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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-11

.eports from the Capitol mp to the tune
of goirg TO press are all OF the gratifying
tenor that the Vice President is improving
steadily, and will probably soon be able 10
leave the building. The news of his sudden
illness spread through ,he country has served
to bring out an amount of appreciatlve ac-
knowledgment OF his high personal charac-
ter and impol I ant public services that ought
10 be gratifying to the convalescent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-11

The 81 Io,t. doesn't
LIZ niuch comfort in The results o, the
e.4on' and says: " No retectfng IN,
can look upon these conquests I'm the
Co., a. cheeriul indication when they are
IL losses IN the north. The north in
me seat OF power and must con,in,,e 80 - -
Tor years 10 come, ard the der,ooua " DC
never again be a nati,,-.aI eau
regains the lost ant ~ power 'ih IL
Pathies OF thar attracting the sym
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PERSONAL.

NCInE.-Ai p rsous indebted q the late r rn,
OF w :. Nit he'll & Co, will plsase call aai
settle, as the business must b. closed.
W. : MTTCHEIT.,
hoNlI 81 >l3 Marker Spsca.
L EFT HOME on tie 18Th Of October, GEORGE
- LOl II COLLINS, nine years Of age. dark
brown Com pleNion. reddish hair, large eyes smIas
always when spoken 70; has large m outh. rather =
Fat nose baa on when he left home a brown corded
slOuch hat, black jacket, salt and pepper neUts
bIne ana white cotton stoC kings and lOE quarter
shoes. Any information Of his whereabouts viii ne
thankfully received by his grand parents
VILLAS COLLINS.
noNllT At No. ISIS street
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SCHOOL ROOM HYG IENE-At the sessIc

SCHOOL Room HYGIESE.-At the session
OF the American Public Health Association
In Baltimore, esteTday, a paper on school,
rom by giene. by DIR. ID. F. Lincoln, of Bos-
ton, was read, containing many suggestions
ofValue and current Importance. Diseases
al the eye, certain defurmities OF the spine
and enfeeblement of the nervous system and
digestion are caused by bad arrangements of
light, heating, ventilation aud school desks
Gymnastics are valuable, and almost all
children should take part in them. Physi-
clans should understand and insist that
school studies be not excessive, unsuited to
the eyes, specifically or medically done, or
tending by the way they are taught, by their
very nature, TO exhaust the system or exag,
gerate susceptibility. II is the duty of ply
siclans to Interest others in these things.
Teachers should also be informed by lectures
upon these subjects, or hygiene should be
taught in the normal schools; or perhaps, IL
would be better TO say that teachers should
be taught the rules of health. every city
should have a sanitary inspector and in
structOr OF schools, who should be a phySi-
Cian.'
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n
MADAME R0GA.

This celebrated Lsdy AstrOlogist and dosIlnt ne.
dun can be consulted 81 No. 20l y street, corner
OF 20, northwest She has no superior in delineat-
ing the Past, Present and Future. In lsve OF brs-
ness her advice Is invaluable, describing your
triends, pointing out your enemies, snd Informing
You OF the sure way to success In al undsrtakiugs
iemen, UlS. seplly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-11

The Cincinnati Enquirer is in a state of
mind about the coming Presidential can
Vass, and slaShes around wildly among the
candidates. Concerning Governor Tilden ii
says;-"Sam Tilden has been perspiringIy
following the tow-Path on the Erie Canal
Negotiating spawned and foundered horse,
headed toward the White House, that was
hauling leaky boat labelled Reform The
horse is dead, the boat is sunk, and Sans
occupations gone" OF the prominent re-
publican reformer ii thinks equally small
beer:-"There never was a greater boSh in
the world than the talk OF Bristow. He
doesn't carry enough under his hat. He is a
sham reiOrmer, and in less than q year will
20 TO join in oblivion the ghost OF civil SER
vice reform" Next IL gently takes Samuel
Bowles by the ear and makes the novel sug-
gestion that "there never was a more OPP
perfume time 10 urge the claims of Charles
Francis Adams" And finally IL grOyis
sayagely at the threatened revival of Hora-
ito Seymour as a democratic candidate.
Eyes" il exclaims; 'let's have a little more
Of HoratiO. He's very popular. He might,
by hard work, be able 10 carry one state"
Somehow, they dou't seem to be happy out
in Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-11

1t was ated IN New York yesterday even
Ing that the Michigan Central and Lake
Shore and Fort Wayne Railroad companies
have agreed on basis of fair rates for freight
and passengers. The Erie IN. " Central
and Pennsylvania companies are said to be
In accord with il, and the Baltimore and
Ohio are expected TO concur ''in the general
plan to reduce expenses aud maintain rates -
The n. y. Post says that harmonizing these
important interests cannot fail to have a
good effect on railroad credit, which has been
SO severely shocked by the suicidal policy of
railroad managers during the past year.
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INSURANCE.
NIArFAN,S vRaIfAHLl eAfuARfIs
~ AID 4NIi:1Ii III H!4Ls:

The ds%.nd AZ he. PiiIs hss Iasssi1 Increased
is.hsrk SILL. ..e...c; PfsyAEed With the Great.
esgeare they present the fSlloying gSod Qualities
THEIR action is prompt, certain and efectuA.
They are healing to the stomach. -
They start the liver in healthy and active opera
They cure billioumsss, sick headache and costivs'
They are Invaluable for indigestion and dys-
qnsv tboroashly cleanse the entire system.
Thsy do mos eripe or give pain during their &C.
ton. .,, Cnua..~ .ra
stirsts rersons can take them well - the strong
and robust. Home made. they are always s irssh,
cnsntiv uniformly sfectuai. Price, = cents POI
Sox. For sais only By
ARYHUR NAY1ANS, PhaPmacist,
oet1l-6 Corner d ana ssFss" noFsn"e"
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Several accounts of races between steam
boats on the Potomac have recently appeared
IN the Alexandria papers. One of these
coolly states that late race having been a
lie, another contest would have to take
place to decide the question of speed. Pre-
Stunning these reports 10 be true, we cannot
believe that these contests are INDUCED in
with the knowledge of the proprietors of the
vessels. The practice is colceded to be high =
dangerous, aud has been the direct cause of
many terrible disasters. Let il be stopped
before the community is shocked by another
wLOles ale loss of human life
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sPYCyAU, RaRGAIRS

HCNIO-ot go fennsyISan1a ave ". w.
EREsH sioux SILK UMBRELLAS, 81 TO
Sl2. \
alpaca AND GINGHAM, best grades,
lowest prices.
b. III. kTINEMEFZ-S
DovbN 1887 Penny lvania avenue
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FOR SALE.

EoR .IE-A hne INDIAN FIGU RE, - sIi
- a. southwest. Cos; Is. Will be told reason
Ioylsi- BEYER MCCORMICK.
les sALE-1he LUMBER fTon ths oid Navy
a N. Lac Bride In LOT, to srl, ggr.ssse.. Asg.y
sntS.iss css,tT Makes, "hAIhi a5 ~ . sss
SeuSa Books son;snias ehs@ser. eI EsSSeiS
per cent below retail prices. Addre~. dab, .
FOR sALE-EIGHTEEN HIYEs or BEES.
sondition' and well snpplies viii honey Also, sS:
~ bee keepers. Apply at Boom No. 8, slI 7tn
I AND AND sIOhE QgAARIKs on neiro1oIT-
iro,tin ro1nt OF h1sas railroad ihirty I've aSres.
station nearly to Linden station. Also, on the two
two miles shove d q line Also, my hone, farm Of
rs acres, adjoining Forest Glen, 90 uslly diviied b.
on e.eh side x ,ne .et, Which have fasDi.sss
stone Tor railroad bridges q euiyer,s / viii sell
rs sSs n S ASaTs G sE2Ss
ana s f SSn Ss d a. Re. rss
.nd TABLE LfSss At i r. h too, hsSl, a.
from ~ street sSfhsest, between l''h and 18Th.
k'OR sALE-A COUPE hVVhAWAY, with
Cos, P s1.ni In COED order, for sEs. IN
ofBARk BLo ss"s s,Ts soRs Ks 80, PAR S
irs msnes ard tails, Isl hsLds high, very siyIiss
ana serve, 10 be seen at OlCOtt stables.
htseeD 18Th and ltth sts. northwest noya-7t
EoR SALE-0ne par Of Bsy Carriage HORSES,
Asply TO WASH. Majors Stables, A
street. T-TN-~
LOB sALE-An extensive s.surtmeut Of new
Z spd second hand tURNITU BE. CARPETS,
STOVES, &c. Corner G and 18th streets, No. 622
northwest ocfaa I'm
LOB sALE-fwo fine, large, ouug, iron gray
y HORSES; well matched. Inquire st N
1901 a. treet southwest ocC2 SIN 10y
E0R sALE.-win De sold At q bargain, 7co bar
Il rels Howe's Gave CEMENT. THIS Cement IL
superior TO all other American Cement. Amply 10
,,. s. A; IERRY. People's Rank,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-21
Fl CITY.
wednesday EVENING, April ~. 1875.
Amussmen.s.

MEMPHIS -THEATER. = Last evening
Roberts Jack and Jill combination rave
a pleasing and entertaining performance
at the theater in the presence Of a large
audience. The troupe is a very good
n and the performance was excellent.
The specially artists received considera-
BILE applause from the audience. The
tricks are all new and l~aughable, the
specialties are all fresh, and there is not
an improper gesture in the whole per-
formance. Each performer is a card in
his line, and this accounts for the even
excellence ofthe combination. The ladies
are all pretty and graceful. The Egyp-
tian jugglers ace unusually good. The
Jee Brothers are a whole regiment in
themselves, Their performances on the
musical rocks aud the kitchen bells were
encored thrice, and they very accom-
apodatingly responded. Prof. O'Reardon,
OF the tumbleronieon, gave a pleasing
performances. The Partisan surprise
troupe of lady veloeipedists gave a beau
tiful and graceful act on their veloei-
pedes, which was loudly applauded.
Tonight the Jack aud Jill pantonime
will again be produced, and no doubt be-
fore a crowded house. The matinee will
be given on Friday next, there being no
performance on Saturday.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-21
cilmen desire to take a glance at the

cilmen desire to take a glance at the
thing.
The American Revolution, which
started at Concord and Lexington one
hundred years ago, was put in motion
By the discharge Of a hsrse,pistol in the
hands Of Major Pitcsirn. the English
commander, who cried out. "Disperse,
ye rebels dispersed" 1t is astonishing
that the Northern people can hoEor the
rebels Of l776 and celebrate this horse
pistol Centennial; but there Is a differ.
ence probably between Northern and
Southern rebels.
In the First Circuit Cont today the
case Of E, A. Cole vs., the Charleston
railroad Is on trial, on a promissory note
for $1,000. The defense is that the note
is q part Of that curious transaction With
reference to depressing State bonds, IN
which the railroads we're interested, and
in which the Charleston Railroad Com.
psny sought to make its President, NJ.
j. Wicks, personally liable for money
paid out to persons who took the con,
tract.to bring about such a bearing Of
the bond market. 30
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-21
me Next Attraction

The weather 10 satber blrstsr;r0 -.
day, but there will he a lovely ANAL royt
Monday Tuesday, and Wsdns.dov n;oh,.
weather or no weather Il viii u, ~
under the control Of Ola P~roboh;G,;os
but of Lieutenant General Peter Tracv
at the Memphis Tbeater Tf x;u /.
recherche affair nrov;dsd onrhoar
cent a school teacher or
reporter can smell that word TTror H.,
occasion will be settled a opes,;on wh;oh
once troubled a ~ius,iee ~ ~ 49,
North Carolina. He said ,bst + waa
the little words that troubled him. ,,For
instance, the word much" said ba. o.
always bothers me to know vbetbsr 70
spell it m-o.Meh or m-u.te.hn Tbo,
~iustice has nnmerons -alo,,noa 4, M
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-21
ON Trial For Mnrdar

In the Criminal Court to-day, four
negroes, Fayette ColmAns, Abe Gal
loWay, Aleck Newbern and Sol Persons
we're placed on trial, charged with the
murder Of Mr.. W. Jack Smith, in Decem.
Der last, lear Nonconnah creek. II will
be remembered that Mr.. Smith attempted
to prevent a gang Of negroes from hunt
ing on his lands, and that the negroes
shot and killed him. Messrs. o. Yereer
and N. g. Taylor represent the defend
ants. hlsf (
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-21
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The signs Of Health.

Health invariably declares itself by visible
signs. A person with a sallow. haggard Wis
age and attenuated frame may declare that no
is in perfect health but. if he does, don't
believe him, for he is not. His looks belle
him, and his asseyeration is mere brayado.
Few persons, except h~ypochondriacs, desire,
70 be thought unwell. A fresh complexion. n
clear eye, a happy expression, and an ab-
aence Of ~leanness. indicate that their possess
sor enjoys good digestion, sound sleep and n
vigorous cil culation. three essentials Of
health which are fortunately not beyond the
rnleh Of invalids. The surest medium for
their attainment is Hostetter's Stomach BIZ.
tiers, which BY purifying the blood Danish sal
lowness, and by promoting perfect digestion
and sound sleep, keep the body well nour-
iHhed, and impait TO the face the placid ex-
preston indicative Of q clear and unwearied
mind, The .Bltters are far more conducive to
good looks than any cosmetic that sver hum
plugged the credulous, eod42-47dhW
/ N.E L." ..|.. -|. ..".
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-21
A Demaud ON inc Foo,.Uu,..

The fool killer should be let loose at
once among the young ladies of New
York. 1t is reported, on the most nm
doubted authority, that a number of
young women have formed a club for the
purpose of clarifying the charms of a
popular young actor, whose personal
beauty oyerbalancss his moral charac.
ter. They have called it after his name.
and the condition Of membership is that
each LEI conner shall give q dinner to
the eharmer, inviting, Of course, all Of
the old members, No other man is
allowed to be present. This is bad
enough, but the worst is yet to come.
One Of the members, who might be called
the most woe begone idiot Of the lot, has
fitted up a shrine in the sacred %recesses
OF q closet where she keeps candles
burning continually around a photo
graphic likeness Of the adored one, and
sits before it in admiration for hours at
= Fr-TNf .HH.m nL A HH..Hnm .L.n..N.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-21
How RIonaes are made.

oclentlnc American. If3r
Hair can be turned blonde, or in other
words killed, by washing in a very weak
solution Of soda twice a day. We hap
pen 10 know that two Of the leading
bellies Of New York society owe their
much,admired golden tresses to this sim
pie recipe. A piece of soda as big as a
small hickory nut to a quart or so of
water is the right proportion. Less.
soda gives the hair a reddish tone. We
DO not advocate, however, any such in
reference with nature.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-21
Teas and Oomeeh-

AT the grocery store of John Nc.
Laughlin, at. No. 1868 Main street, can
be found the best teas-green, black and
mixed and the purest Rio, Java and
Mocha coffees. These will be furnished
at the lowest possible prices, and will be
guaranteed to be pure and unadulterated
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-21
Good Reading Matter.

Go to Billy Lieben's, on Main street,
ear the corner of Jefferson, for all the
latest Western and Eastern dailes,
periodicals, magazines and choice read
ing matter.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-21
The Social Hon

At the Tunnel saloon has been post
poned till Friday evening, April %.
Tickets, City cents; ladies free. AZ
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-21
Arbitration CourtJ

There were no decisions announced
to-day.
The calendar of cases set for iris to-
morrow is as follows: Perry VS.. Don.
ahue ct al; Price vs.. Price; staily ct al
vs. Ferrie & Andrews; StOner Va.
Humes, administrator.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-21

ALL the latest magazines, dailies and
periodicals a be found at P. j. Cole
mans news stand and cigar store, No.
COZ Beal street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-21

Received daily at Victor D. Fuchs, for
sale at prices to suit the times, at Al
Jefferson street. Alt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-21
ON, MY TURTLE DOVES,
SOL COLEMAN
Zoe Rent.

Cottage house, 264 Vance street east
Of the residence of F. s. Davis, Esq J;
has six good rooms, good c~istern, gas
fixtures complete, and street sprinkler.
Apply to os.. \
L, B, McFARLAND,
n 80 Madison street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-21
TO THE LADIES.

! have received a fine assortment of
jet goods and fancy hair ornaments.
Also a large stock Of human hair goods,
to all Of which ! respectfully invite the
attention of the ladies to come and see
my stock and prices, which, on examine
ton will be found the lowest for the same
goods. .s1.lrs T~5
IS E. Me-
ESQ Main St, under Odd Fellows Hall.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-21
H. ~,sR., a SONS.

No. 239 Second street, corner Jefferson,
AND
46l Iss Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-21
NaLNK Mnrss,nsn

The LEDGER job Office is in constant
receipt from the foundries Of new type,
embracing all the latest nd best styles.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-21
HERzOG & BRO,

HARPERs, Galaxy and all the month.
lies, Leslie, Demorest, Ladies journal,
and all the fashion magazines, Just re
ceived at Mansford's.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-21
E. LAvIGN NE.
Spring Lamb, Choice Mea Is,
: Dressed Poultry,

Fresh Vegetables Of the Season,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-21
SPECIAL CARDS,
FOR REMT

OR RENT HOUSE WITH
four looms and kitchen, in good repair
ms attached for dwelling, corner Of Vance
1 Desoto streete. Also dwelling with Eve
ms, No. i'll Monroe street; possession
en- May l. 1876 now occupied by the Rev.
Rrles Stewart Alse dwelling No. SO DeSOto
bet, with three reoms. Win all be rented
to good tenants. Inquire d.
JOHN A R0USH,
10 Corner Monroe and DeSote streets.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-21

THE cheap rates of the Water Com
psny and the low prices Of Browne for
doing water work puts water within reach
Of all. 26S Second street is Brownies.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-21

hR RENT-A GOOD HOUSE CONTAIN
ares ast Of Court square. Owner desires
I'd for himself and wife .(no ehildren) with
tenant. Address W. r.. Ledger office.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-21

ares ast Of Court square. Owner desires
I'd for himself and wife .(no children with
tenant. Address w. r., Ledger office.
RENT-AN ELEGANT JEFFERSON
street residence. fHn .Utfs5. al.
Three cottages with gardens, itIrH aIsv
Good residence near Charleston depot, lei3
|Nice house near st. Agnes Academy.
Three shady suburban houses.
Two Alabama street houses.
Pair fernando street houses,
Cheap houses in North Memphis.
Irenements in South Memphis.
Butts of rooms on Second street.
Store IFS Main street, and other places
W. A. WHEATLEY, Bethel Block
|R RENT-EIGhTDWELLING HOUSES
centrally located, at very low rent. Aps
10 MOI isI0fi MARX Il BENSD0RF,l .
It rri No. Madison street.
In RENT . FOR PICNiCS JAMES
PARK. Elegant grounds plenty Of wa
The Park "a being renovated,
W. a, WAkATLEl $50 Main Ct
x
ItoFoa and Eleeping.roQms and. boarding
les, MYERS h BNEED,
30 Main street, up stairs.
X RHINESTONE NO. ga FR0NTR0W,
Iateiy Occupied by Nathan Bros. Apply
L, LAWH0RN &C0.,
Mattt IaA 1852 Front street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-23
Carson Items.
Iron the Tribune. June a

The Mint will ship to-day IN Phila.
delphia. PER Wells, Fargo / Co.. the
sum Of ti09. 900 in impaired hans. This
10 part Of tbs bullion recently purchased
by superintendent Crawford.
As the u. s. Mint OF this city ID a
present sngagsd in It's annual cleanup.
Superintendent Crawford desires us 70
state that no visitors will 10 admitted
until after juno goth.
Tho ladies' OF the Mint have been
granted q vacation till Juno 30th. This
10 owing 10 the Mint bsing engaged in
cleaning up. and thors being no work
for them 70 do.
The editor Of the Tribune Ia up at Lake
Tahoe. enjoying The invieorting breezss
Of that beautiful inland sea.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-23
Humboldt Items.
lProm tho Silver State. June sal

lfrom tho Silver StAte, June SLl
Frank Collisch, Railroad agent ct Hal
leck. who was injured at the time that
station was burned last Sunday morn
ing, passed here last evening on his
way to the Railroad Hospital at Sacra-
msato. He was sleeping In the depot
building at the timo Of the hre, and up
on awsking, discovered that the house
was In flames. A lot Of powder and
canister for Camp Halleck was stored
in the building. and at the moment no
awoke and discovered the fire. the flames
were within q short distance OF II, and
whilo sndeavoring TO escape from tho
building, the floor gave way under him
and both his legs wsro broken. In this
condition. expecting an explosion every
instant, every moment seemed q lie
time, until he was released by some OF
the residents at the station. When the
fire reached the powder and shells a ter.
rife cannonade cnsued. AZ shell aftor
shell was fred, until all the ammunition
In the building was burned. Fears are
entertained that both Of Callisch's legs
will have to 10 a~mputatsd.
II Is reported hero that Conductor
Clement. who has becn running n pas.
senger train on tho Central Pacific Rail.
road from Toano to Ogden has the
smallpox. A special train passed here
last night with the conductors brother,
l.. NJ. Clement, aboard on the way to
Toano, to take the sick man 10 Sac
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-23
Columbus Itsms.
Iron the Donr Miner. Jun. 81

lrfom the borAx Mihef. 5uns vi
On Saturday last Judd W. Grist, Q
well known teamster, mot with n pain.
full accident at Bslleville. While work.
ing around his team. one Of the animals
became u~nmanageabls and kicked and
tramplod upon him until II was thought
he was billed. Another tcamster rushed
in and succeeded in getting Grist out oil
his dangerous position. Although in.
sensible and much bruised about the
face and shoulders. Il was found after @
timo that no wa not dangerously In.
jured, and on Sunday he appeared on
tho streets again.
Through the courtesy OF Col. D. Crit
tenden, acting Superintendent. We an
enabled to furnish the bullion shipment
OF the Northern Belle Company for the
current month up " the present time,
which has been $751; 25 A. with an id.
ditional S11.0 900 ready for the outgoing
stage. II is expected that this months
work will exceed last months by at least
ST., 900.