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Evening star., 1876-11-13

The colored peopl who complain doubt
less with reason) that their voters In certain
sections of the south are intimidstei from
voted as they please, should take care that
they are not charged with similar intoler-
ance- Quite number Of cases OF violence
by colored men against certain other colored
men who proposed to vote or actually did
vote the democratic tIcset, nave already
been reported. Last week the residence of a
colored preacher of Richmond, who votei
that ticket, was torn down over his head by
his colored brethren, and yesterday a colored
minister OF Baltimore, named Robinson,
was driven from the pulpit by his enrsged
congregation. IL Is alleged that this clergy
man had never preached politics" from his
pulpit, and that the only charge against MIN
wns that he had voted with the de no;.a:s.
Evening star., 1876-11-13
An Rar.Piercine saueal.

The Sunday Herald says The STAR ma kes
s'ill-bred boasts of Its wealth." and that
paper goes on to remark with pathos that IL
has had no experience of such al existence
as erjoying "the wealth which nogs from
pap, ard with the lack OF which tbs STAR
has even before this taunted us-
Oh, 10; THE STAR has made no boasts of
the kind, but 1t has aud does claim that
through the support OF It's subscribers and
advertisers IL Is able to earn a livelihood
without being harnessed to any party ma
chine. IL Is thus aole TO give Its readers In
an emergency like the present the news, and
the whole news, ungsrbled, uncolored, and
without regard TO how party candidates may
be affected.
The He7ud has been In the habit for some
time Of indulglng In ''ill- bred" and imperti-
nent meddling In the pecuniary affairs OF
THE STAR, and Its business aud editorial
management, but we have neither the time
nor the inclination to thus busy ourselves
about the affairs Of our neighbors. But for
Its own plaint we should have supposed the
Herald TO be In a prosperous condition. 1t
certainly ought to have money in its purse,
for IL has received In 'lavish subsidies
from the late District government, alone,
"several times as much as the SUN its pres
eat owners paid for IL, aLd far m ore tn an IL
Is now worth at the most extravagant vaIu-
alton OF newspaper property" LIST Us
hope, however, that the Herald Is only put
ting on poor face to gain sympathy with
the dispensers Of the mucl coveted pap, and
that when 1t gets that marshslship or some
equally juicy teat, Its ear piercing squssls
will subside. In the meantims 1t should
shout hosanna to the elect at its louiest, to
establish its orthodoxy, for the other hungry
chaps are already seeking to elbow 1t away
as q "riDg organ" and q bogus claim Ant for
democratic pap. Well, this is cruel world,
SnxhOut
Evening star., 1876-11-13
Reading Matter on Every Page

Average sscorn DaflS Csresslattsa
srer 1S,0eO,-betssg nsore thass
three ttssseS that Of 0NN ether
datzU paper - Washtssgton, anA
e0ssag 70 that of all the ether
daily papers - The ettU O11eA
together.
Evening star., 1876-11-13
Notice 90 Correspondents.

Persons writing letters 10 this once for pubIica-
tioa In regard to business will oblige rs and best
serve their purposes by addressing them simpl
TO the /" EDITOR or TIE STAR" or the "PuBLrsHKa
OF TEE STAR" % the case may be- When Addressed
personally they regarded private letters and
In cases Of absence inconvenient delays frequently
occur from that cause.
Evening star., 1876-11-13
FOR SALE.

k>OR SALI-A hne MAIZE, seven years old: !:
sound ard gentle, suitable for carriage,
Due9y or Ihaton. Apply st 1871 N street IN
nofvpwe0 novll-3s GA
FOB sALH-Tbe FURNITURE fmaroIe-top, }.
= including bedding aud t,be linen, Of q room
mouse; everything peariy nes and will be sold very
b. MOULTON, No. 1000 r street. novil 2I-
LOB eALk-A pair Of fine Bay Cosch HORSES,
L 10 hands btGh, Harness and Family a.
street, betwesn n 18th and l4th ste. oct2S ~
CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES, OARRIAGEs.-
" The largest and most varied ss-ort- . 65&1
kockeways. jump seats, Park Ph@tons, ~
yaggers, Top and No TOP Ruggiss. Also, several
nne second hand Panel Carriages and Rnsgies or
hand t p. ID SCHhITT d OO-b,
mArSn Ne. $40 Eth St. bet. q and d a ~
Evening star., 1876-11-13

WHOLESALE BUYERS
CLOTAINo,
FRIoR TO RKMovAL TO DUB NEW STORE,
COR. BROADWAY AND GRAND ST.,
NOVEMBER 10,
We HAVE DsTERMINID TO orFEB TO
TIE TRADE
Our Entire Stock of Clothing,
MANUFACTURED FOR THIS SEASONS BUS
IHEss, FOB HBT OAsH. 80 DAYS,
At Less Than Cost of Production.
THE SALE WILL ooAMsHOE Oh
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IA, AT 8 A. M.
THE PEIOIs WILL BE MABKED PLAINLY
ON EACH LOT.
THE ATTENTION OF CLOSE BUYERS
rs SOLICITED.
kAUMBURG, KRAUS, LAUER E. CO.,
COR. CHURCH AND WHITE SIS -,
novllals2t NEW YORK.
Evening star., 1876-11-13
FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR RENT AND SALE.
For BEsI-rRoerrcTC CUrrleE. parti.ly
NJ. f1,ntshsd' Gee, es,cwn, D. Q. Rssia.sss q
BOWLING. Star Building ''" nors-im
FOB BENT-FURNIeHlD Room 30 chill
u eIen: House l12r 18th street, between Mas-
saehus.tts ave pue ana street northwest. noT-lv
chu,etts avenue rorIhs est: eonvenisnt 10 tso
hpwaBp ssd cstst sa u sdy.nss
Law, Na4 Louisisns avenue v. noe I'm
E0a BkET-A hardsome Furpi,hed FLOOR-
y Palor, bed rooms AM bath room; private fam
6; Pa Gs. edrs@ sos ss s
COB RkHTal30! street, three desirable IN.
iurn1shtd kOOAs; southern exposure. ocS Sss
HOB RlhT.A kaTe Cb.noe-. Deautifal sui1e
TurDishsd .outs fiont; nSslS heated by L:sroee. e
;s ,sS & ssis.s: ass dssT: ssiS
neishborhood References exchs sased octsS I'm
ENOR sALE-Tne tbrse story BRiOK HOUSE
in Which .s Prssd.os M IincoIS
his last. Apply a 0HAs. KLOMANS. els q
s.fio1 ii Hotel. 0' 0n hh' y" rsS1s' octsss ~
kiSk IsSsf sSc 1 rsfss s
Tot on is1 S.piso, street, Seteeeu sss and iOss
streets, frontins south, @INs feet; sn Improve
..,s and fnsursno. Agents, sos : D % sir:se DC norts.
west. augzS-R
k'OR h1kT-426 nth street northwest, . nne
\ hEslD1NCk, Is rooms with all mcderu I'm
br6vtments ING cuire next door, ~ GEO. v. stH A.
Fbho, aga llth street nor Invest, octls I'm
EOR sALH, EXCHANGE OF RRHr-Six new
HOUSES, with Iine rroms. cellar, and modern
conyenfepces IN each. on street between Is h and
BILE BUILDING LOTS near By, and several hun
d co seres OF ls, rear the city For further In
form stion INQUIRE OF THOMAS YOUNG, No. 1876
New YORK avenue. octH I'm
EOR BENT--HOUsK No. s2I 18th street north
l. vess, and Csrp-ts and part Of Furniture for
,.Io. apply on premises. aug0
LOB REST-Eew HOUSE, with modern i'm
proveDents:s Q In: ee rocme, on Sd street north
west, between Q and n, -v-.h OF lie Droit Park;
bath room; sink in kitchen large yAro. o.. Re-.
low 70 careful tenant Apply at No. 1878, second
doer above. eals- I'm
LOB SALE, RHNT Oh EXCH.NGF-A iarse
L number OF HOUSES Of every descrfption in all
ferent sectons Of the city for sale and rent Also
several ARMS In the vicinity Of Washfngton 70
e11nsnss Tor city property. Give MA call before
EeB RINT-ROOMS, Fornished with every
NJ dn.ne Tor nsekeepius, and some small BEO
hOoMo, at No 334 Pennsylvsnis avenue, south
hob RehT-A nrst-olass REsIDGNOE, With ali
edacept to ecott Statue the meet retired and
ae!,g huul locatfons IN Wsshinston. Apply 60 J. u
onADD, IAOY 18th st. suRs 4m
EOR sALI- h 8 8 for $50 600 00J00,
4Is0, Sy0 600, eli no. Q o.n0, 0s ,0O, o. s0,
Ss,eoO "a Ssec, $500, s,.oO0, 200 Well located
eoo-1 sl1 1tb street.
Evening star., 1876-11-13
PIANOS, &c.
MxV K n A B Z. ma
Highest Award at the Centennial.

The United States Center nial Coumiss ga the
Judges Of Awards have unsnimoaslr deoreed -
messrs. WM, KSABE Il CO. The DIPLOMA
OF HONOR and MEDAL Of a6RGT for
Soncers Grand. fsrloF eIand sqaars and
Upright Pianos.
By the system OF awards adopted, Pianos OF Gil
q sdes received NJ dals Of precselg the char
scter but he true test Of merit appears onl, In
reports OF the Judges accom- he msdsls. The
judges pronounce the X Pianos 20 be she be st
sNPenents of the ara Of PisB m q pg. and
lulJ entitled 20 the dang pesItisn. co 6inin
all the regulates Of a p.rfecs fnsnu u ut
IN the highest degree: power. Pichness and
singing quality Of toas. ease and eiastt-
cny OF touch. effectiveness Of action. co.
iidity and ortginailty Of constructiea aud
ehceiiebce OF workmanship. The K1sbe
award is not con dned g. single rtye of Instru
mett, a. IL the case with other exhibitors IN this
department.. but CON ps1ses all four styles, aud
rity.
Sole Agency ct RIICBlNBAOHs PIANO
MhhGbOoMs, 423 lIth street, o few doors north
OF PennsylyaLfa avenue.
Pisuos from different factories for sale anS rent
OF the most accommodating terms. Tuning asd Re
pairing promptly sttosdedto octU I'm
HALLKT DAVE 90. Z 0kAHD, eQUAkB
IL and uPRIGHT PIANOS for sale oa-
monthly fnstalraepts Oelebrstsd Tor %
dty and swectnen Of tons. See Agent, s'tVVNV
9th sfreet northwest. dec1l
Evening star., 1876-11-13

TaD aLBIAAsLs sEaAka InsrrfVT1-
0vsosrss0sLls. Ns
sss,::. - =. 2: = - Ssss ::dirs s.: s.,. - ss -
- = - 80. e =: IT,: 8: = 4 q: e: -: - -: s;:
Evening star., 1876-11-13
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
F Iss NJ. A. KELLEY, formerly OF Me-
- 1tfk, " ho boarded with the JOSEPH family in
is2, Viii send her sddress 10 NJ s. SHORr. No.
Il9 llth street northwest, between g and II, she
will h, ar of Esther. noylI.2,T
(LAIhy0IAN MT AND Uhs. MADAM HOLLI.-
d: from new York, can be consulted ct No.
S1s street northwest She can tell names aud
sees; OF losses and gains; business AFFAIRS aud mar
rlaees. She brings together the separated, and
causes speedy marriages Satisfaction given, or
money lefundeo. Fee-from 50 cents to 81. No
gtnutmen. novlp- I'm"
/ USE WELLS, EUREKA. 1t resembIes aud is
L equal TO sn English preparation for which
PAID Tour times tse amsun he charges for his.
noVl II u. Z. mAheHALL. Continental hotel,
MRs. DR. ELLIS, CaIrroyaat and PLanst
lV1 Reader, 10 once more at her flee, and can he
eonsulted on all afisirs OF life, ct her office 1918
"a avenue 1p stairs. Once hours: Q. N TO ,.
N ieIns: sic e2 octls-lm
nlNOROHS legally snn quietly obtained iu any
~ stafe ier In. mpa,ibility. sc residence not
material. Fee after decree. Address @. B. SIMS,
~ Asblatd Block. Chicago, Ill. octl7-ly
nIvOBCEs legally and quietly obtained for in.
- coppsubtiisy. &C residence unnecessary Pee
nfer decree 1welve years exp 'rience. A.. GOOD
kiCH. Attorney st-LaW, liza Dearborn street,
Obicsao, Iu. octla Sm
Evening star., 1876-11-13
LOST AND FOUND.

LUST AND FUUND.
II C6T-A BLACK KHEWFOUHDLAND Poppy
answers to the ame of Bob" The ~
nnder Will ee suitably rewarded by re -
turning II to No. 1lOl NJ street q. W. nOvi3 Sc
CAME TO MY PkENI-Es THIS MORNING
~ two BAY HORSee, which this owner ~
can have by proving property and paving -
chsrges. BkHJ j. CADY, corner 9Th aud "a
o ttrsets nor, hesst. novl3 ST.
SS RIWARD-6trayed on Psturdsy. November
2O llth. . rmall blue and yellow SKY ~
TkRkIER. The above reward will be$A
northwest poyl3 Sc
STRAYsD-From p eois.s corner 9Th and @ sts
- southwest Q double nose white and ~
liver colored femsle SITTER. nsmedS
"Juno." generous ward will be given Tor lts
retnTn to DR. BARNARD. novlO st
I OsT-On The 18th Sep ember, q red POCKET.
- BOOK containing Q small amount Of money
and Bair Of deceased friends The finder will
please return the hair to the Star office and retain
money, &c. oct5-
Evening star., 1876-11-13
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,

TURKIsTAH, By lusene Schuyler, Ansricsn
4 Consul General Of Constantinople.
Liyms Too Fast, By ". 7. Adams; SOLVER
Nelly kinnards Kingdom, BY Mis- A. H. Doug
An Chin Les Civilization Of the Western Barbs-
Life q Rubin,s, by George 3. Calvert.
The Brot en- allet. By j. h Matthew.
TSs true Man. and osssr PTses,esi ~ ii Sermons, By
sey ssey = = Mi,sheli, af this city; Tor sale by wM.
NEW AkD HLHGARrLY ILLUsrRArGp
The skslston in ArmoI. b. NV. Lonsfe.lsv,
elegantly illustrated, sto cloth; 06.
pro 2, sGGSe .ss s s.ss
.Oontsmporsry evolution, b. st. esorss nfvsrt,
TSe Ime II the Ancient Mariner; by Q. r. DOLE
ridse. illustrated by Gustsse Dors. Large folio.
iisiy. fron the AIss 70 Mount Etns; edited by r.
hSsssi h1ss Sa isSc'''n'ns o. nearly Tour
'' ' SoMUn knOw,
200 s.m29kSsLAsKs Is,. hrp .. sTa rIonlas,
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Janet e ses snis, . new Juvenile IN tire
G.Iisy Of the srs Il Dom So:sr-, With Ssmoi :.
The Laurel Bach By Hiss hsiecs -. s
r.llse FORTUNES. By. yssss fsyss...-..-..-- s
~ tule Love. By Marian Bsrisnd----..--.-- I -
ssfsSss si5:s Ss.tp,y e the SsSsoi,e
Lifs and Letters Of John Loche-S voi.--.----. q
a lares :. rsne.t Of Oh 10 = IS and oHRoAo
FLOWHRs ssd TKxre, st reduosd prices
eDLOHOuo . CmARQAU,
Agents Ls~rsnses Pare Lissn" Pagan,
octzi-tr No s1l Psnnsyivsnis eve
Ta1 aLBIaAstl ssaAks InsfTFV1V.
Evening star., 1876-11-13
BOARDING


1907 L s1REET kORTHw wEsT-single
ISS. kOOMs and 30 sRD twenty i've dol l.rs
llUAhDlnS-6l7 llIh I'll esf, he At y, large and
- small Rooms. single or tuite on serO Il nd
third floors. Bent n ooerste pOviS6t'
DLEAsANT FROET ANO BACK BOOM Far
u ntsh.d fer rent, either with wihout BO ARD,
at 231 Penns> yania avenue. Prices noder
ate novo 6t1
ABS NJ. q. DAV sUN, havi.g t,kan a new
lVl lease Of the premises $50 aud 1892 street
northwest, opposite Frenk'in Park, resumed
the charge OF her dining room and cuisi Offers
elegant Rooms, single or en- suite, at prices to
suit tie times. nov7-2s~
DOARCING-Furrished ROOMs, with first
- class Boz RI at 335 Missouri avenue. TABLE
sDc TRANSIENT s0ARDERS accommodated.
oct16-lm
ZINE BOOMs and first class rAsLE BOARD
Il at low prices at 100 and L lO4 Rth st north
weet. oct2S- I'm -
CBEAT BARGAINS OFFEBED THIs WEEK
NJ OF 191 and 1916 Pennsylvania avenue, In
Boots and ehOes-Women'a pain aud Fox Caters,
fro m to 81 So; " ome . Glove Kid IN ads to or
der, q So; Womep's Foxed Laced and Button,
el 80 uswsrds The beet 81 Scnonl she In the
market; Misses Pebble Button, 81 Is 70 ol So
Wonens Pebble Button. ol 80 aad o.; French KID
Butte n, o3 50 %; Ohi dren q Scho shoss. from
J.W. IELBY's.
novll u Between 18th ard 3oth reefs.
Evening star., 1876-11-13
MEDICAL, &c,

nR. AEON. Ihs Olds,s s,ta bhsA.d snd On.
" hehaoh Lddies' PAyysctaa tas Cary, can Le
consulted every Tuesday and Saturday st No. 62S
. street, from ! to O'Clock. All Female Con.
llaints quickly cured. Offoe and Residence 10
502 w. Lombard street. Baltimore. novls-3v"
"SsAclsE AOriOh"-A POSITIVE cure, q per o,s.
~ tie. Prepared according TO the ori siEai form
uia ~ Dr. Darby, at lis AZ street, oor Of Penn.
sylvania avenue Consultations free. octl0 I'm
nR. BUOkLER JONEs-rwenty years sxpe.
- rienoe Ia Female Diseases, esuiaritfes, Ova-
Business confidential. Roenis for PATIENTS. f6I
81 Howard street, Baltimore augH-tr
MANHOOD REhTOkED.
Prescription Free for the seeedy cure OF Seminal
Weskpees, Lost Msuhood and all disorders bro he
the ingredients. Address
octz-eoH e6 Nassau street, New York.
SPACIAL EOTlOE.-Dr hOBERTsON can %
y consulted evs ry Wednesday ana Saturday, &C his
once. SIS Ipth street northwest, near Pa. avenue,
rom iron 70 m, on .ll Diseases Of the Urinary Or
nal weakness, Nervous Debility, 1mpotency, Pro.
mature Decay, Nervous Trembling, Pal alpitatfou Of
the II Heart Dimpess Of sight 0iddiness, Indiges.
ton. 30 6o., al resslting from abuses in youth,
n mar noo6 .sd s:,y Con
= 10 native Of Baltimore, With Il years eX peril
once IN special practice, endorsed By the leading
&nynclens OF his city, visits Washington every
~. n1d S fsrSOns II need q ned
70 their interest TO call upoa him, Who win insure
honereoe and scientific treatment, and cure Guar-
anteeo In every case he uhdertakss viii Pefsr his
1ssIon: to e any Of TIE leading Ihysieisns q saiu
mar0-J
Evening star., 1876-11-13
INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
Mutual Protection Fire Insurance Co.
OF THE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA,
Chartered By act Of OongressD,
1909 PkAN. AVE, OPP. U. 9. TBBASURY.
OFFICERS:
GEORGE TAYLOR, President.
VIZ. BALL NNTfHE, Vice President
JANIS =. FITCH, Secretary and Treasurer,
TRUSTEES:
GEO. TAYLOR, WM. BALLANTYNE,
As SSas: 3. HAfkkrss, JSsIr4 JSas 4. SAsin siHns,
Wh. J. siBLEr, W BpR0HELL,
The above company issue policies OF Insurance
on most favorable terns. Pamphlets containing the
ACT OF 1pcor Dcration and By laws Furnished ap-
plcation. JANIS r. FITCH,
octl1 Sm 6ecrefarV and Treasurer
Evening star., 1876-11-13

This eslserated Ledy. AstIoioeiss and asalinI
ner OF ID northwest. She has no % perfor in deli
ea'fne the Past. Present and Future. In love o.
business nsr sdvfoe 10 invaluable, describing you
nfeuds, pointing out Jour epemiae, and ipsorminl
700 Of the sure way to IN all q
consultation strictly CONFIDENTIAL Ladies, o.; gen
Evening star., 1876-11-13
BUSINESS CHANCES.

IT lOrs :. ssue sT0RE ana sousE rs.,'
sppb 1911 uIee. nOsta --.s bovis ;,
S20 0On 40 LAND AT sPHs CHNf
CoN,ONu NOUNs A sIDNt.E rsFs
~ eeSt Cornsf st' and sreets.
(.OOD CHsNCk-efOas tr rent .nd FIK
~ tures for ssle. % -tOre. tsS d sire~t norm.
vest, one do 2 " IN Ttn street lTquire ~ No atS
7th street DOR h~est naNts
Evening star., 1876-11-13
PROFESSIONAL.

PROFESSIONAL.
nR. DUKE, Dentist, I1l 7th street southwest.
y between y and streets. keautifui
sets OF Teeth, IS; teeth filled, SI Extract yYYYY3
ranted. oct28 I'm
CORNs. BUNiVNS, reg Nails, 1c.-
- Or eCH ULTZ, So3 cor. IN and Pa. ave may
be daily consulted Hts system is The only safe,
certain. painless and efectuaI. Ladies and chill
dren attended as usual. oct14 an
II .. q Il. CLAUGHTOH,
liz Attorneys and COHassLLoss at LdU,
&aehfnstob City, d. c.,
once: 4S0h Louisiana avenue.
hesteepee: No. 201 sIreet northwest.
Practice In the Courts Of the District. the Court
OF Claims, the bupreae Oourt of the Cnited States
ano the Cove ernment Departments. sepl9 iox
SCaUTfER = RAkEMAAs
rRkeCO, DECOSATIvE and every dssorfptfo OF
ORHAMEETAL and PLAIN eAi2plAG.
121 9Th street northwest.
SPECIMEH BOOM, 510 E street porthwest,
Jap7i-ly WAsHINGTeN, ID. q.
ES PER BET FOB TKETH, EIT6Es !.W
GO b. Dr.. A. PRATT, Graduate of<ry4
Ohio College Of Denta! Surgery, and oF NNeH
Sush Medtcal College OF Chicsso, lQI -th stres,
NV. EIsrsctfr chiidren'e teeth Is oen-s sugilIs
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-02
GRANTS NEW MUSIC.

When, through the efforts of a few
honest officials, the country was
startled by the announcement that
the Government was swindled out OF
five or six millions annually by the
collision of its agents with whisky dis
tillers in st. Louis and Chicago. the
President was reported as having said:
Let no guilty man escape" Ere the
echoes of this declaration reverbrated
through the Grant press of the country
ex-senator Henderson of Missouri, who
had been engaged as special attorney
for the Government IN prosecuting the
whisky cases, was discharged by
orders from Washington for alleged I'M
complimentary illusions to the Presi-
dent, but more probably for his success
in prosecuting the thieves. Since then
General Babcock, the Presidents pet
and confidential adviser, has been
brought to grief by the confession Of
his associates in the Whisky Ring, ard
indicted by the ST. Louis Grand Jury.
Though the evidence Of his guilt is
said to be convincing and positive, he
scorns, like many of the lesser gems
of the Ring, to confess his offenses.
This seems to have endeared him more
than ever to the President, who now, as
reported in to-day's dispatches, issues
second ukase, in which he says:
" Let none who have confessed
escape" leaving the Government attor-
neys to infer that as Babcock has not
confessed he should be treated lenient-
IL. This is the new tune at the White
House, which the public prosecutors
will have to whistle when Babcock is
brought to trial, under penalty of
being, like Henderson, officially be-
headed,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-02

INTERVENTION in Cuban affairs by
the United States, and a war with
Spain are among the probabilities.
Nearly all the available ships of war in
the Navy are concentrated OF Port
Royal. South Carolina, manned and
armed for active service. The dis
patches to-day, say that the activity
in this squadron denotes a movement
at an early day in Cuban affairs. by the
United States Government. War with
Spain has been discussed by the east
ern press for some time past, and the
activity of the Navy Department,
proves that the Government means
war with Spain, or its equivalent,
Intervention in Cuban affairs.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-02

dent EN- phatically declares that none OF
those who have confessed will be al
lowed to escape punishment.
Arrested for Fraudulent Disposal
of Property.
F. Lewis, editor of the Western
Rural is in Jail for fraudulent disposal
of his estate, which is in a bankrupt
condition. The difficulty eliminated
last night, the rock which sunk the
craft being a chattel mortgage for Sl5,-
900.
An Expedition for the Black Hills.
LEAvENwoRTH, KS, Feb. 2.
An expedition, whose Mecca is the
Black Hills country. is now forming
here, and will start as soon as spring
opens. The circulation Of reports OF
returned miners has done much to in
spire everybody with certain gold en-
thusiasm. and the party will be large
one. 1t will be led by William Craigh.
An Express Robber Caught.
KANSAS CRY, Feb. 2, 1876.
The Sheriff of Ell Paso county, Colo
RADIO, passed through here last night
having IN his custody A. A. Ellis, who
robbed Wells, Fargos express, near
Colorado Springs last fall of $1,000 in
gold. Ellis got away then, and for
four months, the Sheriff has tracked
him through every State south of the
Ohio river.
Public Debt Statems MT.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2, 1916.
The public debt statement for Janu-
ary shows reduction of the debt for
the month of 81, sol, 155 AZ.
The Lands Trial.
BRIGHToN, Mass. Feb 2. 1876.
The Lands trial was resumed to-day.
Charles A. Nixon, of Melville, contin-
ued his argument for the defense by
taking up and discussing the insanity
of the deceased. He argued at length
that he was unsound and insane-the
result of hereditary faint; great strain
on his mental faculties; domestic trou-
bles which constantly pursued him
wherever he had gone. In conclusion
he argued for the acquittal of the pris-
oner on the double grounds that Car
ruths death was the result of his own
misconduct.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-02
NEW TODAY.
Delinquent Notice.

VALLEY COPPER MINING COMPANY
Y Location OF prineipa' place OF business.
San Francisco, California; location of works
Sebastpol District, Humboldt county.
state of Nevada N Office, There are deliu-
delinquent upoR tue following described
stock, on account Of Assessment (No.
81. levied on the 10th dag of December,
1875, the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the resp, ctive shareholders, as fol-
lows: