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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-17
NOTICE..
Rio Vista silver A"d Copper MintrG
Company.


OCATION OF WORKS. GENOA
L 4 Mining District Nevaia-Notice is hereby
gwen that HENRY :. FITCH. one of the CO.
owners Of the mining claims. located and own
ed by the Rio Vista Silver ana Copper Mining
CO. in Genoa Mining District Douglas county.
Nevada. has expended il III" year A. u 1874.
upon said claims, foI labor and o'htr n'ct s>ary
expenditures the sam of three hundred ana
sixty dollars. in mite St@ttS gold coin. IN az
cnrt!anc. with thr Act o. Cur,r -. entitled An
Act to promote the dev, lOT emtnt If the mining
resources Of the Trit,d States" approved May
10. A u. 1872. And that tn 'o-ov N rs with SAID
Fitch are required to contr 5ute their proportion
Of the said expenditures. namely: You. Robert
u. HOrkins, the sum OF Il -: You. 'tfer W
RandIe the sum of 81 20 Won. Simon I, Walsh,
the sum of 81 50: you Joseph A. Carrie. the sum
of 81 20: You. Charles A. Ea~hlAs. the sun q
of 81 SO: vou Thomas A. Blythe, the sum IF
81 so; Won Corne JUS J. Eaton, the sum Of Il A.;
you, WiIlism r. Fisk. the sum of 81 50: You,
Savory W. Collins. thr sem OF sli ~: you. o. /.
Wheaton, the sun! OF 81 4; N"n. John 'T Hatth
the sum Of 81 50: you. I. o. kellogg. the sutu of
81 AZ; yeu Lucien H. rutal. the sum Of - ~;
YOU Abtl Wade and H. r. Potter. the sum #
81 80: you, the administrator. executor. uT i caI
represent atIves of John Tothln, deceased the
sum of = Il: you thu sdE.IIi- traitor. executor.
or legal representativss Of Charles l.. Fitch, de-
{, ased the sum If SIS -; y,U. the aanIulStra-
tor, executor. Lg1 Teur >+ntat'vt7
of Octavian Hogs. Il. e as'd. tie sum
OF 81 A.: Won the administrator. ~
ecutor or lcssl reprcst natives Of George
W. Nickt rs Il. deceased. tn sum f 81 A; You,
the administrator. sNrcut, T. II gal Iepr's nj g.
tIN.s Of JOs' ph Rs ttre dec a>et- the sum ot
II 81 all in the gold and silver com a. :he
United states; eni II at the expiration OF ninety
DAYS after the publication OF his noti'e. ypH.
either u YOU. fail OF ri use - ltTItute such
proportion upon yOCr several shares snl max"
pawn mt TO Z uId r>:5nri. the interest 81 the
d,linuueut parties IN the said mining claim AMI
properly shall AN will it,1I th- proi "rty #
the UuGcrsiG ..ed "Lo has L ae,t the I'qu.red eA-
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Pancake Coal Company.

OCATIoN OF WORKS. WHITE
Pine county. state of Nevnda.-Notlce IL
hereby given IL at at meeting of the tna'd OF
Trustees of Pancske Coal Company held on
this second dsy If February. i. ID. 1875. an as
sessment No. 4. of ten t1oi cents per share. IN
the gold coins o. the United States. was Il. vie
uron each and every share Of the capital 81, OK
Of the COZ poration. PAYABLE imnledia'eIy to the
SECRETARY at Office Of the Company with Ellis
King in Carson City. Ncvada, sa d asst ssilent
TO b. paid on ct before the
5th day of March 4. ID. 1919.
AIRY stoc kholder making defsult in payment Of
said assessment as above required upon the
shares held by him Will be delinquent and
said shares will he advertised for sale at public
auction, and unless the requir,d payment
thereon il made On or before the
9th day of April. A. ID. 1919,
So mary such shares Will be sold at said last
date as Will be necessary for the payment of
the assessment upou sill shares held by such
sharehs lder together with cost OF advertisement
ard expenses of sale
Carson City, Nevada, F. brusrs ,. 1873.
SAM. d. KING.
fsS-iw Secretary.
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III ICE.

no CauiorHia ST, boom ;.
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OCATIoN OF MiSF. GENOA MIN
Il ing District. NtTata.-N,tIcr i Ter, H.
given that henry ). FITCH, uue If the CO
owners OF the mining CLAIMS. l0yatsd and OWL
I'd by the LIE hoy Silver and copper Mining Co,
situate in 0ou,a Mining District. douglas
county, Nevada. has expended III the Yea A. II.
1874. the sum Of twenty five dollars Ill United
States gold coin. upon SAID claim. in accord
ance with the Act s1 Congress. entitled. An
Act to promote the deyeloI m' 1t of the mining
resources of the United Ststes approved May
10. A. l.. Io72 and that the co-owncrs with
said Fitch required t. contribute their pro
portion Of the said eXp. nditurrs. namely: You.
Simon I. Walsh. the sum OF - cents: you. ettr
W. Randle, the sum OF - cents: you. lillian
Burns, the sum OF % cents: yOu. George GOD
frey. the sum Of ii cents You, John " Brown,
the sum of 81 cents: you, JOLnathan kittTIdge,
the sum Of 81 sc; You, james Root the sum ct
% cents you, Louis II. EoLesLell. - cent; you,
Josiah AuuIt0n. II 81: veu, Joseph A. Ca RE.
the sum If IS 10; yeu. u. Is. Irarcis the sum
of 10 cents: YOU, David bowie. the sum ii -
cents; you, samuel IhetduTe, the sum OF -
cents: you. Gardner Elliott, the sum Of ii
cents: you. the adniDistrat 7, executor or gal
represe arives Ct Charles l.. Itch. deceased
the sum OF :: %; You. the administrator, ,X-
ecu;Cr, or legal repre- seutatiyes of George W
NickersOn, decea ed, the sum Of - c,A-=.-.u
in the gold and silver CON. 81 the nited States
and II at the expiration Il g. DAYS after the
publication Of this notice, Won, or either or YOU
fail or refuse tn contribute such proportion
upon your several shares, and make payment to
the uIdersIent ii, the interest OF delinquent par
ties in the said mining claim and property shall
and will become the property OF the under
signed who has made the required expenditures.
San Francisco. California, February 10th, A.
d. 1875.
HENRY s. FITCH,
.:j California St, ROM ,.
fel3-uaw?td
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NOT ICE.

HNHE BUSINESS ARRANGEMENT
heretofore eA5stIrg between GEO. L.
LAWS JOHN f. FIREMAN. tDaTis Free
mani and w L. Buck DAVIS, was terminated
by mutual agree mert On the LIST day OF Decen-
Der 1874. Geo. L. Davis and John L. Fireman
have No longer any interest in the Summit
Store the Glenbiook store and Tahoe City
Store. nor will they be responsible for any debts
contracted since December lst 1874. All sums
due or to become due at said stores fer goods,
rnerchan disc or personal property sold. services
rendered or labor performed Irior 10 December
LIST. A. d. 1874, belong To Geo T. Davis aud
John f. Freeman and are payable to GEORGE
Gibson, Receiver for Davis \ Freeman.
GEO. T. DAVIS.
JNO- F. FKEEGtS
". 7. buck" DAVIS.
GIO. GlILS On.
Receiver tor DAVIS Freeman.
Carson City. Nevada. January Il. No.
jG22-lIr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-03
The Markets.
BAITTNnRH

BALTIMORE, Sept. 3.-vrgiuia SKIS, pAeler.
50 CO. consolidated, co.., West Nirgiuis's. 9,
North Carolina siX ), old Is; Dc. neN, lU1s spe-
cal tax, 2, bid 10 day. Sugar strong aud active,
l0n.
BALTIMORE, sept. s. Cot on duIl-niddllnc,
H5sslisS. -Four duil-HOwarc street and western
super 5O5 y, DO. extra, 5is6 Il. 40. family o Is
az 80 City Mills super i15,j 81; do. extra, AZ so
do. Rio brands, 7.U0a7 Is, do. family, g Wheat
etesdy-No. Western red, "a. ether grades IN
changed Corn weak for western. southern white
hrTn yellow dgil-sOuthern white, SsaT; do. yellow
sso2, western mixed, 7G3S spot; rs last half sep
telnber Oats dull-southern, i5aSo; western white.
AIS, ,. do mixed 4lsii old, none here. Rve fairly
active. Hay steady, demand moderately 4ryl and
and Penust lVanis timothy, 2BG1a25 CO. Provisions
quiet. Pork, y OUa22 % Bulk meats irmer-.hgug-
DER ss9 clear nib sides, H. l21s io1se; packed
95,slZZ Bacon lcwer-shOulzer-, lC: clear rib
sides, 1871; hems, l5al51s. Lard dull aud lower
renntd, E11al4A. Butter unchanged. Petroleum
steadJ-cTuae, 5i4as5s; refined, lssall1z Coffee
quiet ano easier-Rio Cargoes. Ia a2J,.: IObping
lens2Di. Whisky steady ! 23sl 2z5a
NEW YORK, Sept. 3-StOcSs dull. Money, IL
Gold. AZ Exchange. long, 4S55s. short, lss Gov
ernme'.ts cull aBd STEADY
NEW loEK. Sept S-FloUr Dali aud declining
Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn Hrm
LONDON, Sept. 3. IL 81 .. -COnsois, al 10, fnr
both money and account. Erie, l41a. preferred. "A
bate 81 discount IN the open market Tor three
months bills IL lssalI per cent, which H. IA. per
cent. below the bank rate. The rate for money a.
the stock exchange on government securities i IA
Per cent. The stock exchange will be closed to-
morrow for the purpose Of continuing repairs e. the
luilGIur
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Frauds i'm Weight and Price.

Editor .Sdg: II is doubtful whether the law
IN force In this District requiring certain
thingS-pOtatoes, for instance to be weighed
instead of measured is not an aid TO fraud,
instead OF preventive. IL was easier to see
II measure was somewhere near the right
SIZE and properly stamped than to ascertain
II the spring balances used almost uniyer-
sally by hucksIers are correct or not. As
general thing they are wrong weighing light =,
ana these who sell by them know il. A
"bushel' of potatoes delivered at my house
lately and weighed at the door, on being
carefully reweighed after the fellow hat
gone, turned out TO be but thirty pounds.
Here was a clean swindle of nearly fifty per
cent, and of course there il no redress. The
dealer is not to he found, being probably en- =
gagged III swindling the denizens and waking,
with his melOdiOuS yell. the babies Of some
distant part of the city. ] can only ask your
readers 10 look out that they are not cheated
by him and Others of the same stripe, and
suggest the repeal of the law that renders
such fraud possible A swindle OF nearly
my per cent. on a bushel is perhaps a small
thing 10 one family, but how is il when
s sPplfe TO the large sr P9Fton Of 5ea lRe
We have been swindled out of enough in
false weights and unfair prices within the
last ten Yeas 10 build the Washington Mon
ument a dozen times over. For il is not
alone il weight and measurement that we
are Swindlod, bur also in prices. An advance
OF TWO hundred 10 four hundred per cent. in
retail prices over wholesale Is a fraud. no
matter vino perpetrateS il; and yet this is the
COMMON rate in the markets of the city. This
morning, for instance, peaches Were worth
by the quantity about forty cents bushel,
but they were retailing by the small" at one
dollar and sixty cents, an advance of four
hundred per cent. Watermelons retail at
four 10 I'VE hundred per cent over the amount
paid the grower, and potatoes at about one
hundred per cent. advance.
Our friedds of the huckstering fraternity
may perhaps not know that these things
have started movements that will In time
ruin their business. Powerful organizations
OF the Producers and the consumers are NOV
ing from both sides upon the enemy's works,
and between the two they will yet be crushed
as between the upper and neither millstones.
We shall yet have the productions OF the
farmer and OF all other classes delivered To
us at first cost, not with hundreds per cent.
added. Respectfully, %. 8. GREEN.
August 81, 1875.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-03

SINGULAR ACCIDENT Yesterday morn
ing very singular incident occGrfC Ia tL8
EaroOT, which 60 me- very Lear resulting kn
the de3Jn o. a maxi D. the To,'e as We a as by
drowning. Two men were pgliing wherIy
a. one OF the hlgn-ppop Ericsson steamers
was coming in from fh4ladel phta, and they
asked a low, which WIS conceded by some
one ON board, and = Inc was with difficulty
thrown up nom the row-baat. The moose,
however, caught over TIE Aoaa of man on
deck and before hep cid %. rendered ia,
unfortunate Individual t.as lassOei was
dragged into tie water and yearly stranglea.
The moose nearly clfokei him 10 death and
the water almost q niSded nina. He was VITA
cifbculiy drawn up by the end of the lire
attached 10 the boat, the steamer wa
stopped and he was transferred to her deck,
where rtstoratives We're applied AMI he sooa
recovered Ban. SIN. Sd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-03

DIR. HENRY T. HEMB0LD NOT INSANE
The matter OF the incarceration OF Or. Henry
Il. Helm bold. in which a writ of habeas cor
pus was granted ON the application OF Gar
ence Deringer, esq, his counsel, has been
amicably settled through Mr.. Deringers ex-
ertions. 1t is necessary TO add that the doc
tor is declared to be perfectly sane and that
his memory is not IN the least impaired. His
detention by near friend was due solely 10 a
desire TO Keep him away from exciting COM
pany. This is the whole matter in a nut
shell. The doctor is at liberty at any mo-
ment that he may feel SO disposed TO return
10 the active cares OF business lifs.-PkAa.
Press, 2d.
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What They Do at the Springs,
Correspondence Of The S.arl
JoRDAN's WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. V,

II
JoRDAN's WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS VA
August 81, 1875.
one would suppose, and with some degree
OF reason, that the prOtra cted rains had been
quite sufficient TO dispel the interest and
dampen the ardor for "spring" life, bat Jor-
dams seems the exception; its attractions
are happily not confined 10 outdoor amuse-
meLts, and that "home ieeIing' which is tho
DISTINGUISHING feature of the place always
CON blnes those elements of social and con-
genial comfort, and dispenseS them with un-
s'Inted hand. The rain, while il may he
unWelcome ana derlored elsewhere, serves
here 10 the improvising of either quiet
whist party, a friendly Interchange
views through glasses. or to suggest a Sc
questered corner, where the oft told tale of
love Will yet bC softly Whispered to the end
OF time.
The season has been quite successful, the
number of guests ~ one time being as high
as three hundred. The table slStains its
reputation for excellence: the attendance q
servants l. without fault, and the courteous
kindness OF the proprietor is Unvarying ald
impartial. With conmendable Judgment,
the rates Of board for the month OF S9ptenn-
heI have been refucet to SO, thas ri facing
those comforts within tie reach OF ali.
Among those now SDiOur'ling at the sprin pS
are Or. Grafton Tyler and his eStimabie
lady. whose recovery from her recent serious
illness has been a. wonderful rs il is crafty
ing TO her hosts of friends. The Doctor has
proved himself as Indispensable socially as
lie IS In his profession. DR.. Louis MackalI,
ST, Mr.. John u. Smoot, Mrs. r. +. Chew
Miss Cassin and Mrs. John c. Hunter and
children, from Georgetown, are or lately
nave been here, as also Col. Kinney, wife
and children, Mahlon Ashford and family
Charles +. Whlttlesey, DR.. Alfred Edelin,
Mr.. {. {. Willard, Mr.. John b. Motley f. g.
Davis. George Patton, Charles Keller and
wife, l.. w. Gray and family, Charles E.
sherman and Miss Mary Sherman, of Wash
iDgtOn.
There are, in addition, visitors from ALL
sections of the country, and among them
Miss Ella Scott, Of Brooklyn, who by COM
mon consent was accorded the position of
The iavorIte OF the place. Her departure on
Saturday from the field OF her cOnuuests was
the occasion of general and genuine regret
JOrdan's vii! always be a favored resort
among he chain of watering places in the
Blue Ridge, and, indeed, deserves 10 be,
when we consider the many advantages it
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kilograms to The Star.
THE CALIFORNIA ELECTION
7HADEMOCRiTIC TTCTORI
LATEST FIGURES.
THAT GEORGIA INSCRRECTION.
Great Cry and Little Wool.
A |erdict OF Not Guilty"
TIIADEMOCRiTIC JTCTORI
LATEST FIGURES.
THAT GEORGIA INSURRECTION
Great Cry and Little Wool
4 Iertiict OF Not Gaify.-
INTERESTING FOREIGN NEWS
THE CALIFORNIA ELECTION.
News OF n Democratic victory Con
fsrnled

SAN FRANCISCO, SEPT. 3. $50 a. m-The
vote Of the state as far as heard from eNcept
the cities of san Francisco aud Sacramento
which are much mixed, gives Irwin. dem
for governor, 2l.69i, and Bidwell. ind. . ga
In The second congressional district, Page
rep, receives SCI votes; i.srkin. dem. 1861
and futile. ind, l.2C7. In the third congress
SIGNAL district, Lujtrell, dem, receives 5Gll
votes; Denis, rep, 2.Gf6. and Reid. ind , les
IN the fourth congressional district, Wiggin-
ton, dem. receives 6.442 votes: Houghton
rep, 4,S8, and Thompson, ind, .675 In this
city, Piper, dem, for Congress, is undoubt-
edly elected, but the other offices are still
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-03

FUNERAL PROCESSION DRIVEN FROM A
CEMETElY- The Troublesome GJIJOff CISe IN
tntdfo.-An attempt was yesterday made al
Montreal to carry out the order of the Privy
Council, giving the remains of Mr.. @ Iibord
the rites OF Christian burial in the Catholic
cemetery at that place, but upon the arrival
81 the procession at the cemetery ii was met
10y a Catholic mob, who attacked the hearse
and finally compelled the withdrawal of the
procession without having accomplished the
purpose for which they came. NJ. Doutre
advocate for the Institut Canadien, made
demand upon the authorities for military
aid, but owing 10 the hack OF previous ar
rangemeDts 10 that effect, it was not accord
ed. II is rot known whether another attemnt
will be made TO brry the body to-day. Gut
bord was member of the Institut Canadien
"a literary society over the books OF which The
Catholic authorities of Montreal claimed to
exercise censorship, and this having been
denied by the Institute, has given rise to the
present litigation, which has continued for
five years, the case having been decided
against the church authorities by the Cana
Clan courts and the Privy Council Of Eng
land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-03
More Tricks upon Travellers. -

Editor Star: In the absence OF J. w. Thomp-
son, president of the 9th street railway line,
the present would be good time for whoever
may be in charge OF IL TO discharge the deaf
and blind drivers now employed, and put on
Others who can see and hear intending pas
seDgers approaching on the cross Streets
which the present force almost invariably
fail or refuse to do. This sort OF thing may
not mai much difference to the revenues OF
Mr.. ThOmpsOn's company while the public
in the northern part of the city has no other
means OF travel, but when the new 18th street
line is opened to the Avenue, the old concern
VIII lose many dollar on account of the in
attention or want of accommodation on the
part of its employees, and the irregularity and
uncertainty with which its cars are run.
Therefore let the new company hurry and
open up for business. X.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-03

a BANK TELLER TURNS BANK ROBBER-
Louis Rehm, teller of the Planters National
Bank OF Louisville, was met On the street a !.
an early hour yesterday morning Ia a semi
unconscious state, and told the police thai
he had been taken from his bed 10 tie hank
by three men, who compelled him 10 give up
the keys, and after roboiDg the safe, chlonO-
formed and stabbed him. The detectives
however, doubted the story, aud on being
further pressed, Rehm acknowledged that be
himself was the robber, and had bid the
money under his house, where IL was suisse
Quently found.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-03

LONDON, sept. "A dispatch 10 the Lon
don Times from Theropia, suburb of Con-
stantinople ia which the foreign ministers
reside says the Turks in Herzegovina have
gained victory. Ten thousand insurgents
have been driven across the frontier into
Dalrnatia, where they have been disarmad
by the Austrians. Nevesi4ue, the focus o
the inSurrectiOn, has been destroyed. Com
munications by way OF klsck have been re
established.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-03
GRAND OPENING OF NEW FALL Rr
" GOODS.

Just received AID Tow opening e-'iTe stock Of
SEW FALL DRY GOODS,
ali Of It's newest designs. No last year- goods IN
our sizes 70 select iron.
FsS pieces Of Fan CaIrC-es A. exc
IS pieces II choice SIS L. ali - Sc worth lrc
ITO pee q te-' Shirring CaicDe< a. SIC.
10 pieces a. yard VIDE BledCheI COtt0Ls at 3, II
ard lie.
York
"a. wide Snat..- Cotton I2'<c
21-Vil- Shifting Cotton. %. worth &c.
5" dozen lad ie- ColOTed Border H,uIpst Stitch
II handkerchief. l21sc.
Is c0zeu yard long Towels. l25sc.
LOO pieces Canton Flannel IA. 3 pieces Ca-t1u
FLANNEL, he . extra Eeavy
IS pieces W Ike aEi Red Atwood FlaEuei-, from
nc. Up.
Splendid assortment Of Ladies Fall STYLES Dress
Good .u-f p-utu.
Brigh- CoI1red PIaIds Isc Vorth Is
New Style i!aIts- -5C-- sell &c
90 pieces Ct Plain, Plaid and Stripe Dress Goods ~
20, ii { chap
10 piecas e Black Alp.ca, touhle width, &c Fx-
ira Q Itie We gft, 3D. sold la5T fTii ~ 4-C
- pieces black Cashmere gu-t received sut now
SreTiLE - the IJW price II &c, = &C.. Sl, ~,
IS AL 20 pr cent. lees than lat years pics
Our entire took tcught fuT st-b, which enables
u= O. hsid out greater iHt-cemeGts than viii BE-
found else where.
Frcu September i=5 = 7rp = ~ b opan rrti n
L.. VI TOWsUN as.
b3b feuLsyI aLis svenus,
arE-|-f EOEtk side nSFt we
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interruption OF Railroad Travel.

OMAHA, Sept. 3.-The heavy rain OF yes
terday washed ont a good deal of the track
OF the Chicago and Northwestern railroad,
ne9r New Jefferson, Iowa. A cattle train
went through the bridge at that place at {
O'Clock last night, and twelve cars were
smashed aud nearly all the cattle killed
There were no persons seriously injured. II
is said that il will be several days before TIE
trains can reach here from The east
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UAt meeting of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association of Baltimore last night, q
resolution was passed TO invite Moody and
SaDkey TO hold revival meetings there.
aIJohn w. Mcdonald, ex-judge OF the
Harris county (Texas) court, was arrested In
Chicago yesterday on the charge of embezzle-
ment Of the public funds while in Office.
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TIE BALTIMORE FAILURFs- The rer,or

TIE BALTIMORE FAILUREs.-The REPORT
OF the committee that represented 10 the
meeting OF the creditors Of the Calvert COM
laUy yesterday the condition Of It's affairs
bears very heavily uFOn Messrs. Stirling.
AhfenS q Co. i may he presumed that the
committee by whom the Investigation was
made would not have spoken as broadly as
they have Of false balance sheets of property
distracted, and OF cash and notes issued and
obta'i cd without proper consideration hav-
aug been gwen therefor, unless they felt fully
authorized 70 make such damaging state
iu"itS - its, the IailIre is not only az, ey-
Ceedlugly serious one, but the firm stands ac-
cnSed al having improperly used the credit
on lie calvert company 10 the extent of q
million OF dollars. We make no comment
upon III" statement, but simply give the
facts and leave The explanation to Stirling
Atrep> q Co The figures produced al the
meeting yesterday make the assets Of the
calvert I"!iefv - OF 10, and the liabil ties
e2,uo5.nUG. But Of the assets there Is over "a
mll!lCu due from Stirling, Ahrens & Co., the
value OF which j. prUbieInatical. There is q
ugly look about the affair as il stands, and
there j. need fOT better light upon the sub
ject which ought ~ be shell by complete
statement from that house.-Bdl'O. -iHrT1ica1
81.
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0The only way some people can keep
their names untarnished Is 10 make Bridget
spend half her time securing the door-plate
- The stonecutters OF Chicago have struck
for an increase OF nifty cents per day, and
employers say they can't give IL.
~The charge OF assault and battery
brought against General Ruggies and his
clerks by Gordon, Tire Black Hills miner, has
pay the costs .-----s---n--
1Hsrry Brooks, the pedestrian, failed %
accomplish his feet OF walking one thousand
burRh. on Wednesday night, after wal liking
seven hundred half miles In about sixteen
days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-03

Arm BROKEN on A TRAIN-U. Rlrneft
living ON Ann street, Baltimore, while a
passenger on the Baltimore and Ohio raft
road train from Washington, due at Camle.n
arm broken at the elbow by contact with a,
part OF The blue bridge over Gwynn's falls
OUTSIDE the city limits. II Is stated be had
Ms arm out or a window. Conductor Dorsey
mace the injured man as Comforts be as pos
sible, and he was sent home in a carriage BY
Police Officer Sunstrom--Rdn. Sa,y 81