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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-15
THIRD DISPATCH.
a Terrible Attack upon Flood and
O'Brisn -Coadition OF the stock
Market Yesterday.

San PRAsolsco. July 10 p. NJ
The Ns,es Letter comes out this morning
with q blast directed at Flood and
o'Brisn. alleging that the present de-
preston In stocks, particularly In the
bonanzas. is due TO their manipulation
that they have sold heavily at 81 and 80
per share. and styles them sharks Of the
street. It calls upon the press Of the
State TO join In the demand that the
management Of the bananas shall give
q full explanation Of the present dspre.
citation. 10 ut variance with their EN-.
phatic statemants. and brands the state
Of affairs as the result OF a most dread,
ful conspiracy. In another column the
N,es Letter indusiriously writes up Jas,
Il. Keens. landing his foresight In pre-
dieting the present state Of affairs. and
styles him the biggest maj In ths Stosl
Board.
The strength shown by tho leading
stocks this morning has put the street
in much better humor. AMI tho PAM,
anticipated to-day seems likely to blow
over.
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INHALATION 90 EScAMPMrsr orrIcrHs.
Al a meeting Of Pioneer M. /. aud Silver
State Encampmeni No. I. I. o. o. r., held
at Odd Fellows Hall. Virginia. on last
Wednesday evening. the following officers
were duly installed into their respective
chairs for the ensuing term by Most Wor-
thy Grand Patriarch ". II. Hin. assisted
by the officers of the Right Worthy
Grand Encampment. Pioneer Encamp-
ment. ". II. Hancock. q. r.;
Charles Williamson, II. p; James Loyna.
chan. y. W.; Thomas II. CLARK. j. W.; j.
q. Harrington. Scribe j. q. Smith. Treas
urer. Silver State Encampment. No. =
Simon Davis. q. r.: J.. ". Noyes, II. p;
l.. G~ougcnh-im, \. W; James Daley. J..
W; J. T.. Guild, Scribe; Peter Daley.
Treasurer.
!. q. o. =. INSTALLATION, A. q meet.
ing Of Virginia Lolge, No. ~, !. o. o. T..
held in Virginia City last Monday evening.
the following officers were installed into
their respective stations for the ensuing
term by D.. ID. Grand Master Harry Block,
assisted by the officers ~ the u. W. Grand
Lodge: James u. Gates. n. O.: W. T..
Buckingham. V. o.; Recording aud Per-
mAneni Secretary. j. q. harrington; q. W.
finney. Treasurer. At q meeting Of
Nevada Lodge No. Z. held In Virginia City
last evening. the same grand oficer in
stalled the following officers: Henry
Armand, n. o.; Robert Medahey. v. q;
saln.s rl,e,sn, rs,nlaner, Mnu h'Tof''hs
DfdHrE az hrnrxM INSTALLATION
Al n regular meeting of Colfax Depr,e Of
p.I.l,h Lois. M. I, / n n
a'n, l.. VIII. c.. -
ing. The following officers were installed
into their respective stations for the ensu.
ing term by the NJ W urand Master 4:
u ba''rihnan' assisted ~ ,he omeers oi
~. W. "ranu .ougc WI. hii,, NJ. VI
MIS-. H. uarsry. ", VI Mrs' MARY IL.
Saciinrr' H.roruing H'rrr'ary' caroline
Meadows; Permanent S"cre'ary' MIS-
'
FUNERAL N"r'oh.-A sl"T'ai me'hng OF
The mein'Trs OF SILVER Star Lodse, No. 0,
y. and \. NJ. will he held Mt Odd Fellows
Hall, Gold Hill. tomorrow Sunday. at
2:3o o'clock p. NJ, to attend the funeral OF
their late bro'hef' stErhfN whiIfh,lh'
iers i. requested. BY order 81 the W. NJ.
j. d. BrSNErrs. Secretary.
r m u.--,,-
"hNE HIN "AHe''he'
who Is experimenting Tie WORK 81 erect
ms ihe h.h''ho'n Bl'oWS''Anie o'er 'ne
pump shaft 81 Tue lttlcher mine, ought
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o,,xn p,yrnLIcN EuIN.-Tonigh,
.nl p-.pnLl..n rally AZ
'"'' u---n, l.,n,,uons
virginia cay. ib''" VI" "
from all the surrounding owns ana y
rou-ing time Is assured. Alltho-e "h" W,
tend to 'oi" iot haSe,a ~,S.,ing L..
- s,n,iII,te- 81 the two parties
ought to go and hear the Republican arsn-
ment. The best SPEAKERS Ia the stat" N,li p'
present. smoug them Hon w uo.usIn.
HON. Robert n. Lindsay, ,olonei ia.ft'
N. TAYLOR. Hon. Thomas u. hasleS' h",-
Charles u ID L.nS ,iI ,,,n ort
stephens u''' n Vs. eoaJ Re-
.npl,c.n ,houlJ .,ay away.
A.. u.,,,x father ~ ]. y. Mar.
INV A" -, an.
tin. Of the Bank oil 'AiI'''"t"' SUI
time pastor ~ the ffesby''t,a" ,hur'" :"
Virginia. returned 10 the .9nl.a-n u M
,a'rs'hs .''., IN n. rorn.r .,nn. Of
\ r,..h,i.rIan church on South & street,
xI,s,.i,
,,.., ,ro men nam~l
N'" -. u.... hal 4,
'H'' N".a ,.n,,. an a., silver
iohs aaa as - ,h.y hal finished Mr..
iues /. rlo;..l. while the noss
WAS swollen horribly.
Nj ,ls,iJr The disputed paint
,hi. ,u.rnaop.
IN, ,.s,,ne IN. h,.
,.x..I,.n.l everything la work
n'a"'S - ,o,,.,
INK order. hesa,s ue 90, =, -,.,ni,cs
an soise PAihia" an A.. snr. they are
.oanJ New p.p-, has b.cn promised. hut
tL.r. IL .nme inrNPiicabl" delay III r"''"S
IL in.
-. uL.nbra Tl,sa,rr In Virginia con-
,;.,.. m draw crowded houses. There
IN 4. 4, bir hill tonight anil welch's ben-
nj ,omorrox night. The MATINEE ihis
afternoon wss largely ah'h''i !" ''"
a"d ehildre"' ,.v.
Tar sh"nio s'h."s ,'"r' -.
brought. In the DISTRICT '"u''' "
sjectment againSs un $3.50 =, nm.
Company claiming W. Tar sa0
i.us, "" f
"N So,
-. oolI MN. wandered mp
:"wis,Inia ls.t nigh, and fell by the way
side carving a good deal "i D't MIN
,hrm In Oh" fali' i"' wv"
"''"i"s III. RIM.
OSr of the 'na$ "hic"
ming over The .hss'c ~ 80, IN b,y,
frame AZ w" mi y, M. nnmp l.am. weighing
az, ran.
A.. q, c,,n,v Commissioners
y" -, vt,.iui, No,h-
ing "a more imposiaGce than passing upon
referred bills was done.
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LyoS's K,rH,RroS makes beautiful CLOS
~, luxurianth hair (; prevents it, falling out
or turning gray. II has stood the test Of
I9fty years, ''eh,rmihgly 'perfqmea' md
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4. Eastern war.

vienna, July %i5.-several riots are
reported to have occurredin Rustichink,
but the parrisons attacked tho rioters
and killed several Of the town officials,
II Is stated that Count Andressy has
informed the british Minister that all
statements Of q ssrviau armslico are al
pressnt premature.
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nEro.T.
l-asron-sp p.r,s rr a = xs,r,ss . ca
Nam Francisco Hazard.

l%asroarrD DAM nv ~ y srsriso . col
Nam Francisco BEARD.
LAST k,k>isa.
100 Eureka Con. n. nv. us
~ Jsekson. az. ~
as alps. NIX
si5 BELMONT, 7'..3
ID pussian. "
W leopard. So
io Jefferson, s.Sc.l
lUJ Gils. cOc
90 Pslthsr. IL, 4.
IS Hssssy. 4. &c. Use. -0c
w Northern Belle. ~
10 g a.ssi.i 1s0a... AZ. =.
so Metallic. 1
iUso Mansfield. Sc. save. sTSs
10 Coco Con Sc. AZ
lV1 Moicc.3
10 New co.o. i..i.
~ Golden chariOt. tOc
5S Cou. Virginia. a.. Hk. .si.. tcs a.
1I.O Csl,fom q. s'k. 81.
apOvermsa. q. Gss
SiO Imperial Con, it..t
sso Yslio. jacket. u. ~. sa'.. NV.
la5 Hale 4 Nercross. We ~
ssplsrrA Nevada. ~, 80
80 Crown roint.
- lnlo1 Con. ~, lin
i0O Justice. DS. II
rs ophlr. Il, tos, uS bsc. az. 60.
THIS hohsfSo.
Tso 0phir. ~. tiS uS
len Msxican. EA. 2sk. 49,. fst. 49,
c65 6ou q q Curry. i5,.. ijs. iJS
ss5 Beet 4 bslehss. ~. &0b. t0A
Jits California. Ss., -. ssN. aS. $, ssS'
5ss sso. So.
iOl Savage. III. i1t
ys5s Cou. virginia. -. Es.ts... tf,.
IS choliar .'o,o-i. u. az. ~
40 Hale 4 Sorcro-s.s So, =. III
g-l Crown Point. ~. y.
SEQ lsllo~ Jacket, 7ts, az.
s:ti Imperial ton 49,. hs-s BIS ai.s
ksntusk. lOS
les Alphs. Is. ~
IA Bslehsr. II. 10.
50 Coafds -er. lev. ic'.. L.
GO risrrs Nsysi.. isS. ii'..ti
2,s Utah. iss. ic, iss
80 Bullion. ~
go Enehean.r. IL. tA
~ Sec. Bslehsr. Is
2ss Overm ~. csS. GO
5s Justice. no.. cO<. u
as rsioa con. ~. TO-. ~. lO'.
iJ LAZY brysn. 10. ac
3isS Julia. ~, Gi..G,.
no Caiejonia. {. sS
a. Meadow VALLEY. Tie
10 Rayubnd 4 Eiy.s
40 Eureka Con. u. ns
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
40 rns ooLp muL. p.ir sr~.

.N@eD-
90 rus ooLp nil. pArir nr~s
~e'>L,FoRN'A.
<sl,sd for Dsfrsad
Cigar Factories. 'NsRt Az Ola
Ing the eevsrn. Demeerasi'
Time squasble In
Meeting.
sAS FRAScIsco. July 15.-1 p. =,
Collector sedgwick last night seized Il.
"Cabana" factory for selling unstamped
cigars. This Is u Chinese institution
and one Of the largest In the city. en-.
ploying ssvsnty.nvs men. During yes
tsfday the sams of,csr seized the cigar
factory In the Globe Hotel for the same
ofienss. capturing n large quantity OF
cigars and tobacco. While searching
the building for more tobacco, he came
upon all Illicit match factory and seized
the stock and materials, II has been
ascsrtained that this place was the depot
where most Of the unstamped matches
sold around town arc made. Il 10 also
stated that many persons who bought
unstanpsd matches are known and will
be arrested and prosecuted.
The Board Of Education has begun to
make changes in the to,t books used in
the public schools. accompanied by the
usual growl Of parents.
Al the meeting Of the Republican
County Committee last It was decided
not to have primaries 10 elect delegates
to the convention for nominating dele.
gates to the State Convention to name
the Presidential electors. When IL
came to deciding how the State dele
gates were to 10 appointed. there wa a
great difference Of opinion among the
committeeman, and the matter went over
till the next meeting.
The Democrats had a rumpus at q
meeting TO organize IN Eleventh Ward
Clsh. The row was between the kid
glove and ~anti.coolie factions. After
couple Of hours wrangling and hot de-
bate, the latter captured the organization
and put In all the officers.
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A LAWSUIT i9 England 10 to be the re-
suit Of a quarrel over TIE late Iullae
Matthew money.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-15

''sA'' ~. ""' WINNING "' u
% "
~ .,.nI. h...As 80. r., ,hav
~. 49,, =, a.. In go
my aus" ~. asIas' h.-
u"s ~! ~. go ~. A.. -.
",A''.sn! unPo.", ~ .sy.... NJ,
iues''o" ms. =. p'sI w." -
,ou Pu' "sae !" W. \. Ii
oeer, "hien arc supposeu NV
NJ Ia ee",s = glass .ou !. :" I,AA..
ten.ef'ms 'ne elu.'ai.n' y, ~ ~
yoiI. Inc eaIasspe. naIu paJs .ns'
is . discount Of at least 8 per cent, reckon
Ing on a gold basis, Ihe discount on %
esh's sss 'rnu, Which ,u'ns." auh
,rs., mi. in ,nrn from eo cents and Won,
Iii h.v. is,, cent. IN. nricc naid for
M. ,xn ,ls..rs of beer, or %. c.nt, for
~ 49, m. h.,les,ar io.s. m. cent,
- a.a. 80. o., ...h ,jr,nt ha all.
%@.,n ,hhta .na r%aa,,in. mar nan', yop
M, - !, ~ "'
w"
DEP,ruRE.-Rev. Mr.. Eastman Of 81.
| John. Church will leave ON tomorrow
evening. train. 10 spend one weeks In
the Easi. visiting his friends and taking
IN his trip the Centennial and other points
&C. a, =, John,. Church will continue
'lees ~ NJ. 5onhs .h"'sh VIM 'on'i""e
uninterrupted! ~ inc I'gniar houis' uh-
der the minis,ra,iohs Of Bishop "ni'AAer
anu hN.. NJ, ~ cnri.r a.ho",
we'll. and will contribute 10 H. successful
continuance ali his Characteristic energy
AMI enrnast labor. Mr.. Ea.tman's many
friend. ioin Us In wishing him a pleasant
iourney and a safe return.
m -,
r,,o, .,,se,.. virginia. Ia. been seri.
ou,ly inerrup,sd for the pa., few d.y..
M. ..,..,., o.. ,,,,,,,a ,,. Ir,.,n..
i"' "a' W 's ~
tional Hotel makes the passage OF = Team
from I To on unioh impossiole' on
street brick buiidlhs Is soihs up uiIe.IIy
opposite Tue Iio.e, w pe'.oe" uo wv
shhpanA.heh'. W y.'sA, e. 80. ama
u one team. Jams are annoyingly IRE
qneHi, The Gold HUI bus now stops IN
i,oh' " rue neiA oa'"o" "'A"s ""''
""s""'N""S
Ar m, BrlcHrn Prur-sn,rr.-At the
..m..,., =, A.. p.io,,., min. Ill ,ha
P'"P 80" ~
massive sIoh' i~on'aa'l'ns ,or ~" pamp
engihe aie ~ pi'ye ana '~ NJ "un,sas
pr.paraiory 10 setting up the machinery.
The hosting engine Is already In place
and to-day tue sinoke-s'scA peihs
erected. u . lew Jay y smoAes'aeh
eighty ieei ia WI. os p's'sa Su an'
o' .he ,n,se o'' 80 ar m.in
building. ". u. Patten is the architect.
u,xy,s, ux,ox r,.cr,oy. The yir.
| s,,i, v,,.,s, l-nion hell their animal
s."'. So m'"-m
''S'i'" 'AS' e''"'"s' y" '"."s W"
w MN WEI. NJ. p,o.,asn, Joi, Tsis !.
Recording secretary. John Riordan: III.
nanciai Secretary. James Dockery /;
| Warden. Thomas Penlergast; Conductor.
Thoma. Curry; Financial Committee,
Nelson Allen. John c%a,Anaash aud James
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Enuisad Challenges America 10
Pigeon Match.

Pigeon Match.
LONDON. July i5.-J. Shaw Of Man.
chester. issues n challenge TO shoot q
pigeon match Of 40 or 500 birds, against
D~Ggardus. the champion Of America, foi
r5O0, lie Offers to give the expenses II
the shooting takes place in England, Of
take the expenses In American.
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EsrLENEs's CLOTHING. Etc.

q ON TO nj
d WHITE HOUSE,
'.yfs, FOR PRESIDENT,
the R.pshlie.a psn.'.
1.-THE shoies o,
On the 9Th OF in. ~
Democratic National Cob.
Net At 81. Louis and nomlnstsd
TILDEN AND
THE CAMPAIGN WILL BE ONE OF TIE
hottest ever known In the unitsd States. II II
therefore becomes all citizens to make A.
r~sngsments 10
Be COOL AZ POSSIBLE.
THE WHITE house,
COIN & ISAACS W.
l.. the place to 10 TO foe drs
s ~ Ter G0ODS.-
The Largest, Finest, Cheapest An,
BEST STOCK OF CLOTHING
IN NEVADA.
A a
az every descriptiou. In the s~rrstsst variety.
AND At IOwRsr PRICES.
10 In . few weeks Mr.. isIDoR IsAAcs,
Of the nrm. Departs for the East, and will
forward
NEW STOCK OF aoopsI
The like of which has never been sen In
Virginia City.
SUMMER o o
SUMMER coopsI
WHITE
CONN & IsAAcs.
No 10 South @ Street.
VIRGINIA, NEv.
som
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CALIFORNIA.

~slssd for Dsfrsnd'
Cigar Factories. 'uspt - Az OLA
fng the Govsrn. = DcMoerssic
Time squabbie In :.
Mesting.
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ALEXANDRIA,

LIGHT IN THE Posi- OFFICE.-The light
was again turned on at the post office last
night and the mails opened and delivered as
usual. IL seems that the postmaster in this
city had no control whatever over the build
ing in which his Office is situated, but that 1t
Is managed entirely by the collector OF Gus
toms. After receiving the order of Secretary
Bristow, the latter did not feel authorized 10
continue the use OF the gas any logger, but
the postmaster, after two nights trial, find-
Ing the great Inconvenience and dissatisfac-
ton resulting from the new system, called
upon the collector, and falling TO get him TO
take any action, went to the superintendent
of gas, and finding that officer perfectly will
ing to take the chances OF payment from the
government, had the gas turned on.
THE RIvER-The water in the river is re-
ported by steamboat men to be muddy all
The way down to Blackstone Island which
is further than ii has ever been known to ex-
tend. The OILERS are fishing as low down as
late heavy rains has, however, about SUBJ
sided, and the water VIII no doubt become
clear in day or two.
FISH REPORT.-Receipts OF fish at fish,
town have fallen Off very considerably. They
amounted to day TO only $50 shad, 13, 200 her
rings, $50 punches of perch and rock, aud
about so t8ylors. The prices realized were:
For shad, from $50 to S28 per hundred, her
rings from S12.T5 TO Sl4 per thousand, rock
from Is to 80 cents piece, white perch 10 10
10 cents per bunch, and taylors 81 per hun
dred.
ALEXANDRIA CANAL.-The necessary re-
having been made, the water has been turned
on, and IL is expected that the entire length
Will be filled and in condition for trade to-
morrow Gazette, TN.
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THE COURTS,

CIRCUIT COURT-JiLd0e OurtteT.
Yesterday, Boteler d Bro. sgt. Whitney,
Murray agt. Myers ct al; on trial.
PBoBATE CoURT-Judge Mac Arthur
On Tuesday, the last will and testament of
George Wahl, deceased, was filed and order
OF publication issued. In re estate of Eliza
beth A. Beach, deceased; petition for letters
will and testament of VIM. Bond was filed
and order OF publication issued. He leaves
bis property to the Washington City Orphan
Asylum. In re estate Of Rebecca b. Affiick,
deceased, VIM. p. White, guardian of her
OF Judge Wylie. holding Q Probate Court,
dated March q, 1876. The court ordered that
the appe al bond be fixed at $500. In re estate
OF Henry Cowing, deceased, r. r. Perry,
ter OF Wills, petition for letters of adIaifis.
ration on said estate. In re William
Sehwipg, guardian to orphan of Thomas
FRESHMAN, deceased; copy decree-guardian
auallned and gave bond, &c. In re will OF
Emma Tucker, deceased; executor qualified
and gave bond. In re estate Rebecca b.
Anick. deceased; administrator returned
inventory OF personal estate of deceased.
Last Will and testament OF August Hosch,
estate OF James b. Boyle, deceased: inyeD-
tory of personal estate returned by the adj
ministrator. In re estate OF Jane Ann Jones'
deceased; inventory OF personal estate re-
Wills reported the following accounts, which
were approved and passed: In re Andrew
jackson, guardian TO his infant Children:
tenth account; first account of William IT.
Murphy, guardian TO orphans of John and
Mary Murphy, both deceased. Isaac Lynde.
guardian to orphan OF Richard ID. Lyne. de,
ceased sworn statement In lieu of an account;
nrst and final account OF Daniel orc. Gala
han, administrator W. q. OF Daniel Hagerty
deceased; drst and nnal account OF +. L.
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Schmidt, execr 'or Of Ell zsbsih Zjm ne-ma7,
deceased, first account of Mary Hume guar
Dian 10 orphans OF Daniel and Margaret
anSsr RACIAL executor, Tn Of NAM NAM Ann G xerr
deceased; first account of Samuel G. Magru-
DER, administrator of Fielder Nagruder, de-
ceased; fourth general and fourth inventorial
account OF NJ. Z. l.. Clements, guardian TO
orphans of VIM. c. Clements, deceased; 9TH
account OF Mary Jane Perkins. guardian 70
infant OF Alexander and Mary Jane Perkins;
third and hnal account OF John T. Kelley,
guardian 20 orphan OF Joseph and Mary A.
Daily, both deceased; first account of John c.
Riley and Mary c Riley, executor and exec
fipsl account OF Robert e. Campseli, admin
fetTator W. q. of Eliza A. Tull, deceased; In
re estate OF Joseph c. Ly ous, deceased, sworn
accOuDt-
THURSDAY, before the Register OF WIS
In re estate OF John Lynn, deceased; inven-
deceased, additional inventory returned. In
re estate OF David Jacobs, deceased inven-
tory returned. John W. Wade qualified as
guardian TO orphan of James III. Shreye, de-
ceased; bond 81 900. In re estate of George
Wright, deceased, Sarah Ann Wright was
appointed sdministratrlx of the said estate
guafo so ., s9e orphan children of said
In re estate Of Matilda Scott, deceasei, lei
tels OF administration were issued TO Charles
II. CrsgiD, jr., the heirs at law having O led
their rtDunciation In his favor; bond SlO0
Mary r. Rodier qualified rs g9sTdiau TO the
orphans of Richard Hail. deceased; bond
$1,000. Adjourned TO Tuesday next, the IL III
instant, 10 O'Clock a. m.
POLICE CoURr-Judoe SneQ.
To day, George Hays, loud; s. Patrick
Hook, Indecent exposure; SEQ Ma garet
Barrett, vagrancy; down. VIM. brown
va2raDt; down. Comper s. Hatch was
charged with assault with iutent to Kill +
Harrison by shooting him with pistol IN
the face, on Monday evening last. Com
plsinant is an old man, and appeared with
n s face and bead baH6aged up. He testified
that Hatch was intoxicated at the time, and
he (witDess) was trying to get him to go
home. when Hatch drew out the pistol, but
be was salts fed that the discharge was acct
dental, and that Hatch bore him no i'll will:
so the court dismissed the case. Archie Hill
was sent TO jail sixty days for stealing pair
of shoes. Frank Z. Bill. ass iult on George
Washington; s. and costs. JOS +. Marceron,
threats towards Elizabeth MaTceror; bonds
$500. Ella Robinson, assault on Clara Mo-
ton; IS and costs. Luxe WoOdfork. assault
on George Mitchell; -. William Pratt, as
sault on Matilda White; So aud costs.
NEW Boys and Children's Cloth ing house;
new store, new goods. Z. Robinson d Co
9C9 Pennsylvania avenue, next to NJ. VIII
ltams fancy store,) will open on Tuesday,
April IL. b. ROBINSON
Late firm OF Wall IL Robinson
w. l.. CHERRY.
Adrt Late with the firm Wall & Robinson.
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Interesting rsremis.ory Note Case.

LkGAL IHTEREsr AND SOS PER- MONTH FOR
USE OF $1,000.
Yesterday, In the Circuit Court, Judge
cartier, the case of T c. Murray agt Myers
and kitch was called and the trial com
menced. This Is an action on q promissory
note for coo, drawn by Myers in favor Of
kiteh, and discounted oy plaintiff, q clerk
the pote by NJ ers and Kitch Was proven and
IL was also In proof that this was the last re-
newal OF one of q series OF notes. It is well
table paper cannot impeach such paper
when In the hands of bona Ade hOl Ter, and
hence the defence were apparently destined
ray, The plaintiff, admitted that the note in
Ques ton was renewal of one Of a series OF
30 days notes, the f1rst given Ia 1911, and on
eet thereon, as also s25 for forbearance. Hav-
ing brought this out the defendant claimed
the right to prove by the maker md payer Of
and that plaintiff was not bona fide holder
The court allowed the defendants to show
that the trans action beg an inIs71, when NJ yers
Obtained from Murray $3.50, giving his note
money The first month, and the renewal OF
the note on paying the interest and s25 each
month until the making OF the note ia suit
daied 1873. Testimony WAS also given LbaJ
this note OF May, 1871, although payable to
Kitcb was in possession of Myers, the maker,
and Murray discounted the note Cor Myers
paying him $3.50, and renewing the note for
him. The defendants claimed also tn at the
note was in possession or Myers. wnen by
It's face IL was the property OF kttcb, and
the transaction was between Murray aud
Myers. and Myers was cOguiZRDt of the fact
that the paper was accommodation paper
and Murray was not within the meaning of
the law a bora fide holder or such one as
was entitled to the benefit of the principle
above referred to. The court sustained lnis
view, and also instructed the jury that II
they found from the evidence that the ori
glDal transactions was between Myers and
Murray, and upon each subsequent renewal
s25 vas paid for the privilege, the defendants
are entitled 10 have the amounts so paid TO
Murray credited upon the note in suit. The
payments so alleged 10 have been made
amount 10 sS15 The jury found verdict for
plaintiff for S625. Mr.. Hine for plaintiff and
Mr.. j.. CaruSi for defendant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-08
EVERYBODY SHOULD KNOW

Taat two or three swallows OF Prof. COOK y
BALM OF LIFE will stop "bad feeling" after
meals. No injury or debility results from it. Used
the tired brain and body As . dsntIfrice il purifes
the breath and preserves the teeth in their pearly
whiteness; makes the face far q lilly, and rem
ders the body inodorous. My reputation is staked
for the truth Of the above.
+. a. COOK.
Discoverer and Manufacturer,
Corner 9th and streets.
Sold IN quart BEETLES only. spadsxim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-08

No ESTABLISHMENT In the city more
prompt In attending 10 all orders for Sewer
Work, Plumbing and Gas Fitting than Ham
iltOn Pearson, Y. NJ. G. A. Building, 9th
and ID streets. They employ none bat the
best workmen, aud consequently give satis-
faction IN all their work. They keep the
largest stock of Plumbers and Gas Filters
supplies OF any house in the city, and are
therefore enabled 10 do all work at the most
reasonable prices. They give low estimates
on all contract work, and guarantee salts
faction m every instance Give them q call.
They are good responsible men and deserve
announcement. 3,lS,w&s.S:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-08

WE WILL SELL FOR THE NEXT FCUR
w WEEKS
Any quantity the public may want,
OF FINE DRESS SHIRTS,
Made Of Wsmsutts NJ uslin and Twenty one Hun.
dreo Linen at rs cents. Our object in selling the
10 large number Of hands that would otherwise
have nothing to 90
BY very little calculation You can easily see
that our profit Is nothing.
J. W. BARE, Manager"
Branch Baltimore Shirt Factory, 1912 + street
ara Ct