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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-20

Eugene Martin -. iitnf5 ~
Lou RrH plSTRICT GA 81 rlR ms
l. vt Dtiean- NJ 3d. ~ f.he :"
seizuro and sale 10 10, directed b. tAe
HE Fourth piStrc Guar tDt ta= pa.
leans. In thr ahnte elJ ed c'us
proceed to al al pput, FucrIu.f
chants and AuctiortCf4 H.tl.aHgt n"
bet "een Canal and fl- uhoyss III I'll
Sec"ud Bi-tiict o. h.. city Jti q sDNhnn.
- i75, 1t twelve o'"'ocl N II b''
scrbeO property. to Wit .,,a.
Two CrH 6lS btl> f'- Ikpt ~,
WI h all the btnIdines fts.' iinfH LUZ
uased in The FIRST bie5t... a Die eiH' 4
Oh Il sketch th.,eDi LEas tt e 8, Z
eutveyer, dated he tai 1'e -
nesed 10 al act p~ss,u r- .ol- VI INV
phi1ic 10 tsis city Ola &C.. e. 1td -st Y
by he numbers sevr1l.,I g. az
number thirty itiier, t-.l' tf oa.
Pa.myra aud GasqUrt s7-f~. arer
American meast. o. eu4iit .E i@st fy" !
on Psimyr. street, o. uht -..1afsd -
bet ~.eD i..railel ines .oi amber 81 81 81
one of The corners q PAIN 4nn va
Seized 10 he above SUIT.
Terns-IAal On the spot. NJ
sIGtHa EAG6ss " y
CIV Sfent Of the Pgri'D J. -
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-20

A. u. DOT IocOurt W. FrHncOIs LacrOiX
3Nt1H DISTRICT COURT FOR TIN PARISH OF
Il orleans, No. 595l.-Ry virtue of a writ of
~ IA. as to ms directed by the bonora bic the
fftc District Court for the ish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, VIII pIOt eed to ST II
~ 2uhl auction, al tn. Merchants and Auction
= hAchane-, Royal street. between Canal and
Cu oDhonse streets, N the Second District OF this
q = 81 SATURDAY. Nay IS, 1875 al t, elve O'clock
RI he f0ucwing d-sCr BIO property. fo-wit-
! .ERfAiN PIE OR PORTION OF GROUND
Situated ~ the FIRST pi>tiii ri tn CITY. in the
s. l&5- bnundec by johnson. Prieur jackson and
"a .. strrrts. measuring wenty ret front on
j@tksoI. street more kse, commanding at q
pol4t about one hundred and thirty-thrr feet
q tut fr"m Prienr street aud running toward
'rtIsoif 81 rect, BY one hundred and nne feet ten
hciies thre. hhee " depth. between parallel lineA
Seized ia the abeve suit.
Teeras-)ssh on the spot
ECGBNB WAGGANAN
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-20
The STATE OF LOUISIANA.
ELIZABETH .AMELIE DUMESTRE VS.. r. DUNE
tre-No. 12Bl.

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT. FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-20

MRS. RACHAEL LkvI vs.. ISiDORE LEVI, HER
Husbau d-Nu. 1929.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-20
Mrs. 4. X. tslossnnan, Adnainistrutrix. VI

EUGENE WAGGAMAN
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of Olleans
ap13 25 my2 is
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+. Favre VS.. DR.. Louis Cha rles X oudanez

Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans,
mh27 ap4 IL %
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Eugene Martin -. iitnr5

Civ!i Sheriff vi liir P4f'sa d
mh23 y anil -
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George A. Horse h, FIOrlRn Me attic sub
roEaied, VS.. Peter Kaiser.


Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
MILO anl4 10 mN1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-20

EUGENE WAGGAYa4!
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of "
mh23 27apll "a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-20
II. King Cutler VS.. w. q. Hodges.

Civil Sheriff of the Paris h of Orleans.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-20

Civil sheriff OF the Parish n
mh19 q ~ 4-2O
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Crescent City Oan and Building Ass0cia.
ton We. Mrs. Annie Ashlin Miller, widow and
L A,.kai,

EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
.ap14 81 Is Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans
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Ii. II. stanley VS.. George Uronan,

"
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
anil. Is mX2 10
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jean Jules Clamag eran W.. Mrs. Fannie
z. Oliver widow Of Aristida RianYenu.

EUUENE W AVUAMAN,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
nh3n apl4 10 mvl
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-19
(@orreiponOsuS ber SQinots Staat5StS.)
Die Dcrmrf9etGat1t0 SeS Grafeta
QGrgetaa4
8erItn, BEN 20. 0eabr. 1877

Berlin, ben 20. 9e5br. 1874.
NJ. Fl. vgfo0 n~ien1aIS bat til Berlin
Elm Grei8ntB III ben weiteiten &retien
ioDie[ Iufleben erre9t, ipte Die llrt6etlSz
fGliun9 uber ben @rafen 6arrD bon Nr>
MINI, 10, ODER bod dbnlt0 metOeten
ii6ereinitimmeilO beute frlib Die 8erliner
WtDrgen5eituneeu. Damn aber biiIen ite
ii0 Dorlebm i'll BEN Wtantel BET. N6ee>
f0(onenDeit mo be9nii9en it0 bamit, nee
ben benz WortLaute beS G%rfenntuifie5 je
Ha0 tbrer Darteilteaung eincn furjen
politii0en Senf 5u sebeu. Gs wdre
lD09l III Der SDat Der W2ii9e pertD getpe>
len. ni0t bios Dem 8erliner 8ublifum,
l%onoern auD Dem 8oIte auBerbalb Der
0auptitabt our@ mebr ais Die Giugan85
erwGDnten 8orte 81 seigen, iDte Das SUI
t~erefie arn DffcntIiOem &eOen bier mGDtig
in Wa0Ien 6egrifen lit.
Der Wt0lfenlndrft lit elmer ser beoeus
tenOeren ~SnottupuHfte bes 8erfeDrS III
Berlin. @r biLOet eiipa ein 9reteG,
oeiien etue Spite in oas alte G0Qlt fiibrt,
6eilen 3toette Spite brett auf Den d~ltelten
Stdottbeil 8ertin'S tDeiit, in Dem IT'D
lest itol3 Der neue &%atbDausbau erDebt,
tpG6renp bic brittle auf ben etnen Spree1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-19
Boa StaH' pssS 0ern.
SnGou 5.

Sen. Sa3en bat in elmer nelen
QLbbanolung ge5eigt, baB Das bon ben
S9pinDlern Der 9t0rDli6en Bact=
fic< Gt1enb a } II ais 9arabieS allgee
prteIene 2aro ni0t5 ais cine bet 9ultur
otes Der General f6on Dor benz 3ulam5
menbru6e Soc Goofe's 6eipiefeu. Seine
nele BemeisfIbrung tuiro bas 8eitreben
beiagter S6mtnOler, aus benz @on9reB
neue groBe SubiiDten fir ibr fallles urz
%ternebplen beraus5ui9lagen, Doaenbs 81
gtt0te MAIDEN.
Gtner Der 5aupteIrabanten 6es
0ot1p. &euogg iii 9enrD 6. Otbble.
oils y@enerQlautpalt" BON Qout1ianQ mar
ct Der tptufabrige He0tSperore6er sullt
8eiten jeoer ulurpatiou. IS i6etllt iGn
Qber babel ni1t rne9r re0t mo9l Ill fem;
oelllt IN elmer @inga6e oil 6aS GDugreBz
cDnltte Iegt er bas 0~eltdnontB ab, paB
Die bis Jest bon tbm Derfo0tene &eQoggz
ibe 0e9ierung etgentlt9 fetne geleBlt1e
ultb republttantlUe, lonoern etle reoDz
IutionGre lei nno bob Der @on9reB Die
GinIebung elmer neuen Staat5gepalt in
2ouiitana ertlDgli6el loute. Der Wtarn
fu6lt allo Die 9analt6e llnbaltbarfeit Der
iehigeu 3ultGn0e. Oteier Otbble lit oerz
ielbe, Dem p%orgelporfen piro, baB er
ipabrenb bes Q%ufltanO5 bonn IA. Septems
BET borigen SaDreS pom 3oubau1e in
Stem Orleans aus, ipobin ct ii9 nit BEN
au6eren republifanii@en Wa9tDab ern
geflii6tet bate, ben rubig auf Der StraBe
ite6euDen unD i6retbenoen Gorrelpous
benten Der v@bicago SimeS" iber ben
6aufen 9ei9oiieu babe.
- 8dbrenb 6ie meilten a~merifanif6en
S6nl3wan9s0 b e nur berIaugen,
DaB oa5 GilO trgen0 cine S1ule beiuUe,
tDa0renO alto na@ ibnen Ser Belu0 elmer
Bripats ooer &tr9ensSO ule ebeuio gill
ttg lit tpie Der elmer 0ffentli9en 0ber
StaatssS 6ule, lit iebt in Der @eieBges
bun9 BON Snoiala ELL 9eieB beartragt,
roelOes Die &tuoer 3~tptngen ptQ, bic 81
fentli0e ltnb feline anbere S0ule All 6ez
fu6en. Sn bieler Taiiullg lit ser S@u[>
5tpalt9 auerDings nnltnnig unD nn3alt=
bar.
DaS Nb geor6netenban bon
SnDtana bat NIT 81 ee9eu Al ct.
letnem Gomite fir Die @etrGnfefrage ben
Nu1trag ertbeilt, eiu @eleB be0uts Neus
oernns bes &emperen3geieBes
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-19

uSPr US[U2tu9 eLCtuCL. OSVUIS AUIteWteIDll>
tun9 Der 9Sttroe DeS 0tetdstagc5 ut es notbpenbt5,
i'm Ncge Der Geflarution relp. AbGn0eruIg ber
0erfu(iung bic Oto8ltbteIt auS5ul1lteBeu, baB
Elm 2tbqeprDnetcr lpGDrelo Ger Ouuer DER StsrugSz
periDoe 09ne @ellebml9ut9 bes Ntct1st09sS uerz
baftet merDe."
'28d6ren0 bteier gan8en 8crbanolungeu
FAB Stsmard an 8unDeSratbsttIGe, 0bue
fi0 Elm e~tn3i9es Wtal Iber bte Sa1e 3u
GuBern. Wtan na9n1 allo all, DaB Der
Gall8ler fi9 pDQt9 correct ieoes @tugrifz
les III bie1e inuere 9tngelegenDeit oes
GeihstageS entbalte. 9a befonunt er
pl0BltcD leine 9terDen. QllS Der Net03z
tag an FoIgenoen Sage, ben II. De3enz
Der, 0ornttttag5 II ll6r 5ulammentritt,
brinet Der S0uager 8i5mard's, 9teqtez
rullQsprGit0ent b. Bltttammer, bic err
ltGunll0e Jta6ri0t nit, Der Tau3ler 9dbe
I'm ieine @ntlaiiung na6geiu6t; ct iebe
Ct fOnne anf cine fe1te parlameutartlhe
WInioritGt ni6t re3nen, uno obne otele
laiie lid ni6t regtcreu. Sotort lIatilrli0
augemeine @ruppelbtlouug unO leb9afte
unterbaltung. Dtt0tSOeltODeniger Dtclt
Die Wtebrbeit an Der G~elolution 6operz
bed BON ge1term felt, iiber Die no0 eInnal
abgeitimmt iperOen muBte, Wetl ite rt1t
i0rittli0 Dorgelegen bate.
Gom 3tet0stage ma6te baS 0erii6t
5und@lt na9 Der 8Dr1e ieinen Neg
uno balo fam Elm 8ote 0erielben IN
atbsmlolem Sauf, I'm Die 8abrbeit Dese
lelben 81 ertunoen. Die traurtge Wabrz
belt tIbr nlter Die Obnebiir 3pti0en &ez
ben nno Ster6en bGngenoe 80rie tpie Elm
Ortan uno Die Battle lieB i~tIrSen, tpas
llur ltilr3en pollte. Sm Yublitum tpoute
man llatitrli0 all 0ieien uu6egreifli6eu
Jtudtrttt Mot glau0en, bis bic Qbenoz
bIGtter erl3Ienen Hno officiolsNnpsutuns
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-21
CENSUS :.
Having been appointed

Having been appointed
CENSUS TAKER
for the county of Beaufort, 7 will person,
ally commence the work at once in this
Township.
1t is expected that all questions will be
promptly and correctly answered and thus
avoid the penalty of the law for refusal.
Attention Is invited to the following
section of the Census Law.
Sec. 4. That each head or member of q family
SHALL when called on by the persons appointed to
take the census, at his her or their residence or
place Of business, make, on oath or affirmation. n
correct return OF all persons OF whom his or her
family is composed, and also report such other in.
formation to said Census Takers rs may b rcuuir-
cd by law: and the persons so appointed to take
the census arc hereby authorized to administer
such oath; upon the failure of any person to make
such returns or reports when rcquircd,hc or she
shall be Hubjcrt TO penalty OF twenty five dollars
to he recovered in any Court Of compctcn, juris-
dctioa
The following have been appointed le-
gal assistant Census Takers for ;hcir res
pcctlvc townships:
c. r. Fits, Goethe; Fenry Pollitzcr,
uilton Head; c. II Wright, St. Helena
J. B. Binnicker, Peoples; Wm. Fuller
Sheldon; S. F. Ellis, Robert; A. w.
Muckcnfuss, Yemassce; Randolph Sans,
Ladies Island: j. G.. Bampfeld, POGO
taligo.
VIM. S. Drayton, Bluffton.
j. B. w. Gurvin, Coosawhatchic.
NELSON r. SCovEL,
Census Takcr, Beaufort County.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-21
IMPROVED
AGRICULTURAL
I'm p ! e m en- t IS.

Dow Law Cotton Planters, without Covercr, SIC:
. with Covercr, $40.
Vests Guano Distributors, the most simple and
popular, price $3.50.
The Farmers Friend Ploughs, all sizes. The
1lghtest draft Plough made. Cannot be chokcd.
Highly endorsed by all who have used them.
Rotary Harrow, Thomas Smoothing Harrows
king Of the South" Corn Mills, Collins Steel
Ploughs, Sweeps and Agricultural Stecls of oil
Styles and Sizes.
Also large assortment OF other Agriculture
Implements.
J. E. ADGER & CO.,
Importers Of Hardware, Bar Iron, Steel, &C.
Charleston, sc,
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-21
jul14-tf
$ = ESewsI.lg.

LOST:-rECWEEN BELLOWS AND OD;:LL'S
stores, Fan with gold chain alta, he'd.
Ey leaving the saiAc ut the Sea Island Hotel the
borc reward VIII! be given.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-08-14

At special meeting Of the Board Of Directors,
held on the 11th Of January, 1875 It was resolved to
pay, ON DEMAND the following dividends:
1. An INTEREST DIVIDEND Of TEN PER
CENT. for the year ending 3lst December, 1874 on
the capital stock Of go per share.
2. A CASH DIVIDEND Of FIFTEEN PER
CENT. to stockholders on the amount Of their NET
earned participating premiums for the year ending
31st December 1874 IN addition to the rebate or an
tcpated dividend Of Is Per cent already received BY
said stockholders on their GROSS premiums;
And. to carry to Contingent Fund the sum Of
I'll 029 o6 for investment in q. s. Government secur
titles, according to articles III and " Of the amended
charter
N. NUSSON, President.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-08-14
HOlylassd,
ENGRAvER AND PRINTER.
IS st. Charles Streer.

Ball Invitations, Wedding and Visiting Oarss.
aestly engraved and printed. Also, ali kin6s d
general Engraving in the best style. BAH CON
nittees are specially invited to call and see hJ,
selection OF orders Of dancing and Gerrxl
's-o.s se ne ss satisfied that the most fsg.i1scr,
WI b pleased nig Is
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-08-14
THE NEW ORLEANS

Id
!, THE NEW ORLEANS
T 5J0I II
$4,000 .c ~
BULLETIN,
AN EIGHT PAGE DAILY,
PUBLISHED MORNING AND EVENING
Containing the Latest Intelligence.
BY TELEGRAPH AND MALI
From All Parts Of the World
With the Most Complete, Accurate and Reliable
Local and Domestic Nesus.
THE GENERAL READING MATTER il most
carefully culled from American and European
Journals, and great pains are taken that nothing
shall be published that can offend the most re-
fined and fastidious tastes
THE COMMERCIAL, FINANCIAL, RIVER
AND SHIPPING COLUMNS
are under the charge Of experisnoed men, who |
spare no effort to make them reliable land salts
factory to tho
MERCANTILE PUBLIC.
1t is the chic aim Of the Proprietor to make
the BULLETIN acceptable aEa valuable to AL
,lasses-the MERCHANT, the MECHANIC, tho
and the POLITICIAN OF ooNsER-
7ATIvE VIEWS Is weu ~ to the FAMILY
uRoLk.
Having large and constantly Increasing Or
ulstion In this city and State and contiguous !
ountry, It presents most desirable medium f~
L, alamaf
-45AJ3 :
x~. it z ft-a...e. tf r Ir.a3 |
PAGE N. BAKER,
lED1ro1 AND PsoR1nzo2.
Z reTi.1 sIs ~
..a 81 .laI4 E.I
Every Description o(
JOB FRInJT1Na, y
.ts, - "
-Including- t5iaV
st@B E...t.
'-a.a.
OMMERCIAL, RAILROAD AND STEAM
~ fG Hs ia #tJn. ts-tt
uh |
- BOAT PRINTING.
AwYRRs' BRIEF, BLANKS AND OTHER 4,
LEGAL DOCUMENTS, ETC.,
ecuted on the shortest notice, In the best syls fs'
-
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-08-14
FERTILIZERS !! FERTlLIZERS

| - y .-' -
e'd'.] Il .l
-pn,,1un .,,o uo,:: .c :,
~ No -.
FKDTu EKR FOR ORANGE AND FRUIT
sraf,s
-l
@ 80 & .
....t.t
l..
FERTILIZERS.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-08-14

YVHE NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS, La
CNner Of Camp and Canal Streeta
ESTABLISHED IN 1908.
Income for year 1s74......... ....... .s5oa oss n
Assets December 81, 1874. f75s $50 ca
The Company insures Fire, Marine and River
Risks Issues Marine Policies payable in London In
case OF loss. ]. W. HINCKS, Secretary.
AID. SCHREIBER, vise President
J. TUYES President -t.
DIRECTIONS:
". B. Schmidt A. II. Hckham,
Placide ForstaIl Ad Schneider
h GaIy. Jules Tuyes,
Charles Lahtte, W.. "A. Bell
W. Van Benthuysen, D. Fatjo
Emile Bouny, D. d. Rogers. fe3 1y
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-08-14

AOtAl asson......s........s 05SD, ,646 -
The Board Of Directors, ct meeting held %
tlle twentieth day sf January 1875 after setting
aside $4,000 to the reserve fund from tAs ~
earnings of the year, and paying TEN PER CKH3
dividend to the stockholders, have resolved to pay
cash dividend Of TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT a.
the net earned participating premiums for The ysag
ending December 81, 1875.
JAS DAY, PrssidmA
HORACE CARPKNT1K, Secretary.
DIRECTORS FOR 1s7Ss
Jno. g. Gaines, Richard Flower, J. L. HarriA
T. J. Hart ]. Weis, W. B. Schmidt
by Renshaw, B. W. Taylor L. Alcus
Hugh Wilson, J. q. Morris, Isaac d. HasA
3. Bscoe James 1 Day, Scott McGehee
A. Baldwin, Lionel G. Levy, Geo. Jonaa
Chas Macready, Emory Clapp ID. Fato,
W. T. Seymour James Byrnss, 7. L. Arey.
This old and reliable Company il issuing Polidss
on Fire, River and Marine Risks on the most favor
able terms All losses adjusted and settled upon tss
most liberal terms, and promptly paid at their Once
81 Camp street, corner of Commercial Alley.
milo
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-08-14

The above statement Is 3 Just true and correct
transcript from the books of the Company.
P. FOURCHY, President.
G. W. NoTr, Secretary
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
- Parish Of Orleans, city of New Orleans
Sworn to and subscribed before me the 18th day Of
June, 1875. JAMES FAHEY N f.
: At meeting of the Board Of Directors held on the
14th day Of June 1875 it resolved to pay to the
Stockholders demand, interest 1T the rate of 10
Der cent per annum On their stock.
DIRECTORS:
Z. Maspero, Ed Toby,
ID. Fatj0 P. FOurchy,
s. 2. Relf NJ W. Smith
L. F. Genores J. j. Fernandez
D. A. Chafrax, JIM. Allen
Chas Laftte js16 rs ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-16
RIVAL GIANTS.
Africa Axaisst America Lifting
Match netweeu u Coisred Mas
and "a American.

An unusual bit Of sport will como Of
at Miners Union Hall, in this town.
next Saturday evening. II Twill be a lift
ing match between Nelss Hough and
Charley Brooks OF this town. Both are
noted for their enormous strength. and
the feats Of either. coming to the ears oil
the other. swelled the spirit Of pride in
zach manly breast. II is related OF Char
ley Brooks. the colored man. who fer
years has been In the employment ol
DIR. Hall. that ON one occasion lately.
when the Doctors horse got mired In q
hole in Crown Point Ravine. Charley
laid q plank to the unfortunate animal.
and catching hold OF his neck dragged
him unaided from the hole. II has also
been currently reported that Hough
lately ~shouldsrsd a full grown Oh. The
upshot Of the matter is that, as stated.
they have decided to prove their strength
at tho time and place mentioned.
The match is to be for 500 u side. the
meu to shoulder n sack OF salt loaded
with shot until one or tho other gives
up the contest. The doors will DO open
at Y, o'clock in the evening. and pools
will he sold for about an hour. Those
who think they are good judges OF mus.
Gle can have . chance to back their opin-
ions.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-16
CORONER's INQUEsr.
a Tender.licnrted Witness - A
Missing Lisk in the Testimopy
The Inquest Continued.


Coroner Vim. Mayer last evening held
nm inquest at the undertaking establish
meut OF Wilson L Brown, d street, vir-
ginia, on tho body Of Soon Yin, the
Chinaman who was shot in the hand
and leg during tho late row in China
town. Two witnesses named iii Chung
and Loo Sing. testified that All Sin. ut
present under arrest. was the party
who did the shooting. Soon Yin and
All Sin both belonged to tho Hop Sing
company. Iii Chung said he was pres.
ent whom the row occurred and saw the
shout ared by Alb Sin.
During the progress OF tho inquest
one Of the jurors asked whether any OF
the witnesses could swear that the body
on which the inquest was being held
was that Of Soon Yin. Being answered
in tho negative, the two Chinese wit.
nessea named. n OF whom hi
Chung) was an old grey headed man.
were taken TO Barnes undertaking es-
Enlistment on c street, where the body
lay. to identify it. The old man was so
affected 10y the sight. that on coming
back ho was still wringing his hands
aud weeping disconsolately.
After proving to the satisfaction OF
the jury that tho inquest was being held
on the right body. the same juror who
raised the identity question. asked II
any person could prove that the China.
man died from the effects OF the pistol
wounds. Being again answered In the
negative, DIR. Conn. who attended the
Chinaman. was sent for. but the officer
not being able to find him. tho inquest
hal TO be continued till this evening.
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The FEsrIyAL.-The Saint Johns
Church festival. which opened al Mi.
ners' Union Hall last evening. promises
10 be the most successful OF the many
popular entertainments lately given by
the ladies OF the church. 1t was well
attended last evening. and many people
we're made happy by the rational enjoy
msnt furnished. Tomorrow friday nf-
tsrnoon the hall will be open for the &C.
commodation Of the children. who may
wish 10 see aud purchase some OF the
many beautiful thinga On exhibition. A
great attraction Of tho festival Is q beau
tiful doll. with q wardrobe 80 elegant
that Il fairly turns the head OF all the
ladies' who have seen it. This match.
less lady Of fashion Is TO DO voted TO
some Of the little girls OF Gold Hill. the
votes selling at twenty-five cents each, tho
one receiving the highest number Of
votes to be the winner. The doll Is fur
nished with n magnificent trunk for the
reception Of its splendid wardrobe.
Here il q chance for the ladies TO show
their skill at stufang the ballot, and
proving to the world that they are en-.
titled to take q hand at this jsalously
guarded ~prsrogatiys OF man.
ISsrALLArroS.-Ths installation GER
emonies Of Virginia Lodge No. 3. Es-
curial Lodge No. Z, and Silver Star
Lodge No. o. =. "A. NJ. will take place
in Masonic Hall. Gold Hill. next Saturday
evening. Members Of sister lodgcs.
and sojournine brethren. arc cordially
invited. SEQ official notice In our adj.
vertisins columns.
RECEIVED 4 PArKSr-The Europa
Mining Co. q few days ago received aGov.
ernmsnt patent 10 its mining claim In
this county. a copy Of which has been
filed in the office Of the County Re,
corder.
Tux next meeting Of the Board Of
County Commissioners will be held on
Friday. the 9th instant.
THx First District Court will be in
session next Saturday.
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rhs xnis Knpi.yed - IN ArGu.
mene.

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Two Sclavonians. named Theodore
Giurgsvieh and II. ~Ivancovieh. had an al.
tercation in Virginia about 0 o'clock lasl
evening. which ended by the former be.
ing seriously and perhaps fatally stabbed
by the latter. The ARRAY occurred in a
cabin on South q street. near tho Hale
and NorcFoss dump. The two men above
named. and q man named John vrco-
vich. lived together in the cabin. The
two first named had n quarrel about tbs
Possession Of Sl25. which was held by
the former. Giur.svich says that Ivan.
covich tried to take the money from him
by force and did succeed in getting about
- 20 away from him. and that during
the struggle Ivancovich stabbed him.
II appears the two men had been IN
business together and had concluded ia
dissolve partnership. Tho wound OF
G~iurgevieh IL in the left breast. The
knife passed between the lfth and sixth
ribs and between the brvast.bone and the
heart. II wounded tho left lung. ali
bubbling therefrom At each respiration
before the wound was dressed. and passed
within half an inch Of the heart. The
wound Was about an inch aud = half in
width and its direction downward and to
the right. Giurgevieh In o man abou,
twenty.three years Of aes. and weighs
about one hundred and eighty pounds.
His wound bled ~copiously. covering the
floor Of the cabin with pools Of consider.
able sixe and sprinkling over nearly
everything In the place.
After the stabbing I,aneovich dsliv-
cred himself up To Chief White. who
locked him in the Jail. John vueovich
was Glso taken into custody to BE- held Us
. witness. The wounded man was taken
to the lodging. house OF Mrs. Hickey. on
Washington street. lie was attended by
Dn. Ensels and Hopkins, who think
that unless Inflammation setsin he has q
chance for his life. he being young and
nnu.uallv rnhnxt