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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-16
CAUTION.

OyERMAN SILVER MisIN0 COMPANY
~ Stock sold 10 pay amount due on ass~ss.
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Is thoroughly Identified with the beet H.
isrrsts u the country. ana all elassss Of
the people, nom the MINER, OF the
MECHANIC. 10 the MER-
CHANT or the DANKER.
II glves th. LATEST
Skws. t.lrgraphie
and otherwise
RON al parts
al tho
Work..
and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-30

Mr. Sargent said he was satisfied that the
sum ought 10 be S21O,tOo Instead OF Sl5n. 00h.
oui with the explanation just given he won d
not press the amendment Of the committae.
MI Saunders desired to offer an amen =
ment That there be commissioner from ca b
state, bat was dissusded from Offering lt at
u time and yielded with the unders and
ing that at some future time in the next SeS-
sion another OIL would probably be intro
dueed TO meet any new phase OF the Quee-
The bin was reported TO the Senate. and
lie amendments adopted in the committee OF
the whole were adopted and the bin passe'-
yeas -, nays 5'l the nays coming from The
democratic side pretty generally.
Mr.. Paddock presented resolution that
whereas the Union Pacific Railroad had fail-
cd 10 fulfill It's contract with the government.
and whereas the United States has suffered
by such failure. therefore,
Resolrad, That the President be requested
10 inform the Senate what further legislation
OF the same. Laid over.
By Mr.. Kernsn-A bill in relation 10 dock
eting judgments ob'ained in courts OF the
United States, and FOR m iking them a lien
upon real estate. To the committee on judi
ciaTy.
THE KELLOGG CASE.
The Chair laid before the Senate the regu-
lar order, being the resolution offered by The
committee on privileges and elections that
W. L. Kellogg is entitled 10 a seat on this
noor from the state OF Louisiana, on which
NE pending question was the motion u re-
commit, offered by Mr.. salisbury, who look
The floor and addressed the Senate IN co tin
uation OF the remarks begun on yeSterd Az,
Charging fraud upon Mr.. Kellogg.
'ebete was IN progress when our report
closed.
ROCSE.-Mr. Luttren offered a resolution
author zing the payment OF one months sal
airy TO the employees on the soldiers roll re-
Gently discharged. Referred 10 committee
on accounts.
Nj. Butler, from the committee on Judi
CARY, reported hin providing a method FOR
the settlement and adjustment OF the &C
counts OF the attorney al the tnited st ates
Tor the District OF Columbia. IIt author yes
the auditing and settlement OF such accounts
IN The same manner as those OF other -nited
States attorneys are settled aud audited I
Passed.
Mr.. Baker tInd.) moved to suspend the
rules and pass preambl aud resolution re
citing that faTIlers, mechanics ana lao boring
men in different sections OF the country were
barasStd with suits for damages aud royalty
for IniTingements OF patents in purchasing
articles necessarily In common use and es-
sential In the prosecution OF their several
pursuits. and therefore directing the com
mittee on PATENTS To report a bin which shall
prohibit the bringing or maintaining OF suits
Tor damages Tor infringement OF patents
against persons who purchase for their own
use, ana not for sale, any article or mple-
ment patented IN whole or in part. unless at
the time Of making sUch purchase the pur-
chaser knew That the article was an infringe
ment upon patent.
Pending The motion 10 suspend the rules.
the House, al l2;i5, adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-30
The I,ahor SfriLes in EneIanh

LONDON, Nov. J0.-The strike OF the ma
sols is breaking up. A resolution was
adopted by tie executive committee last
night which one OF the meeting declared
would terminate the stTi ke in fortni GIT. A
II oCsand cotton operatives at Massley struc K
Burnley resolved that the true remedy for
tie present depression OF trade is 2 reduction
in hours OF labor, and that IL would be better
10 strike tEan allow the masters TO glut the
market by mears of reduced wages. A SIM
liar resolution was adopted by the weavers
st AccrIngton. IL seems certa n that the pro-
posed reduction OF wages IL persisted la Will
cause q general strike.
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kilograms to The Star.
TIE EfSTERN CONFLICT.
&eHNia in Inc Anr

LONDON. Nov. 30-The Ddily NslCs Pestb
dispatch save: News from Belgrade con
firms the report that the Servian parliament
VIII be conyo1ed at Kragujevac on the lJ.h
OF December TO vote a war budget and
declaration ofindependence. Military head
quarters VIII be establish at ParacS mo
Gen. HOfyatcrieS will probably command
tie Moravia ard Javor corps which Will be
destined 10 take the offensive Gen. Lesjanin
Will command Tie Teniok corps"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-30

BALTIMORE, November 3o.-yirginia SKIES,
old, 80 do. deferred, 81; do. consolidated So
DO. second series, As; North Carolina skies, old
1914 do. new, = bid to-day. Sugar easier, o.
BALTIMORE, November S0.-COttOn quiet
middlIng, 1O5S. Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
southern quiet and easier except for choice. whiC
Is stead western ga ct and eaSieT-sOuthern red
good to prize, L -35al As; do. amber, I6al SIS
No. western winter red, spot and December,
I.41h; Janaary, a.. Corn, southern quiet an 4
easier, western Gull and lower-southern white :, ;
aI2, do yellow, 55s59; odd western mixed, spot
ca bid. December, "a hid; lew western mixed
spot. %; December, 6lsl; January, oOss bii west
ern steamer, 5O!sa57. Oats quiet aud s.ealy-
southern, 3Ja39; western white, 81; do. miVed
36h. Rye quiet, 63a63. Hay steady-Marylanl
and PeBnsy l'ania prime, - o0Rl6 90. Pro
firm packed, 21s23: roll, 22a23. Petroleum dull
and numinal-crude, snass4, refined. 13n Coffee
rong and 9I.et-kio cars4es, l6al9's; JcLl,iug,
lGa201. Whisky duh, l.09h. Reoei pts-FlOur,
900 wheat, = 900; corn; 40 900. Shipments
hear, 600; corn, IS 900.
NEW fUkk, November 30-StOcks heavy aud
under pressure TO sell. Money, , and q. Gold,
03-l or. BID. Exchange, long, asa: short,
asa Governments tTra.
NEW Yohk, sovenber 3O.-FlOur in buyers
favor. Wheat = and cent lower. Corn = aud
n cent lower.
LONDON, November 30, 1890 p m.-ConsoIs,
81 D 10 for money ans the account. L. 3. bonds,
new fiNes. 10Y. Illinois Central. sSa Reading
bailroad shares, los. The rate Of discount for
three months bills IN the open market , q per
cent, which is = per cent. below the bank rate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-30
The District I'm Congress.

The House this morning passed bill unan-
imously reported from the Judiciary com.
mittee placing the U. 3. District Attorneys
office in the District OF Columb b! Ia on the same
footing as other like United States offices
and providing that the accounts of his Office
he adjusted by the Attorney General.
The bill introduced In the House by Mr..
C'Neill to validate aud confirm certain ac-
acknowledgements Of deeds and other instru-
ments of writing under seal made iu q for
eign country for lands lying in the District
OF Columbia, provides THAT all ack now
Judgments of deeds and other Instruments of
writing under seal made In a foreign coun-
try, before any secretary of legation, consul,
or consular officer OF the United States, for
lands lying in the District OF Columbia, are
hereby validated and confirmed, and the
same, and the records of the said deeds and
Instruments, il the said deeds and instru-
ments have been recorded, are declared TO be
as good and effectual, as to all subsequent
purchasers and creditors, as il the said ac-
acknowledgements and records had been respec-
lively made and recorded under the provi-
SONS OF existing laws" Referred to the
District Of Colum bia committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-30
APOLLINA ARTS
NATURAL
NJ i y 4 II A L w AT e r.
The QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS.
HIGHLY EFFER VESCENT

DE. LEWIS a: SAYRE. "a delightful beverage ~
DB. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND. :. Far superior TO
Vichy, Seltzer, or any other
DE- ALERED L. LOOMS. /" Most grateful and
DR. r. OGDEN DOREMUs. Absolutely pure
and wholesome; superior 10 all for daily use; tree
from all the objections urged ag sinst Croton and
sItiacially aerated waters"
PROF. WAhkLYH, LONDON, ENG. "ImpreR.
mated only with its own gas"
DR. X. PEAsLEE. "Useful and very agree
able.n
DR: AUSTIN FLINT, DR =. N. OTIS. Heath
ful, ard well suited FOR Dyspepsia and cases Of
Oh. fOBpYCE BARKER. "By far the most
agreeable, alone or mixed with wine, useful In
Catarrbs Of Stomach or Bladder and in Govt
DE. J, MARION SIMS. mot only luxury, but
necessity
IfIg and refreshing TRAN any other mineral
water, followed BY excellent results in Dyspsp-
Uia.
To be had Of all Wine Merchants, Grocers, Drug
glsts and Mineral Water Dealers throughout the
United States. aug2D mwf,eow IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-30

"OLD AND RESPECTABLE CITIZENS {"
1NDICTED.-The u. :. grand jury at St
Louis have indicted Thomas Walsh, super
intendent, aud VIM. Patrick, late assistant
super ntepdent OF the new custom house and
post Office building in that city. charged with
conspiring to defraud the government
Supervisors Egsn, Pushee and Ca ssin, OF
Rel ssaIaer county, NY, have been Indicted
by tie grand jury for frsldulently auditing
bills against the county. II is su opposed the
total amount OF illegal bills will foot up
$50. eco for the last year alone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-30

GOING A MILE FOR GUN TO SHOOT
HIS BRoTHER-At Athens, Ohio, Dr. j. w.
went . mile for his shot gun, and snot the
doctor, Killing him Instantly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-30

THE PoPks ILLNEss.-A dispatch from
Rome says the Pope's rheumatic pains are
aggravated. and Il is feared may auack the
heart. His Holiness is passing through
CaDReroUs crisis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-30
More Indians I'm Town.
UNEXPECTED ARRIVAL OF A FOX DEL
CATION.


About IL O'Clock yesterday, when the
western train arrived over the baltimore and
Ohio railroad, delegation of six Fox In
dams, In native costume, walked out to the
great astOniShment OF those prese 1t, as there
had bf Ell no NJ tice given tn N a CATION of
Red men was expected here, aud the goverl
nnent officials were unaware of any inteude
visit from the Fox tribe. This delegation
con- isis OF Ma me-no-mikO, head chief; Pa
tuck Ito, counsellor; Ne Sc it. brave: Slo
wan end jos. Ftss on, interrre.ers Immed =
aleiy on their arrival they proceeded ID the
washington House. Noproyision Ii adj been
MADE by The government for paying their
Doaru. They expressed a wish 10 see the
government authorities as soon as possible
ard Messrs. John r. Mansfield and Chas z
King conducted them to the Office OF the
Secretary OF the Interior.
INTERVIEW WITH SECRETARY SEIZURE
The first question was as TO payment for
board, and Mr.. SchurZ informed them tina
as they had left their reservation without
permission, nOtwitnstandingth there was So 800
TO the credit of the tribe, he could not order
their expenses paid, and they would have To
use their own means 10 live on, and could
not use the department funds. They replied
10 this that they had paid their own expenses
here and would pay them at the hotel. The
Secretary Inquired their business In Wash
1ngton, but they declined 10 state it, remark
ing that they wished TO see the Great Father,
and would make known their grievances TO
him. They then returned TO the hotel, and
Notwithstanding their cold reception at the
during the afternoon.
WHAT THEY SAY.
They stated through FessOn that they sep
arated from the Sacs about IS years ago,
when both tribes were located in Kansas,
the Foxes numbering at the time about 411.
The Foxes were assigned reservation OF
AGO acres in Iowa, in Monoma county, near
the Missouri river. Subsequently they en-
larged their borders by purchase, and spend
their time and earn support by farming q
little, and trapping in the fail and winter.
They state that the government built them a
school house, but the people did not eucour-
age their children to go to it, so the building
is idle. They have also a farmer among
them, but have learned but little yet, and
often lose what they make by not knowing
how TO take care of what they raise, as was
the case with their hay during the past sea-
son. They state that after they LEFT Kansas
The lands in that state, owned by the two
tribes were sold, and they did not get their
proportion. They will ask that they may be
paid fr their portion of this land. Tney
state that they know the character of their
agent Thomas Free) SO well that they dill
not ask his permission 10 come here, but
came of their own accord, and the official In
terpreter, being under Frees control, Sho van
and Fesson, VINO can speak very good Eng
Ilsh, Were asked to accompany the chief.
The latter when asked the present number Of
the tribe said that ii used to be 3i2 strong,
but baby not yet enrolled made up 3i3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-30

A Son OF REPRESENTATIVE KELLEY
SHoT.--At one o'clock yesterday morning
John II. Brown, colored, shot William Ke.-
ley, kon OF Congressman Kelley, while
riding on a street car In Philadelphia. The
ball entered the right cheek and lodged in the
back OF tbe neck, but the wound is probably
Lot fa'ai. The assailant had been drinkin 2,
and shot Mr. Kelley without any provoca-
lion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-30
Hanged To-day
The M4HkRfa

TORONTO, ONT, Nov. ,;0.-John Williams
WHO murdered his wife at Weston, on the 22i
OF September last, was hanged here to day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-30

%SCHENCk'S PULMONIC SYRUP
Wy For tao Cure O Con sumption,
CORgaS and Gods.
TIE great virtue Of this -dicue is that ID rpers
the and throws it oct of the puriiss
the blood, and taus effects y cure.
sCHENCKs SEA-wEED TONIC,
For the Cure o. Dyspepsia, Indigestion, &e.
The Tonic produces q healthy action Of the stom-
ach, creating appetite, 4 Tning chye, and curing
the most obstinate cases OF Indigestion.
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS,
For the Cure Of Lice OUpLdiat, &c.
These Pills are Alternative, and produce q healthy
action Of the liver, without rhe least they
free from calOmel and eft more facacious In
storing healthy action Of the liver.
These remedies q certain cure for Cols1np.
ton. as the Pulmonic Syrup ripens the matter and
purfes the blood. The Mandrake Pills act upoE the
liver, create \ healthy bile. and remove all diseases
OF the liver, often cause Of Consumption. The Sea.
weed Tonic gives tone and strength tc the stomach,
makes good digestion, ana enables the organs 10
lord good blood; ard thus creates healthy circus-
ton of healthy blood The combined action OF these
medicines, ss thus explained, viii every OF
Consumption, Il taken in time, and the use Of the
medicines perseyerec in.
DR.. Schenck Is professionally at his princips
Cfce, corner Sixth aud Arch streets, Phiiade phis
every Monday, where all letters for advice must be
dressed noy2f,m, Win
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-30

FOR THANKSGIVING.
ALMONDS, MINCE MEAT and PLUM PUD-
DING.
NEW BASINS, CITRON, CURRANTs, ana
FIGS.
NEW ENGLISH wALNUTS, PECANy, FILL
BERTS, CREAM NUTS
SOFT ard PAPER SHELL ALMONDS
DUFTYs CELEBRATED RoCHEsrER CIDER.
SWEET CATAwBA WINE, 81 Is per gallon.
JOHN H. MAGRUDER,
Fine Grocer,
l42l New York avenue,
nov2I I'm Late of Msgruder Howard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-30
RARLOW'S GALLERY OF FINE ARTS,
" l22S PsdnS1lrGnia 1reaka-

u l23S Pennsylvania areaEs.
OIL Paintings, Engrayings, Photographers "a new
process French and German Photographs, Porce-
ls,s. m nns Gnr3mos, &c: Ont and Eicke
graph Portraits, The public invited to examine
catis Ms Of foreign houses.
October ist VIII receive . hns stock Of ss.vras
foiios, Portemonais, Gases, &c.l
Gold Frames for Mirrors, Portraits and Land
scsDes, and all styles Of Frames, Spanish, French
and American Naples, with without velvet or
gold Innings, ade TO order, at reasonable prices,
Gold, Silver and Copper Wire; Cord, Hooks, Screw
Eyes, &C., for hanging pictures. Paintings packed,
un,Packed and Inns By competent workmen.
II. N. BARLOW gives his special attention to
transferring, lining and restoring Oil Paintings
Family Portraits restored with the greatest care
~ TO preserve the originality.
Catalogues to be had on application. augsl sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-30
THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAy--lnter-
nsl revenue. ss95 y. nS; customs, $50. > 30 IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.


rs u X A N v u
"a We hold thee SAT. "
The Agency CT the CONTINENTAL FIRE IN
sUkANCE co. of New York assets over So 0lG .OO)
ala re pTcsents in Washington over - years., viii
remain at the old Office in May Building, 9Th and
streets NV. Property holders who desire SnTe IN
dtEtHty are requested TO examine the Safety Fund
Law EHseT hich this com psny Oyerafes. Smpiy
stated II M ans that the bgTHiHg Of NsIc York City
would lot affect the Washington pDiicy holders.
Only three compaG rs in the United stes act
ing under this law Call or send for a statement.
L0Vs6CtN X q. LEWIS 90, Agents.
hSs We HAWK DECIDED TO SELL OUB
HGT entire sock of HEATING STOVES a. cost,
IN .rc6r 10 discontinue that braGch of business
and to make room for larger line of Slate Man
teis, turnsces, Ranges and Plumbiag Goods. We
shall sell, w1thC ut eseryatOn, stock OF Base
burners and o. Under Stoves at until oil are
sold. HAYWARD & HU1CHIH5ON, 3ls 9th
street northwest n0y22-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-30

SENATE.-TheS Senate met at II m, with
about % Senator's present.
The Chair announced the regular order.
MIR. Sargent asked II some arrangement
could not be made so that the Paris exp0si-
ton bill might be taken up and passed.
A fter some discussion, the consideration o.
the bill was ordered, and il was re- d throa gh.
Mr.. Morrill, then asked unanimous consent
to have the vote taken on the House bill
without any of the amendments OF the Sen
ate.
amendments of the Senate were voted Oh
separately ard adopted, tiil the amendment
was reached which changes the whole appro-
priatfon from $50 900 to &115,0
MI. Herman said he hoped that this anne
ment would not be adopted, as he had been
Informed by q friend Of the bill In the House
that that amendment If adopted woalI kill
the measure this session, as the Hon 90
would not agree 70 IT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-30

CoNFIRMArIONs.-The Senate in executive
session yesterday confirmed the following
nominations: John L. Thomas, jr., to be col
lector OF customs at Baltimore, MI, vice
Wilkins, suspended under tenure of office
act; William Corkran to be naval officer at
Baltimore; ]. f. Montgomery, of New York
10 be consul at Geneva. Collectors or Inter,
nal Revenue-Brevt. Van Horn for 18th dis
irict, New York, vice Decker, suspended;
VIM. A. Stuart, I'd district. Kentucky, vice
johnson, removed. Receivers of Public
Money-Harrison Kelley at Topeka, Kan |;
Edgar N. Sweet at Colfax. Washington ter
ritory; NJ j. Salter, register land Office, In
dependence, Kansas; Henry B. Sheldon, To-
dian agent. Round Valley, Cal. The Army
Msjor Nathaniel Michler to be lieuten ant
colonel engineers vice Kurtz deceased; Can't,
VIM. j. rwining to be major OF engineers,
vice Michler, promoted; Major John Camp
bell To be surgeon with rank of lieutenant
colonel, vice Edwards, deceased; Capt. John
Williams to be major. vice Campbell, pro-
NOTED. Also, q number OF pOssm asters iu-
gliding John T. Lynch ct Salt LakeCity,
Utah.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-30

THE NOMINATION OF GEN. HARLAN
in executive session of the Senate yesterday
the appointment OF Gen. Harlan, to be JUS
ticc Of the Supreme Court, reported favora-
bly, from the committee on judiciary, was
confirmed. AfterWaTd, because of Tue alb
sence OF Senator Edmunds, chairman of the
judiciary committee, the confrmatIon was
recOnsidered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-30

THE SURREPTIIIoUS SLIP FROM THE
PRESIDENTS MEssAGE.-The regular ses-
sion of the Cabinet to-day was unusually
short. The publication in the New York
bun purpOrting 10 be a portion of the Presi-
dents message was talked over, bat the
Cabinet officers are all reticent on the
subject, neither denying nor affirming
generally considered accurate, although
some deny its genuineness, claiming that
the Presidents message on Monday will
prove its falsity. IL is reported that an In
vestigation is already on foot to discover the
source of the leak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-30

SENIOR ZAMACOSA, who is here as the
agent OF the Diaz government to establish
amicable relations with the Unitei States
ard procure the recognition Of Diaz as pre5i-
dent OF the Mexican republic, conf ieatly
anticipate the settlement of the difficulties
along the Rio Grande cOr,ier. He states that
Disz Is most anxious tn secure friendl terms
and TO fulfil all the International OBLIGATIONS
In the Interests OF peace, aud he believes that
our cotton goods. agricultural implem snts,
hardware, &c, can be placed in tine Mexican
markets SO as TO entirely supplant those OF
Great Britain, while Mexico can send to the
United States many desirable products.
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= and country towns. Only
necessary to, show samples
to.make sales and money,
for any one out Of employ
) ment and disposed TO work.
Used daily by all business
naen. Se!ld stamp for cir
ocular, with prices to agents.
: Address, Special Agency, "
Kendall Building, Chicago.
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