legislature which was
elected on the ,2.h Inst. 50 overvheln.
insly Republican. elects q successor
next Winter 20 Senator Geo. q. Wight
OF tia; State. I. ia nov said tha. the
new Legislature Is in favor OF Secretary
VI War Bslknap. i0r the position. Belk-
napis q sasswi politician. who seems
to have Known how to make his oeieil
patronage help lis political prospects.
With his War Department advertising
and other patronage. no worked his
claim to the S~enatorship during his
visits ~ iowa with great If Ct.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-28

fHs Dsssio Tspru says: ''ff all the
gold n tbs wo,.i sere welded into one
solid cubic jloe,.. one aida Of the cube
would measure o,ly tverty-thres feet.
Il isn't mach Of a lump to b sure. but
We should like to p.sy with Il Q day or
.Wo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-28
NOTICE.

AMOUNT DAVIDSON LODGE NO. 8. !. O.
Nl o. p. viii meet at the Third Ward
s~chool.houss. on SATURDAY EvENlN0. %
the usual hour. By order Of the oonmittee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-28
CAUTION.

SENAroR SILVER MINING COMPANY
- Location Of works. Virginia Mining DIS
hsrsby cautioned asainst negotiating tho fol-
LOWING certificates OF stock in the above CON
pany, ths whole or portion OF same having boz
soid Tor assessment No. n. on Occtobsr 7ist.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-28
Situation Wanted.

A COMPETENT YOUNG GIRL WISHES 4
n situation in . private family, TO do general
house work or chamber snd table.work; NO
10 going Q short distance In the csun-
try. Apply TO GRO. 0RKENW ALT. opposite
Fulton FOUNDRY, on d street tDividel. o7s So
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-28

BANK SusPKssiox. Yesterday after
noon the iron doon Of the Bank Of
Findlsy 4 Co. closed. Al that closing
tsok place before regular hours, the
event caused much inquiry % to the
cause Of Il. We do not know why tho
bank closed. excepting that w know
that the best assets In the world cannot
realize coin for present use. We believe
the closing II but temporary. In this
connection We will say that the interests
OF the Nevada County Marrow Gauge
Railroad Company are not involved,
but that the road viii 60 along a. II has
been doing. -Gras Hausy Union, Cd.
26h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-28

Ta- pu.ch var agains. the Atchiness
.n northwestern Srraa.ra has not been at
II successful. sins, the fall Of the
.crlssss called L., Era,ow. early in
.s's. the Dutch have rais NJ real pro-
gees. ADD Tie greater portion Of Atshin
u st!ll in the L.lds Of the Mohomstan
a~a,,vss. pissas., t.dsd by tie intense
beat. makes tsrns., .iaveo among the
soldiers Of Holland. A bounty Of ga
IL now paid Each nan eulistsd for the
var. The blaze for tie DISASTROUS
management, OF tie -ss is thrown BY
some upon the Goysrnor Of the Dutch
indies; Int others say that u. Feaussen
vaa dc Pate. the co.onii Minister. Is
tas person In fault. Meanwhile. the
A,chinese have a new Sultan. and II is
gumorsd cha. under his command shs!
vii o mako m aggressive movsmsnt
With 5000 men asainst the Dutch
..uss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-28

Az APPROPRIATE GrlRrrxo Ponr.-
Moody and Sankey have commenced
their revival services In the East, and
their FIRST performance was very appro-
priassly and juSicion.ly given at Brook
ing the people Of that city. We shall have
confidence In their ultimate triumph,
but va think Il Just Q little odd that.
before tackling 80 hard a ~ as Brook
Ign, they did not test their strength
upon their own city-Chicago. II might
be thought that II there ever was u place
In need Of . revival. that place was
Chicago. and yet its native ministers
shake Of its dust, and insist upon con,
vsrting all the other heather before they
turn their attention to homo matters.--
Sacramento Record Union, Ocf 26h.
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NOTICE.
Good Business for Sale.

DEMO pEs IRous or LEAVING, IoPyER
ID my Boot and shoe business In Silver City
for sais on reasonable terms. with or Without
the stock. fOur nice rooms; rent only y per
month, Next door 70 Paul Gross' meat market.
on Main street. Apply soon 70
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SETTLE UP

A IL PRISONS INDEBTED TO the UN.
"A dsclSmsd arc hereby requested 70 come
forward and settle forthwith. otherwise they
will bs subjected 10 trouble and costs. Gall
on me d The Concord House. Lower Gold
oe;,iv. NEIL xeIvER.
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y. u. bA ~ bccfctAfys
San Fnncls co. October Is. ls1s. ocss ID
n,ROY CONSOLIDATED GOLD
AND SILVER MINING OOhPANS.-Lo.
sltIon Of principal place Of business. San Fran
Location Of vorts. virginia Mining District.
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice % hereby given, that At mest,ngof
the Board Of Directors, held on tho 2h DAY
Of October. 1915, An assessment %
Twenty Qol Gents per share was levied
upouths capital stock Of the corporation, pay.
s6ls Immediately, In United States Rold cotn, TO
the Secretary, at the once Of ne Company,
Anv stock upon which. this assessment shall
rcmsfn unpaid on the 2eth day Of Novsrnbsr.
isTb, will Be delinquent, and advertised for sale
A. publIc auction, and unless payment 10 made
neiorc, will bs sold on the seventssnth
dsy OF December. ISIS. 70 pay the delinquent
sssessmcnt, together with costs Of adver.
sjsing and expenses Of sale.
nv order OF the Board OF Dlreetors.
vIDNkY q. HkRBERT. Secretary.
i. oncs-Room No. ., us Clay street. San
Fnncisco. Caliiornia. oe1s
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DIED.

WATERS In Virginia, October %, George
, Waters. aged about 20 yeafs.
THE funsrai will take place from bis late
residence. South D street. Virginia. at -. y.
tomorrow
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FoR eALEI'

A TwosTosy HousE, sEooxp DOOR
Divide. Apply 70 A. .. LYNCH, % tSs prn-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-17

WHATEVER You COOK. Cook WELL
''Margaretta" writes the Germantown Tele-
graph a. follows: 1 am a plain woman. and
the cooking OF my family i of the plain kind,
which l. either done by myself or according
TO my orders. | cannot boast of preparing
all the fashionable dishes of the day. and I
do not think that il would be any special
credit 10 me ii | could. But can cook what
do know well. and can make the most of a
lIttle-a species OF economy OF very consider
able consequence TO all families who have
not more money than they know what To do
with. and especially 10 those who have but a
small portion of this worlds goods. | ann an
old married woman, II You please; or ia other
words woman who has been a good while
married. 1 have seen a great deal of the
world. as the world goes in rather a small
circuit, principally in a farming community;
and so far as cookery il concerned / have
seen much TO complain OF l do moi think
that many OF my neighbOrS. relatives and
friends live nearly 50 well aS they ought 10
DO upon the food which they consume. 1 ob-
serve that there is a general disposition 10
avoid labor in cooking, the idea being that 10
~ good enough without going to any more
trouble. But assure all houSekeepcrS that
there is nothing in our domestic duties that
pays so well. in comfortable satiSfart ion
as well as in economy. as good cooking with
respect 10 all dishes, however plain they may
no
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-17
EVENING STAR.
WEDNESDAY. .H.brunry -. 1879.
Reechcr'S Dread Of Reach

~
BeecheT. a. u il how aimittef Sl,o,ild have
retained Beach at any expense, All Nh,
Know TIE power 81 this man eNpect that bfS
lnNecilNe on the defendant will bp The r,nSf
cruel thing reTpetTatei in any court in tn
world. There are hundreds who would give
ten dollars To hear Beach spread himself
The case VIII conclude with an avalanche of
annihilating power. ID il said that Beechpr
breads Beach more than any other clement in
the case He had an i8timation az the laf-
tCrs incisive style in a few minutes speech
which thrilled The audience like stroke OF
lightning. This plainly suggests the tcY-rorS
winch are IN Store. Ecach and Eeecher ara
much alike in character. and are almost
equal in age. in stature. and in weight.
Had Mr.. Beach been a preacher ne would
have rivalied the orator OF Plymouth
church in mercurial wit. brillianca of
thought. and originality OF OPPRESSION.
tn the other hand. IL Beecher had boon a
lawyer he would have been noted for that
versatility OF language. that pictorial display
OF Nolu> ana ideas. that commingling of law
Win wit, satire, and Scathing denunciafto n
and that flexible and majestic utteraorr
case stands, 4; is one Beechcr let loose on
another. AS gentleman calmly remarked
'Sir. Bcecher has always been his own worst
enemy. His free and easy pulpit SfNin and
his general display Of what i called Baccaey-
ism have continually injured him. anl now
aging influence. bat he il also 10 take On.
punishment a. IL were hi> own self Another
man remarked. q" [ would rather have all The
lawyers in America against me tnan Reach
During six weeks BecChyr has seen This anta--
oniSt. Ike "a huge anaconda. calmly waiting
the proper moment to crush and swallow
NM I or TINS reason 10 J. now apparent tU1t
the great hluUdcr in The ease was thcout>Sipu
on the part Of tie defense 10 retain this leE.l
Jupiter ToTanS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-17

CHINANENs BoNES.-The unloading OF an
CblOng pine box. cUriOusly adorned with Chi
neSe hleroglyphicS, from the wcstern-bound
train, at the denot on Saturday. excited no
little curiosity, the qualification OF which
brought out the fact that the contents were
nothing more nor less than the remains OF
deceased Cinnamon, prOmiscuouSly thrown
together and boxed for reShipment To tn
howery kingdom. This lot was from Co
rhine, Utah, and consigned 10 An Ching,
Sacramento. When a sufficient number of
these boxes, well filled, are gathered here 10
make respectable invoice, they are for
warded 10 the proper agent i'm San Francisco
and thence TO their destination. IL is said 10
he one of the most sacred obligations OF COM
panieS who import coolies To return them,
dead or alive, To their native land. ami II il
curious TO note with what zeal the remains
are sought out, even in the most remote To-
calitieS where any are known to have died
SUcToHe,yO Record
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RAILROADS.
NV SsRE and ,SYI<GToS
i.is.t ~ LINE TO BALTIMORE
THIIAIiLTEIR- ~
NFE ynpE


AL FONTS " THE NEW EyGJNivD
81 TES.
IiIEUt Gil Ea.NEEk WASHINGTON ANp
NEW YORK
EiTHDt CHASGF Of ClEC
Ito fIT st vf his line new al al the ,S.
s-.-aT- Urd improved finish
TEAts lkNNlNti At q22 A VI IL Pill
NAN PAkLOk CAR TRAIN FNCII-SIYFIY
IT LLNAN PLACE SLEEPING cans oy
NIGHT Trains
on ara after EBRj AIRY Is. IS75 trains bv this
l.nr Wt'l leave Depot # Baltimore and Potomac
RAIN 1at corner II 9Th and Il streets. follows
--OS a " ENpTc~s for Philadelphia. New York
. - aid r"int- East daily except SUNDAY
= % a n. Limited Ex preSs-Pullman Car Train
de-iy. except Sunday.
l. N Express for Philadelphia and New York
daily. exceFt sunday.
4 % 2 N ENTress for Pi ilalelphia ami way points
daily inns
"-O- p an. EyUreSs for Philadelphia. New York
and points Past daily
PlLIMAN PtELOE AIRS on all pav Trains
PILLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS on
Tickets ami Information can be procured al the Of
fCcs Of the company.
Baggage called f'g AMI checked at hoteI> and pri-
NStr residences orders left AT the Offices Of Tie
rnT1Hy northeast corner 18th street AMI PennSvI-
'1nls avenue AMI on northeast corner of PenuSvI-
sFria avenue and 9Th street
HcLct BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
ID. VI. EOYp. ia
General Passenger Agent, philadelphia. Pa
GEORGE T.. WILKINS.
II 1fsrf lent Kali q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-17

y RACE FOR LIFE.-Thc Calais Maine
Times says that on January = amcXprcss
train on the European and North American
railroad had a race with a fox on It's way
down, just below Enfield. The fox jumped
on the track after dark, and the only place
where there was light enough % see 10 run
being the center OF the track, where the head
light Of the locomotive threw its rays ahead
OF the train, ne took il, and commenced his
race for life" For the first three four
miles, while the fox was fresh. he held his
own, keeping about the same distance ahea 4
OF the train. but after that gradually lost
ground. until the pilot struck him. knocking
him against tree and killing him Instantly
The train was late. and was running al the
rate Of sixty miles an hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-17

4 CALIFORNIA PHENOsIENON.-The san
Francisco Alta of February says. ''Gestcr-
day at about 1879 O'Clock. while some tOpO-
graphical students We're out on the Preside
adjusting their instruments, suddenly hey
heard a sharp whiStling in the direction OF
the northwest. The sound Increased, and a.
it passed overhead as if shell OF rocket, a
whistle a first. increasing TO scream, then
a. a park of artillery rapidly rolling over
rough road. il dwindlcd into silence, passing
To the southeast. Nothing was visible in
the air. But the most curious thing about IL
was that before the sound the needle Of the
compass pointed .. TO the west Of north. But
when the sound had ceased, and the students
with pale faces gave their attention 10 their
theOdOliic. il showed variation OF - de-
grces 10 the east
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-17

QUEER Relationship ANoN1 rItF MoR-
MoNS.-Brigham Young married two sisters
OF Charlie Decker. anG Decker married two
daughters Of Brigham 10y other women. All
have children. Now. the offspring OF Clara
Decker Young and Lucy Decker Young ara
cousins Of Charlie Brckcr'S children. But
the latter are grandchildren of the formers
father, and consequently uephcw> and ni.ceS
OF jneir own cousins. But the nephew Of q
couSin-bloOd relationship holding-are Sec
OHu cousins. hence Bcckcr'S children must
bold that relationship toward each other
IeckerS wives are half sisters 10 the chill
dTen Of their own siSterS-in-law they are Sis
tcrS-in-law 10 their own father. and auntS 90
their own half sisters, Now. II the relation
ship were half-bloOied throughout, the Ca
mons OF Descent would exclude them. but a.
N doubles on both sides. they would prOba-
bly, bc included Hence the two Mrs. DeclIerS
are IN law their own auntS, while Clara -.
and Lucy II. Young are legal grandmother
10 their nioceS, and the two sets OF children
are respectively cousins, aunts and nieCeS,
and The Lord knows what besides.
Elder AllSop, OF SANDY station. married "A
widow and her oldest daughter. having al
The same time young daughter by q former
Wlie-nOw happily deceased. All this famiiv
live IN one house. The daughter Of his oldest
wife l. hall sister 10 his second wife. and TO
tie second wife's children; also aunt 20 the
second wife's children, and consequently her
own aunt-in-law4 The daughter of th.. de-
ceased wife il half sister 10 an the other chill
dren, legal granddaughter 10 one stepmother.
legal half sister To the other, and consequently
aunt -in-law 10 herself ~ they keep on a.
they nave begun, they will eventually pro
duce a hoy who will be- his own grandfather.
trtctDttui fD5a1iercidi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-17

ns-At Mariahilt IN Austria, a number Of
young men have formed an association To
which none but the sons of house owners are
admitted, and the members of which engage
TO marry none but dowerless girls without
prospects, under fine of 10, 900 forms. TO be
devoted TO the endowment of a poor couple.
~After the close of Senator Conkling's
Louisiana speech Senator Howe Is said 10
have observed: 81 may change my mind up
on further consideration. But as IL strikes
me now this speech OF Mr.. Conkling's is
without any exception whatever, the great
est oratortcal effort of which we have any
record in English literature"
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Wayscsau pv,,,,uYyors

ef - iilt time past W. have been auauSNt
N Loi Don by the rrescDce and ingenuity oil
TWO rival COZ jurors Dr. LINN ami Mr., M
kciync. They outaid one another ip MAJ
Nel>. AID are found TO occupy noon, side IA
S 1, al ihe Egyptian Hail. In Ficca ally
hon one rroiuced box trick the other
q rme out with a ra>kef trick. When on. px-
y, >et tie Davenport Brothers. the other riii-
cul,N The prrieniionS NJ Miss Eva Fay. Al
Last ". Lynn came out with a clever brit
ghasil - trick 81 cutting a mans head "a.
But Mr.. MaSkciNns, not 20 ~ beat IA, ha> in
vented e. mechanical cpntriVanca. sslltSf
PSN cho. witch = a marvel smong automatic
and already The talk ofsll London Psyche
= dummy T. urc resting on q SlGarr box or
caNe' literally nliod with ciu-kWork ana
elaborate mach 1ery, AMI this ease. with thr
dummy nGurc or doll resting upDso IL ~ M.
The case with the once celebrated at,topsti,
chess PLAYER. The box under p~V,ho l. vsry
Sinail. ana completely fillet with machinery
81 ~, eiaheiate KIND. But at command %
MT Ma>kelNup Psyche adds fig~eS tngeth,,
inultiplio>. Subtracts. aud performs Va-io,is
astounding fVat> in mental arsfNn,atf..
He y able also L. tell what cards have hSsn
sub>tracte,i from pack 10y several t.,No,.A., in
The audience But the most marvellous trs.ls
performed 10y Psyche consists Of hi rlaytnc
a hand AT whist with three gentlcmcu Sel.,.ta,l
nom the audience. When the cards ar. dealt
fNA vho'S cilr'.S are arranged in tront 81 hun
On a semi ciIcular frame. The cards p'aN.sl
are called ont by Mr. Ma>ktlNnp ar.f When
f>N oho'S turn comes 60 piaN. The ngDrc looks
wise Turns hi> head, puts oUt hiS hand. aud
selects thc necessary card lie plays an OK
&C i'ni came. never rpNaktsS or makes a mis-
TAXI, and the feat IL rvwaDiud with The most
I'nboUnd~i applause. Mechau.cIan> are wild
''1hul thc discovery. which rrfleet> great
si'silt on The Ingenious skill of Tho inNeut.ar
l~N'l,o Was first iufuo iu,-.l down az san
~, y, :, nam ~ rNI'r->S or,icr AMI command of
-. *. IT. ihe Prince co. Wales. who. hy the by
was prevented frum p2A iug hl~ ar-t Visit ID
Nj trN'-gs ham,ot at the INcrrm Ia~f eve
'.-i- CIV t'E ID Ii.t ~i'1 ana serious illness o.
rs A"nng'>i brother thc Prince L'opa.d.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-17

SCH JOSH rCr~-lsr. Riley was t.>
iamiiA physician tf thn Gusts ANA 1.rr flrrlf-
lies when Arlington WAS the hn~p5tuHlr lp-n.
OF iir oTiUtnt TO>~C>-nr>. A. that time f4N
estate was LARGE. and required the labor o.
--NtTal hundred slaves. " ho wen treated ~
Mr.. tu>iI> with the kindness ana familiarity
that lc might have shown % children. Mr,
'u~tis uariopk OF the Same spirit. ana She
undertook Tie cOmmcUdablr hl' difficult
TASK 81 educating Them. In this prtHrpr.>f.
Size did uat receive much suCDurs cement
nom her husband. not because DE- = i>apprpyel
40. hu- b"Cau>c On" regarded m as a homeless
task. tuc OF the pupils was an asnt and Su-
loiannuHted Co1chman. named lrle Josh
and Nh. Custi> had Uuderfa ken ta instruct
him Ia a." church CatcchiSm. Dn, day. en-
-d-vd iu Nil> iaUlaHlr pursuit, Slp hat Uncle
Josh sitting ON cushion af her feet wrJ,t-
Ing vigorously with the ten commandments
I H'te Josh was mot q brilliant scholar
Ia tact his mistress had often admitted thar
hc wa very stupid ard trNiug ca THIS or-
ana hiS iEStructrc>S yielded 10 an rTnpf .nnal
impulse 10 bang has old head with the book
I nCle Josh SpTapg 10 His feet -ngrrraf lively
speaking. for he was almost helpless VITA
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT up hi> old cap. ana
stand ng d,nantiy before Mrs. GUSTS OK
claimed. 20, no, MiSSuS, %. no. MiSSuS, Nou
can 10 tllat Uncle Josh has served you 10
long. MiSsuS. You can't beat Cuclc Josh o.
lie head wild hook"
MI. Gusts. who had been lying IN ambush
witnessed the scene. AMI when I--rl. Josh
commenced his dCnunci1tprN speech. tls old
man rOlicI upon the floor. c-Niug ont 20 his
tiScOuccried wife. Now yOu have tone 10,
Now you nave done it," and laughing until
his sides were sore
IL j. needless to ada that tins, CONNECTED
Uncle Jo>h'S catcchctical cuur,p.-.. yB.'o-.' -
DJ HUtSbiVy CauHctr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-17

TENNESSEE JUsTIcE.-William Butler j. a
cOlOred Justice OF tire peace in Nashville,
Tenn. In a case recently tried before him
Fanny Taylor got a verdict of six dollars for
a washing bill. Justice Butler took the mo-
ney from the defendant, and refused To give
il 10 the plaintiff. His judicial opinion is re
ported 10 have been, Fanny, dis money ieS
squares de count dat you owed me. I'll
freeze to il, honey" Fanny entered an eX-
ception to his Honor'S ruling, on the ground
that he was ian old thief" and then he
knocked out her front teeth and kicked her
into the street. His decision viii be reviewed
i'm a q mi I.ll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-17
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
COLUMBIA,

HoAdiHg SpeciaI Tam, February ga, ISIS.
In the case OF Adele French, executrix OF
ISAAC MARSHALL, deceased, 4 he executrix afore-
said has with the approbaton of the Supreme Court
o. the District Of Columbia aforesaid, appointed
TUESDAY. March 9th, 1875, for the final settle
ment and distribution of the personal estate of said
deceased, and OF the assets in hand, far as the
same have been collected and turned into money
when and where all the creditors and heirs OF said
deceased are notihed TO attend, with their claims
excluded from all benefit in said deceased estate:
frortded, copy OF this order be published once a
week Tor three weeks in the Evening Star previous
10 the said day. Test:
EbewG A. WEBSTER, Register of Wills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-17

GETTING RID OF A BABY.-Mr. Kent, a
resident of Rochester, heard his door bell
ring, and going out quickly fond baby on
the steps and a man running around the
corner. He chased the man, &C llared him
after a long race, and discovered him TO be
Dr. Elijah l.. Wool, a well-known young
So by the mother OF the baby TO rid her OF it
iil this way, she choosing Mr.. hent's house
because he had just lost a little child. an 50
she hoped he might welcome this one in its
Of