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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-07

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G NOTICES.
ELECTION NOTICE.

TN PURSUANCE up AN ORDER OP TUX
L BD.ricf C.,uniy Comnissioncrs of storey
.ouuty. ms u and entered Ia ,br minutes of
aid Board ,ieiober !. lsie notice 10 hereby
2Iv,p that on the FIasT TUESDAY. the
.RyEsTii IAy. or NOVEMBER next. At
the following nsued y aces. TO vii;
n Todd 4 w,ison's store. Virginia;
AZ the Cou tfoo - ~ Justiee's Court. Town.
ship No .. Virginia;
~ the CITY Hall. u ,tf~t, Virginia.
" the ibrine house Of Fire cSmpsnJ MOI.
VIZ. inisi
a 4. t Is. , sss,S. s S:s.. H. W , 9si;rs G I.s, 81 H..
Cont AM, M Q, Tod Hilli
Al the iIons. OF Lincoln Ito = conirsnJ. No. ..
Al AIn.siesn va, sehoslhou.e. Ansre.n Pl.i.
A. Rissiiss Will DO held fer
Time presid n isi HECTOR.
ne Judge u III, suprvme coar.
Uns nsmt<f Of Congrss,
Iwo stat. sensioo.
Fourteen Az einblymen,
sheriff.
coun , CLERK.
smniy rr.ssnrr.
County Assessor.
uounty krccr er.
district Attorney.
Public Adminis ntOf.
~ Lty Superintendent of Public Instruei!on,
Coant, rnrvtyor.
rhrrs Coau J Commissioner a~o ong tern
AMI or- pbon ternl,
one Ju,iies q the Peace Zoe Township No. ..
vinvtnia.
ons Ja.iics Of the Peace for Township No. ..
virginia.
90. Ja:sise OF the Pea . for Township No. =.
Old M !,
Jne Constable for Township No. I. yIvini,.
pnr tons able f0r Township No. .. virglnA
unr Constable Tor Township No. ., Dold I'LL.
Five seh. al Tustees for Virginia rehool Die
iriet two long term and three pbo't ,tfnj.
i've rehs-,i Tm,tees Cor Gold HILL School Die
iret 1.-TWO long term and three ,hott ie' IA
sLIch election shall he op~nrd hot later than
,or'ost a. n and shall con inn- until @ o'clo
,. n. of The sam day. md noii.e - hereby
urtLsr Civ a that tile ballots to L. u-td q, said
.lrctIoa phali confoi "a In color 'iS- aud tx'
tire with the !. Sctipt ~ ret for b hsrrin. -
1T: sis- at b n I shall he four inches IN width
ytweive inehes IN ! nsth. Of ffly sir poa'd
Z. and ~. while fsook.paper.
d. order VI the Hoard.
Ate w. a. THOMPSON. 0let.
Nv q. %. sEssio.s. Deputy Geek. @S N
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BALTIMORE coxsol.IDArEp.
Exhibis OF the Nine -PreeseSiissr NJ
n Annual Meestns.

IRON ths san Francisco stock Report. Oct 81
The annual meeting Of the DAltimor,
Consolidated Mining Company was held
Yesterday afternoon. when tho old Board
Of Trustees were reelected. as follows :
A. n. Grim, \. Heydenfeldt. T.. strother.
J. n. Low and W. ". Boydcr. Out OF the
capital stock Of $1,000 shares "'i'' WOW
represented. s,,.r.
The reports 81 the Secretary sna Sur
intendeni wers submitted. n s..Di.
Of the Secretary'- report Il her'"'" AP-
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iA'otanIr, anu s"a.
"'"
p,,.,cy,. C,,r,cu P,ir.-I Las,
-. -, n,
o'"'"e ~,
W" -, um a.. A.. ,.n.
49, 49, c,..., .r,. hal,
'" -. 81,
.n- .nn.,.n,,, !,
"",~'~ai~,,. s,on,,n, now and then
)" Nv .on,,hinr pleasant, or 10 refresh
,b.m..l,.. at the sii--tabls-. The display
bewillerinc. and everything In the
w,y Of eating tina, may h. desired can b.
here obtainei-fpm ice cream 10 ham and
- nnc Gun OF coffee il thrown In.
,1s,,n, i,lis. are -eanyas.ipg for the
VI" ,,el.,. foy a,,icl., that will lie dis
- ~ ~ ,,a,. On- Of the many at
Sss, All n.sfni article. thus presented
- a.. n,,,on,ec 81 tbs public. Is q fine
.nii.h.sIsJ cane. for which Miss Mary
II.rri. h. receiving subscriptions with e1-
celIcnt succes-. III. cane il really q beauty,
being male oi I"s,"oou !" Tn" H. o.
m "a an,oyiny a pleasant evening.
m. dance at the conclusion Of the evening
Is looked for by all WIN in."lss r.H'
tMt Nln " nnI"n go ,h.rs will 4. a
- rin,l,n
TuE TAkotr.-Toniiny bfiru VI '"e
sar.tield Guard. Gold Hill. and Frank
,. mi, a.. rur., ouanl. n yir-
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JUSTICE MININo cOMpA.

THE JUSTICE MINING cOMPA.
i NY.-Location Of principal place Of husi.
urss. Ssn Francisco, California,
Location Of works, 9old illil Mining Die.
trict, Storey county. Nevada
NotIce 10 hereby given, that 81 . rneeiingo OF
the Board OF Direc'ors, held on the 18th day
nf September, 1915. On assessment tNo. lsl 81
Five Dollsrs per share was levied upon !ne
capital stock Of the corporation, payable
immediately. In United States gold coin. TO
the Serrstsry, Of the once OF the Company.
hDom . Hays ard's BUILDING. No. az California
strrf, IAN frAneisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 10Th day OF
OCT Der, lsTs. will b. delinquent. and sd.
vertised for sale d public ~auctlon. and uniess
payment II made before will be sold on
rtHsDAY. the 7th day Of November. 1915. 20
pay the delinquent assessment. together With
e0sts Of advertising and expenses OF sale.
Dr. ord.r 81 tho Hoard OF Directors.
JAMES,. KENNEDY. Secretary.
0niee-Room ., No. tis California street.
Nan Fnneisco. California. peisid
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uLIA nOLD AND SILVER mix.

lula aOLD AND slLvER miN.
Is0 CONTRADICTIONS o. ptineipsl
Locsi.oa Of verbs, Virginia Mining District,
storey county, N.ysds.
Note II bsssby riy,r. that Il . meeting Of
the Bosrt of DIrctnrs, held on the i'm dsy
of Sept-mber. is1c. an ss.essmsnt No. Isl Of
,ld shsrss suli remaining out, psy.bl- imms.
Ii,tsIy. In United STATES guld 6 .,n, Go tbs Sec
r.,s,y. Al lip California ptrret. hooin No, 8.
IN S,.nrt.ro California.
An, .iorh nn,n vhlch 4 is sstessuent shall
~, naas,d mi nm. ,cth ssy of O.,ob,,.
va IN H. dsII,on.,, ara .dx.,ti..d ~,
.',s' n,h,,, s.r,,a, Ara anIes. sype,t 4.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Chine.e Empire Alarmed.

SHANGHAI. October IAN Imperial
edict has been published expressing regret
for Margarg's murder. aud affirming the
right u foreigners 10 travel through the
country. An envoy with . letter OF
apology for the Yeuman outrage goes to
England Immediately.
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lssEssnEyYs LIVED.

r OW RANGE LEDGE SILVER
IL MINING COMPANY -Location OF pfInci.
pal place OF business, San Pnneisco. Cali.
Location Of NO r.. Virgins Mlnlrs District.
btorey county. Nevada
Notice 10 hereby givcr. tbst nj Q meeting
o. the Directav. held on the iiih day &c
neptember. 1875. ~ sssrrrDent INC. ~ at
Two C-nis par share MAS l.vied upon the cap.
.'al stock Of the rorpvrsilon, payable immo-
disfely. 10 Unite States gold co u. 10 the Pee.
fetsy. ., he ofhee ~ the Company. 5f Mont.
gJmsry street. Ssn fr'nci.eo. California.
Any stock upa1 SLirh ii.is NJ .rssineni shall
,snain unpaid oa the 10th day sf October.
1875, VII. Be delinquent. and advertised for
see o. pubic ~suetiou. and unless payment IL
mad. befors will be soit on TuEsiAY, the
ilh DAY Of November. ls7c, q pay the dellr.
Qusnt assnsment. tosether with costs Of al.
vrrtising and sxpenses 81 kA's
Y. y. LCrY. Secretary.
once = ET Montgomery street. Fan Prrr.
ciscn. O .lifonia. s,istd
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srOCA nEromT.

lxsrosrsD many M n ,. MEANING q G a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-11

SQueen Victoria is expecting another
erandchild, before great while,-for that
matter, she Is most of the time. The Prin-
cess Louise now, and her first.
NV. B. Clark, New York broker, who
recently failed, has informed the New York
Stock Exchange that he Is prepared to pay
In full all Indebtedness.
@Passengers for Florida and southwest
Georgia, travelling via Charleston, are trans.
ferred three miles from Savannah to south
ern bound trains.
&c. r. Crossman was arrested In Phila-
delphia yesterday, charged with embezzle-
ment In San Francisco. In his apartments
was found 80 $50 In $40 gold pieces, and con-
siderable valuable jewelry.
@About $50 Irish Catholics OF Canada are
preparing for pilgrimage to Rome, next
summer, and they will bear An Offering of
SO goo to the Pope on behalf of the Irish
Catholics OF Montreal.
Eat the International medical congress
In Philadelphia Saturday Prof. Nathan s..
Davis, OF Chicago, delivered an address on
medical education and medical institutions
Delegates from Great Britain and Canada
presented separate papers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-11

CENTENNIAL INCENDIARIsM-Fire in the
ELhitiftoR GrOlrnds.-At Az o'clock Saturday
afternoon fire broke ont IN Murphy's oyster
saloon, on Elm avenue, opposite the main
exhibition building, IN Paramount Park ara
before sxtiDguished communicated to and
destroyed property to the value of about
$50, COO. The flames spread east, west and
south, consuming the entire lot OF buildings
on Elm avenue, from the Transcontinental
hotel TO the Ross house, about twenty In all,
including several variety shows, beer gar
dens, restaurants, &C. These structures were
All OF name, some one and others two and
from Elm to Columbia avenue, taxing In all
the intervening property. including the New
England hotel, q boarding house and an Ice
cream saloon and restaurant, all two story
buildings. The widest excitement pre-.
vailed, both In and outside of the Centennial
grounds. People fiocked to the scene of the
IRE by the thousand, and IL IL estimated that
there were 20 600 persons In the immediate
vicinity. The Transcontinentel hotel caught
nre on the roof four different times, but the
names were Immediately extinguished. SO
intense was the heat from the Ere that IL
scorched the paint on the turnstiles at the
entrance gates OF the exhibition, requiring a
stream to be played upon them and upon
the southern side OF the main exhibition
building. II is thought by some that the fre
attribute 1t to the explosion Of q kerosene
lamp. A man Is In custody, however, on
suspicion OF having caused the fire. The
Ross house was damaged TO the extent of
so, 600, and by the destruction OF the New
England house loss Of S15, 900 was Sustained
The Individual loss will vary from one TO six
thousand dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-11
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
How In Justice IL worked.


Editor Star IL sm informed that the secre-
taries OF the various departments Of the gov
eminent have ordered or suggested to chief
CLERKS not to give reporters and others
Information of, and the names OF clerks who
have been discharged or are TO be, which I
think IL great Injustice TO the business
men, landlords, washer women and others,
who have an interest In these matters, and
who, II they had timely knowledge Of such
discharges or designations ~ the case might
be, would be able to collect their bills against
those who are disposed to draw their pAy
and clip quietly nom the city without Doing
the "square thing" by those who have kept
time they have held offices and of their resi-
dence In Washington. / do not mean to be
understood as saying that . majority of
those discharged do so forget TO sscall at the
captains ONCE to SETTLE" but that some do,
very recent experience has taught me, there.
fore hope for the benefit of the many, O list
OF the discharges will be obtained and pub
lifhed from day to day as they occur.
SUFFERER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-11
CIT Y 1T E. LIS.

SULPHUR AND MoLAssES, the old FASH
Toned internal remedy for the itch, is obso.
are cured in half the time, without disord err
ing the stomach, by Gle,m's Sulphur Soap, the
great external anti-scorbutic. Depot, Crit
tentons, No. Z, Sixth avenue. New York.
THE TINTs produced by HWS InSdntu
neous Hair Dye are like those OF Nature.
1,m,w,f6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-11

PARTIIS who want medical Diplomas
without medical examinations can apply To
the appraisers office 1t the Custom House
the president OF the mythical university moi
being likely to call there for the latest sup
ply. Here Ia another evidence of the way iu
which We are gradually usurpipg the foreign
marke' exporting TO would-be English ply
siciaDs diplomas imported from Manchester
PhtlQ. Times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-11

Richmond (Va.) Enquirer of Sunday con-
tains the following announcement: "In view
OF the resignation OF the editors In conse-
quence of difficulties In connection with the
business management OF the Enquirer, 1t is
thought best that publication should be sus.
pended for the present In order to afford
time for reorganization and adjustment,
Which can be effected In no other way with
out detriment to the interests Of those con
fernedD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-11
Letter from Rec. SylUd'aY CO6b, Of Boston, Kdi-
tor OF the " Christian Freeman"

tor Of the "CKristtan Freeman
BOSTON, December "a, 1859
Dear Sir: IT may be some satisfaction TO
you to be Informed OF the re3ult of the trial
OF the "PTnidn Syr,tp" in my family. NV
daughter was brought low by q phoid Re yer
last spring, and after the fever left her she
continued very weak, and the simplest foot
distressed her. For months she rem aim in
the same debilitated condition. but from the
1st OF September last, when she common ced
taking the Syrup, the digestive functions
improved, and She steadily gainei strength
bottles, she is restored to q goot state OF
health; indeed, she appears more really
healthy than she has for several years past
am OF opinion that the "Protoxfde of Iron
contained in the Peruvian Syrup was adapt.
ed to her case, and effected what no other
known medicine could have effected.
Yours truly, 8. COBB.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-11
Condensed LOcala

The street lamps will be lighted TO night
NJ $50 p. NJ. and extipguished at u Is O. M
From j. G. Parker we have late New York
mails
The Baltimore American says:-"Mr. ]. M.
Barren, for three seasons the business man
engaged with John T. Ford to manage the
stage OF bis Washington theater."
II is reported here that Charles G. Fisher.
stracting court papers, accidentally shot
himself IN the arm last week In Delaware
by The discharge Of gun.
ne resignation of MT. Henry Johnson as
school trustee is generally regretted, as by
character and capacity he had earned the
confidence and respect of the community.
Inc board as at present constituted cannot
AFFORD 70 spare many such members.
Mr.. w. w. Corcoran has received a letter
nom Acting Secretary of State Hunter, re-
cue stipg him to call meeting OF the monu-
ment com mission for the purpose of organi-
zation, and Mr.. Corcoran has called the I'll rat
meeting Of the commission for TO morrow.
AT The meeting Of the New York Republic
can association Saturday evening q commu-
pication looking towards q closer union of
state republican associations was received
and referred to q cornmittee. J. g. Ames, Il.
h. Van Buskirk, Henry Webb and w. w,
Dennfson were elected to membership.
The death OF Mr.. T.. Stanley Schreiner, OF
me Adjltant Generals office, is regretted by
large circle OF friends. Resolutions OF SYM
Panty oy his official associates will be found
In another part OF this issue. Mr.. s. was one
OF The most gifted clerks in the Adjutaut
three cbilt.en.
At the Tjlden fiag-raising at Bladersbu
saturday, after the pole bad been raised and
cry Blair called the assemblage to order, and
addresses were delivered by r. X. Elliott, J.
u. Norris, Gen. Darlington, Judge Moore
%PEnry, j. H. Bradley, DR.. Henkle and
A Hayes and Wheeler meeting was held at
Langley, Fairfax county, Va, on Saturday
In attendance, and listened to addresses
nom Messrs. Joseph Williams, Arthur Shep-
herd, OF this city, and others. The meeting
formerly of this city and DE- Yandvke
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-11

An Associated Press dispatch from Charles
ton, 3. C.. says: The condition OF Charleston
continues very disturbed. The colored riot
ers Saturday night waylaid and attacked
several white men, chiefly In back streets
but fed upon the approach OF the patrol.
Governor Chamberlain has issued procla-
nation commanding peace; discountenanc-
Ing armed assemblies on the street, and call
Ing upon the city and state officers to enforce
the laws and preserve order. Mayor Gun.
pfnebam has issued q proclamation similar
IN tone - that of the governor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-11

THE ST. HYACINTHE FIRE.-A man
named Blanchette has accused his elder
brother Of having caused the destruction OF
other day. His object In setting fire to his
own house was to obtain the money for
which IL was insured. The story is circum-
star TALLY related by the younger Blanchette
9th -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-11

Mr.. Srorr OF DOVER win make his first
aacent 10 bis Tying machine during the drst
rom the sea front, ny direct to Caiais. nass
Iound the light house, and be back to Dover
IKE Puck In 40 minutes. The machine
, $40 pounos' and II meant TO carry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-11

MARRIAGE LICKNsES have been issued tn
John Boyle and Catherine Owens; Charles
III. Nelson and Mary Z. Cartwright; James
Thomas and Maria Webb; W. w. Dean and
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Frisby; Thomas II. Barlow and
Alesia Simmons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-11

There were ten interment q OF yellow
fever victims In Savannah on SATURDAY:
also one In New York of the body OF q MAI
who had just arrived from Savannah.
~Hanna d. and Rarus won the f1rst ard
second prizes respect. ally at the Hampier
Race Course, near Springfield, Mass, on
Saturday.
SDaniel OBrien, Q noted burglar, who
Is implicated In several extensive robberies
at Long Branch and other places this sea-
son, was arrested In Chicago on Saturday
~An the weak members of the board nj
ssidermen, who do not hope for Q renomina.
aon, And the entire army Of ex-odlceholders,
s ~ ioetes 1oe ooronershi pa.-[M =. Let.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-11

SHOT BY INDIANs "A Wyoming territory
dispatch says that on the sth inst. Harvey
Beasor At Kaue's rancho, on Pumpkin creek,
near Sidney, was dred on by three Indians,
one OF the balls passing through his chest
refuge In washout, His wound NAV moi
prove fatal. Five hundred recruits Arrived
at Cheyenne SATURDAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-11

PRIGG's lewelry store received some bean.
tlful gold wire neck, chatelaine and ,x,sc
chains, onyx tewelry, and antique fnftiai
buttons. The best nfty cent eye -eiass IN M
eitx. No. 4o7 Pennsylyania avenue, near =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-11
Catayih, Offe nsive Discharges from tn,
Head. and all Chronic RiasaseS

successfuIiy sIeated
Dy Doctor Hartley, No. Grant Place. That
the timid and disappointed may feel the
utmost assurance and confidence In the good
lalth OF DR.. Hartley, he generously proposes
TO attend all persons, rich or poor, free Of
charge, until the best evidence and most
convincing proofs OF his success have been
realized from his treatment. Ofice and resi-
dence, No. Grant Place, Washington. 7,9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-11

INFORMATION In regard to the new four
and-one half per cent. United States bonds
can be obtained by calling at the banking
house OF ii. ID. Cooke, jr. q Co 1929 F street.
through whom parties desiring can make
Investments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-11
LOCAL. NE VS..

National TheGeT.-Humpty Dumpty.
FOTdS OpTd RouSe.-Heri mann, the ma
gician-
ThkuteT CcB1iQIIe-First class varieties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-11

OF INTEREST TO GEORGETOWN W. TER
oNsUMERs.-The high service reservoir
pump IN Georgetown is to be stopped to-
morrow at p. m. until q. m. on We1nes-
day. TO afford opportunity to clear out the
boiler OF the engine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-11
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS,

II viii b 10 the interest Of purchasers OF material
Tor building purposes to examine my stock. have
o superior lot Of
FLORIDA FLOORING
~ and 81, kiln dried. Also
VIRGINIA PINE FLOORING
together with large assortment OF
MOULDfNG6, DOORS,
&C., TO-, which ] viii sell ct prices to suit Dur-
chAsers-
DANIEL SMITH,
sns8-tr Phoenix Mill, 1910 Ohio avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-11
LECTURES.
EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c.
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
~ OF THR
MARY WASHINQTOI

CeLy6L V0 m1u6 l.
y1kE0H sPRIH0e, where no In
grounds or boats
Two triIs;.Leaying 7th- street wharf at 10 .. m,
returning at ,. m; fare 40 cents. Second trip,
leaving At ,. m, returning at $50; fare IS
cents Those going on the first trip can return on
elucipE good country milk. can Be had on the
Persons wishing to spend . pleasant day IN the
country, where good water and shade abounds,
can do %. jyls-Sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-11

FIRE AT FREDERICKSBURG, Walt vas
learned last night from some OF the ARR vim
Virginia editors that large Are hs occn, -
ed yesterday In Fredericksburg, Va. de-.
stroying Myers & Brills' large flour mill
Loss s45, eco; Insurance. $40 0O0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-11

ENCOURAGE HOME
ger ne pest goods for the lowest prifs y yon
ssa eN oot h.s ny purchasing trunks, valises.
els, harness, sc, Of James RI To,,ta d sstco-
Ith street, who has been thus eng asss H. 40
city The last twenty one years. III our
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-11

ODD FELLOWS take notice, and step In
next door above your hall and buy Travel.
ing Bag, Satchel or Trunk, of the old and re-
liable manufacturer, James g. Topham. His
stock Is immense, variety great, and at such
low prices as will astOnish you. eo3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-11

HIGHWAY RoRBERY. SATURDAY. nieb,
Ee Ssmes Acton was walking along New
r nI.1 psnlre avenue, between l. and M street I
=, 80 =, u, ne was knocked down and roob-d
.ooehs. Oncer Slattery went in nnrsnIt .,
lne thieves, but they escanS5 Puisuis "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-11
Weather Probabilities To-day.

OFvrcs OF CEIEF SIGNAL OYPrcIR,(
WAsAIHGToH. September II, 1el6.
For the middle and eastern states, falltng
barometer. Decreasing northeast to south
east winds, cloudy and rainy weather and
kfatiCnal ' or lower Temperatures.