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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-21
MILLS HANGED.
TIE LASr NIGHT OF riIE ELKO
MURDERER.
lie NaLes y Fail Confession and
Dies Ia the IIope0 ~ Jesus-Seenes
NJ the Execution To-Day.
l.rrcrAL To u GOLD HILL DAILY .r~..l

ELHo, Dec. 2i.-At precisely 5 minutes
To IL o'clock to-day Sam Mills was hung
In the Courthouse yard. During tho
whole Of last night hs Was attended bya
press reporter. neither OF them slseping .
minute. Mills wore an air Of cheerful.
ness and chatted and laughed quito gaily
most Of the time. but . deep drawn sigh ct
short intervals indicated that ho felt his
desperate condition. and sndeavored to
conceal his real feelings. He converted
about his coming execution. told the re-
porter that no had closely inspected the
scaffold from the Jail window and thought
Il would work perfectly.
lie frequently remarked. I" Well. this IL
my last night on EARTH" lie asked II there
was any danger Of his body bsing given to
the surgeons, but upon being assured that
such q custom would DO frowned down II
attempted In this country. he expressed
apparent relief and said. 'Then at this
time tomorrow night ! shall DO up there
ON tho hill. I do not fear death. and II I
felt sure that my sins were forgiven I
would want to die. for ! am tired Of this
world"
Every few moments he would sing . limo
or two Of the familiar hymn:
Come 10 Jesus,
Come TO Jesus,
Come 10 Jeeus Just now"
At one moment he would appear merry
and crack q Joke. laughing heartily at his
own witticism. Then, again. he would
sigh, and allude 10 the coming morrow and
ia horrid work. Al one time be sat
silent, apparently In deep reflection. Then.
In q scpnlchral tone Of voice repeated the
following lines:
"IIeie on my heart . burden lies;
Unjust pronounce Thee inst and wise.
n my poor soul IL sent to hell
The righteous Lord approves II WE'LL"
THAT" he fcelingly remarked. "is my
old mothers iavorito hymn. and I often
heard her sing.lt when I was . boy. May
dod pity her. sho will never see tina, boy
again."
AT i.i5 In tho morning he expressed Q
desire to lilo down. No remained very
still about ten minutes and then broke out
with the most hsart.rsnding supplications
10 God, "Savs me and have mercy on my
soul" Subsiding after . period Of prayer.
he said he felt better ut heart and thought
u, ,,,o ,ims and conn.sd I'M, vsIs mir.
n,ss mill daybrcsk. Al I,io he arose and
III ha conlj net .l.ep. and takinp a se,t
49,, the .,"ve' con,rr.ed freely sbout tho
aI,n,,;nr trsonsntly remsrki1g that bs
,''1 w. e. n, Js.,h When ,bs arst ora,
nna n T. ~ ,bs heavens announce tbs an.
s.I rass w IL, H. LII That J.si;ab, |
ploaon,.s snd ,hs Ia, 7 hail avs, -.
co,h,ns nv, ~, n,nh, hn, III, ,.s..
= uia Nv, ~ In hosran ,o.,i,n,.
sooa ,D Dn ."no,ar ioft thc iii ,bo oo,.
ssid era sure and co,n. 20
aemno mi von viii sno ma AZ
,ny eN.e'"' - ~ W" Wv
o'a,e,y IN o,o,o.l n.or,. h.,.r a. ,.,h.,
av' y III .nd !onn y. a., ia 49,
a "royrai i'm from. Tbras color.d
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-21
ssrees Qaesnsiss..
SAN Rn,scIsco. Dee. 2i-2:oo p. N.

San fn,Scisco. Dee. 2i-2:30 p. N.
Andes. lao
Alta. 2la
Ophir. 81
Mexican, iGa
Yellow Jacket. liz
Con. Virginia. a.
ChOllar. Potosi, 40
Justice, lOea
Benton. 81
Union Con-, "a
Crown Point.
Alta. ~
Hale a Norcross. iOh
Imperial, Ito
Best 4 Bclcher. 2Oh
Gould a Curry, iO's
Ophir, 5a
Bullion, c.
California. -
LAZY Washington. n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-21
A CARD.

To all Who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions Of youth. nervous wesfnsss. early
dcray. loss OF manhood. etc., I will send .
receipt that will cure you. YREE o. CHANCE.
This great remedy va discovered BY . mission.
arr in South America. send . self.addressed
envelope TO the REV. JOSEPH 7. fNhAh.
station ID. Bible House, New York City.
mhlD Gm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-21
rHE PALACE EATING STAND.

For . roa.t OF beef uncIcelled In Storey
county. 70 to Thomas Hsffron's Eating Stand.
In the Palace Saloon, 10. 7 North q ntreet,
Virginia City. Prerh oysters at all hour In
svefy style. Forty miners always on hand 81
night. For tasty, homo style Of cooking. and
Try u. apis n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-21
d. n. GALLUP.

o. II. GALLUP. opposite the Bank Of callfor.
MIA, aold Hill. keeps constantly OF hand eli
fsvorite brands Of Imported Cigar. choice bit
cigars. ell HI dc Of chewing tobacco. mcer.
schaum pipes. nuts. candies. nne cutlery. and
toys and fancy goods Of all kinds. ap3s m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-21
MINING INTELLIGENCE.

Annual Meeting Of shs 0~phir-0ns-
q Elect - Out OF Debt rad
Meaey im she Tr~nsury-Wosd.
VILE Assessment-Lady Ryan
Zoe Seates Assessuaens-E Etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-21
n COUGHS.

Sudden changes OF climate are sources Of
Pulmonary and Bronchial Affections. Take ct
once Browns Bronchial Troehes. let the Gold,
Cough. or Irritation Of the Throat b ever 70
slight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-21
4 LADY Ucki
WITH ADMIRATION
AZ the beautiful HATS In Madame
Loryes's window.

sTHUcK, the second time. II the
Low pricesi
STRUCK. the third time. with sdmira.
tIun OF herself. whom she looked IL the
glass aud NV how we'll an plain
looking woman can lCok when she
wears . becoming hst.
MsdAms Lorye.'s ID the place TO oh
taiu hne goods and cheap. No b9nsnEa
price. here.
Velvet Hats made over to look like
MADAME LoRYEA,
No. d South @ street, between Taylor
mol 10 I'm and Union. Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-21
TE LIE GRAPHIC.
The Explosion in New
York Yesterday.
A Vivid Picture of the Ter
rible Scene.
THE LIST OF TIE DEAD STILL IN.
COMPLETE.
Postal Abuses Coming To
Light.
The Pacific Railroad Pro Rata
Question.
ESPECIAL nI.pArcnks TO rur aoLp HUI
IA 1T NKws.l
Terrible C.,n.trephe.

tho shape oil an IL 10 Colleso fIAce.
The boiler. which was under the side
walk on the Barclay street side, burst.
tearing away the entire front and scatter
ing the wreck In all directions. A large
number Of girls Of all ages were employed
at the lime In the building. The walls
fell . few minutes after the explosion.
The policeman who was on duty near the
building says ho saw the front oil the
building, which was fve stories high, fall
into the street. ffty.six wounded and
one dead are reported at Chambers street
hospital. At 6:i5 numbers were also sent
to Bellevue and other hospitals. II is
estimated that the wounded will reach
l25. About 30 escaped by the College
Place entrance, aud a small number got
out through tho skylights, walked over
roofs and got down ~skylights Of other
buildings. The book-kesper, who was ON
the Barclay street side Of the building, was
blown out through the window TO tho
street and badly cut on the head. Several
Jumped from the second story and escaped
with slight injuries. No fair estimate Of
the loss Of life can be given tonight. but
1t must be large. The parties employed
In the factory were principally young girls
and boys from eight TO twenty years Of
age. Owing TO the approach Of tho holt
days . double force was employed, n
working during the day aud the other at
night. The force was changed at 8
o'clock, and the fact Of the explosion oc-
curing five minutes past that hour rem
ders ID still more difficult TO know how
..... - -. 49,. sl.. ..,ttn.. frl,. ,,..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-21
RECEIPTS.

II will DO seen that the mine is cut OF
debt and has over s20.0 900 on hand. Be-
sides the latter sum. the Presidents re-
port states that from the ore at the mill,
O being crushed, about sii,VoV viii DC
secured during the montn' nus making
about s3l, 600 TO the creditor the company.
Official motto, will 10 found In our al.
vcrti.inc column. to-day Of an assessment
of ten dollars per share on woodville. de-
Dnouept ON the 2ist OF January next.
This seems like a pretty large assessment.
but the knowing ones say that IL il advis-
able 10 paw Ii, in fact that '' there's mil.
lions in it," 1t ID rumored in stock cir
cles that an important suit is about to be
begun against the Justice Mining Company
by the woodvillo Mining Company to re-
cover tho SNUG little sun Of 5000, 900,
the value Of ore extracted by the former
company from ground alleged TO be the
property Of the latter. Tbs suit 10 based
upon the claim that the purchase made some
time ago by ths Justice OF q controlling
interest in tho Woodyille Consolidated,
lid not give the former any title TO the
ground then In dispute, for the ground
WAS not the property OF the Woodville
Consolidated. but the Wooiville, which 10
another and distinct corporation. .
which claims to own the only valid hue
to the ground.
The annual meeting Of tho Lady Bryan
stockholders wa held Tuesday afternoon
in the Office Of the company. ON California
street. San Francisco. There were about
q. 900 shares represented. Thors was no
report presented by the Secretary or the
y---l. - al. .,s,. a,l tha only
business transacted wAs the election Of the
following Board Of Directors 10 serve for
the ensuing year; Martin Jones: James a;
Baker. John al or'eh' L. Ao'ey anu
Z. IL. Merrill.
An assessment Of % cents per share Is
lsviel by the Joe Scates Consolidated Silver
Mining Company, delinquent on the 18th
Of January. The official notice Of the same
can be found in our Advertising columns
to-day. Tho Joe seates Is IN old location
In the midst Of the most prominent Of the
east ore belt mines Of the Comstock. and
within gunshot Of the big BONANZA. An
excellent working shA,t has Already oeen
sunk 10 onsidersoie uep'n, u pu,'e an
innuS OF wafer Us s~heoun'ercu' anu os,e.
surface machinery Is telu,r.u. TUT hA'
purpose this assessment 10 'c'ieu'
The Ophir Company has commenced .
suit Against GEORGE =. ford' ex.accoant.
ant OF tina Company. 10 recover ss,l1I 70
and costs. In It's complaint the compahy
alleges that II Is informed by defendant
that. at various times between the lat Of
January. 1876. and the ist OF September.
1877, he received certain sums OF money
BELONGING 20 . p.sln.h' Anu ass.e
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FINANCES.

Tot.l .Si,9O9 IS
General disbursements ......... OIL oo
Net proceeds in full ..si.3i7 95
Tie report spoke very highly Of the
effective labors Of the ladies, through
whose well-directed and unremitting efforts
the Fair MAS made such . grand and unex
pectcd success, and recommended that .
committee Of three DO appointed TO draft
resolutions expressive Of the grateful ap-
probation by the Society Of the work OF
the ladies', a. well a. OF all others who con-
tributed to render the Fair such . crafty
ing success.
ON motion the report was received and
ordered placed on lille. and the Chair ap.
pointed All. Doten. II. II. Taylor and DR..
Delevan a. the committee in question.
On motion, the chairman, Judge Auds
was added TO the committee.
The regular reports OF Secretary Storer
and Treasurer Edwards were read. re-
ceived and placed on file. ~
cABisEr DONATIONS.
Librarian Baker reported tho following
donations 10 the cabinet Of tho Society
received since the last regular meeting:
-. 4. ~. ,,,m ,sos 40
hAii-uo'iAis' 'Ans'as ~
1886; one 5-cent nickel, one scent nickel
and . copper cent, also American; Mex
lean half-dollar, Costa INCA ~sii.dollAr'
Chilean real, Mexican real. CanAuian quar-
ter. English sixpence, Canadian dime,
English King George siIpence' loiG; hall
---.
s,v ~ ashs, PrsneI. swedish. Russian.
Austrian, Japanese, Spanish and Central
American coins-forty.four coins In ALL
amounting "a .a'uT W s'1 A..
French Empirs. one Of 20 and The other Of
so csntimes.
stephen A. Kinsey Of Genoa-T Two old
copper cents and q o p Of the Territorial
E.,,,,,i,,. dated Aprii is, 1865, In mourn.
inc for The death Oh President Lincoln,
Nv DIR. M. Holmss-A queer looking
limb az nut.nine twisted almost into the
form Of the letter q.
Nv Ms. lena smith-The famous &c do.
mestic war club" brought over from Ne
ysda county, California, by Major Dow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-21
PACIFIC COAST PIONEERS.

AdJsurssd Regular Mseting Last
Eveniag-Liveiy and Iuseress-
ing neeunE-Report On the Fair
Fine lot OF Rare Ceius for u
Cabinet = The "Domestic War
club Disposal OF she Fair Pro-
eee,is- Warning to DelinQuents.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-21
RErORr.
Ran FRANCHISE Beard.

san Franchise Board.
LAST rvrSrsa.
so Meado- VALLEY, se
as Enreia Con. -
1878 Alps. 9S.ss
,so n Dorsdo south. ~. i.S
SO Leopard. I, i05,l
% Northern Belle. f2s
it00 Hu--cy. sc
IS xanhsi,An. fk. iis
isO De frsee. 6oc
$50 Grand Pilxs liz. ns
l0y ArrsbtA. leo
so Independence. cc
Ion silver Prize. Sc
so Day. aas..as.ax
$50 Modoc. VS.
$50 New coso. 1. i.;o. i.eo BIO
as Bodis. 3N.2k
no Beehtel. . b.
xtD Golden Chariot. Leo. i.9o
80 L.eis. 36o
ash Tiptop. ~
isis Alta. "a. ais. sl.. 2s bs, "a slo
80, Justice. ris.ns
IS Caledonia, teo.tt
si5 NsHesn. 10. 49,
w Nexark.3
~ Utah. i5x. iss
is5 savage. iss. IN
80 Crown Point, I.1s
~, Ophr. 81. 1s. 3s
$50 Hale 4 Norcro-s. io'.. II b
rs Union Con. N
40 New York. 2.A5
255 ~Bailion. 81. 81
no California. -
3lo Con. Virginia, -. IA.
lis uVuId 4 Curry ~
asO Iirnton. ~. aIu
s5 silves Hill, 3io.s
10 iis-; 1 Deieher. 0k
3s5 Ovemian, ~. AN
io Dslehsr. 81
rus MORNING..
csJ Op.ir. 81. aa. 1S
is1 Mexican. l5s. isi.. ID. iGS. iGs. iSN
cas- Gou 4 ! cary. 10y, 10.
W beet q bslsher. o..n
$40 Caiif.fsiA. -. ~
$50 savage. Ia. ~
rs Con. Virgins. y. 2s'.
no Ch~oilar.potosi. tos 80
as ale q Norcr 90, 100. III
SIS crew. Point. III.
eos y.iiov Jask-t, IN. tls.n
Ass Imperial. i.oo, Ito. I 10 BIZ
ITO ksptseh. ss,3
10 Alpha. IN
t,s slsrrs ssvsda. Sc. 81. 81 I'd
las Utah. 10
itO bullisn. 81. o.
$40 Eneh qusr. AZ,
ssJ DAAey. tcc
O. vvefm.n. AN, AA
800 J as,ie-. n. iU's, TO-, ios, mt
ivo sa cot. az
$40 Union Con. TS.T.. ..
isl5 Alta. 2is. IN. AZ.
40 Julia, . 20
s0 tale ionis. tGp. t.5S
Is Seq Belehsr. 10
istO silver u II. .. b3
90 ClAllcngc. IL
tOO Rock Island. Nc
itl5 sew Yotk, ~, a9o. N
$50 Occidental. is.2
Zoe Dsyton. &c
$50 senator
2so American Fiat. IN
il0o woodvilie. MILF, I'D
so Mint. DC
3Ii L,dy Washington, n
~ ko.-uth, sc
80 Andes. lis. I 10
IT'S Ward. &C. Tsc
80 Leviathsn. Zoe
Isl north Con Virginia. 9Sc.i
80 Morning star Gc
lOoD Monumental. iso
$50 Trojan, 9c
90 Lee. leo. i.3s
ilt0 BENTON. ~, . ~. $50 b
so Pstten. s5c. Coc
~ boyle. 95e.i
,s,s 81 Louis. ,Oe. cs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-21

- Everything Of the hest quality and rats.
faction guaraitcet. Special attention paid 10
orders from private families. All ordrrs flIed
n,3m A. CABIN,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-21
Choicest Imported and Domestic
Cigars and Tobacco,
Al Wholesale and Retail.

Elegant MEERsCH,uM PIPES and CIGAR
HOLDERS. A Full Assortment Of Frrnch
BRIRR PIPES. PLAYING CARDS,
pERYUMEalRs. CUTLERY, Etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-21

Or. xIRBY's Hours. nom l, =. 70 4
., 4s. soHsAsEL .. ali Aos". &, q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-21
DRS. KIRBY 4 SCHNABEL,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

0PPIoE-AT DIR. KIRBY.s yoRMRR RRs.
~ idence, Main STREET, Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-21

An adjourned regular ssmi.mouthly
meeting Of the Society Of Pacific Coast
Pioneers was held last evening at their
hall ON d street. Virginia. In the absence
Of President Tyrrell. Vice President Aud
occupied the chair.
DEATH.
Alter the usual reading Of the minutes
Of las, meeting. and other introductory
routine. the Committee on Sick reported
the death Of W. Z. Lafferty. a mcmbor OF
the Society. who died 9 few days ago In
Plaeerville. California. lis afiairs had
been properly attended to, and there was
NO call on the Society for any assistance
Thu remains had been forwarded TO hi.
relatives In Pennsylvania. and
probably arrive to-day.
FINANCES.
Under this head came the report oil
J. W. Noyes. Chairman Of the Committee
ON Entertainments. giving the financial
result Of the recent Fair Of the Society ~
follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-26
GEORGE TOW

THE GEORGETOWN Posr OFFICE QUKs-
rIoN-Ephrdim Joined 70 HIS Idols.-It will
members of the Merchants Exchange passed
q resolution favoring the Georgetown post
once, and petiiioning the Post Master Cen
eral mat no change be made in the present
management. A resolution was offered on
Change day that, after reconsideration OF
Their action, they "are In favor of the free
said town, provided the introduction OF this
service does not involve the loss at our post
Office OF any facilities or conveniences which
our citizens now have for the purchase OF
stamps and money orders and for the mail
Ing and delivery of letters and other mail
matter, including theiuse of private boxes, as
now furnished and enjoyed in said Office"
This resolution looks TO be perfectly safe for
any Georgetown man TO approve Except the
postmaster), bat Mr.. Tenney didn't appear
10 see IL so, and called upon Postmaster Hill.
who was present, TO give bis views as to what
would be the result were the carrier system
adopted. Mr.. Hill arose and gravely said
that he bad MOI come to the meeting in his
own Interest, but in what he considered the
real. interest of the town! That Georgetown
could lot have the post Office and the carrier
system, but that he had a project in view by
which both could be OBJ aiued, and that 1t
could only be done by legislation.
Mr.. Tenney said the present arrangements
suited the business men of Georgetown.
Mr.. Cassin said what was wanted was addi-
t1Onal facilities, not that the post Office
should be done away with, and that the post
master had no power 10 m axe the change.
II.
spoke in favor of the .esolution, giving many
good reasons why 1t should be adopted. Mr..
Clahaugh moved TO lay the resolution on the
table; carried unanimously. Mr.. j. q.
Waters moved 10 adhere to the original
proposition indorsing the post Office and the
present management; carried unanimously.
Adjourned.
FIRE About two o'clock this morning an
alarm was struck from box Tl2 by Officer
Fisher for fire in the back build ing of one
of The houses in Libbey's row. corner of Fred
erick and 2d streets, which was soon extin-
guiShed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-26
Condensed loeays

See advertisement of breastpin lost
From j. e. Parker We have the New York
papers In advance Of the mails.
Street Emps will be lighted at 6 20 n m
and extin gdished A. $40 a. m
The drivers of the Great Falls Ice Com
pany give their second picnic at Locust
Grove tomorrow. See advt.
The 5tH street FIRE alarm bell on at. Marys
Church broke down this morning. and will
DOT be In working order until to morrow.
Me>srS. liable Brothers, the well-knOwn
Washington clothes, secured the contract
for furT ishing clothing to the Sioux Indian
delegation now In this city.
Reserved seats to the lecture at Foundry
Church Of DIT. Fowler, the great W stern
preacher. and now OF New YORK, can be OBJ
tanned al the book stores mentioned in the
adveTtis mt elsewhere.
Meyer Hiram, residing at No. 11Oi eth
street, shot himself accidentally In the head
while csreleSSly handling pistol yesterday
afternoon His injury, though painful, is
not regarded as dangerous.
Mr.: Nicholas Cailan was yesterday recon-
missioned Justice Of the peace for the Dis
tr1ct OF Columbia Mr.. Callan was fr-t ap-
pointed justice in 1911, his commission
being signed by President Tyler.
Judge Mills is in receipt OF a letter from
some OF the Boston delegates 10 the recent
National Council OF the Sons OF JOnadab in
this city. il which hey speak in nigh terms
OF the hospitality shown them while here.
They also announce that since their return
home new council has been formed in East
Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-26

To LADIES AND GESTLEMES-We wish
TO call attention TO a. Fischer's Chemical
Securing and Dyeing Establishment, No 9G6
y street, near 9Th street. BY promptly adopt
Ing the latest Improvements, whether of
American or European invention, he Is en-
abled TO do his work In manner not to he
equaled by those not possessing these facil-
tiles. His cleansing and dyeing Ladies and
Gents Suits are, IN fact, the cheapest In the
city on account of his superior WORK. Give
him call-9O6 q street. PunctusIity guar
anteed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-26

THERE ARE FEW, a very few, actual
specifics for disease in existence, and Hos
letters s. Omact RuterS may be set down as
one of them. In cases OF indigestion il never
fails. Persons who have suffered for many
years almost every conceivable species of
torture from this agonizing complaint, have
been permanently cured with the Bitters in
six weeks. Hundreds of such instances are
on record, authenticated by the testimony of
prominent men in every walk of life, emil
nent physicians among the number.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-26
TIE COURTS.
EOuITY Coz


EQUITY COURT-,Jtidge Cartier.
Yesterday, v ate agt. Warner order that trustees
report. Pea agt. BcRnew; reference To- special au
ITl,Gr %dt = al agt H4llen; INJUNCTION refused.
Mculton; Trustee appointed Lee agt Darneii3e:
leave 20 file amended BIZ. Samm agt MJrsell leave
20 intervene. Page agt Page ct al; sale confirmed.
PROBATE COURT-Julqe Cartier.
Yesterday, the will Of John arre was admitted
t. PROBATE and letters were Issued T. Peter McCart
nI.{i bono go. or the estate Of Hugh CaPtrt,1
CapeT-Cn; bond So 30 The win of Charleg BaI.rr
Wa schit.ed 10 probate, and letters were issued
Charlotte NJ. Baker, bond $500 DR. r. An
t;sty oe;ained letters q adnnstraton estate Of
iEhzsboeth spp,ehy bond 5000 In re estat. Of Re
beccS b. Afck; order directing Davis Aflick to FL
new bond in S2nfov. The viii Of Catharina Barrett
Wa fully proven and admitted t. probate aud record
annexed were issued To + Toone; bond 500 C. l.
Ca.hcaTt was appointed guardian Of his child bond
POLICE CoURT-JIGcIoe Mus pro tenn.
Yesterday, after our report closed, Spencer Robin
son and John Nigel, loud; SIS each John Smith dis
loud and bosterSGs taking Than S GsS Sr.
colored' charged with attempting IN pick a man !.
good behavior one year George Washington an
HE and suspicious cOlored man, was sent 10 the
chain gang.
= Edw ard Ready was fined IS for removing blocks
ninety days as vagrant. Maggie Russell, pr1fane
a i tndeetIt Language; $40. William Ferguson for
Lain loud and boisfrous 5 ste S8 G H9y Ne
0Tsd for assault On Webb McSs Of the he'G CAPITOL Ge
throwing stones 81 Nicholas Mcicwan ANN prs n1a
% ios 81 e. sof ssf Se fSSs.
ssqlt ON Officer stGrgis, grand Jury, $50 bonds.
mage, knocking a tooth out Of his jaw, McLain and
Wallace are both young and powerful men and were
$50 and thirty days in the county Jail Jane collins
assault ON Amanda Branch; S. Charles Hesch
fined $40 Robert Johnson an incorrieible 800
boy, was sent TO the Reform School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-26
CITY IT T. MS

LIKE ITS PARENT FLowFR-AkitsO g's
EIFruct Of JiOict, the most delicate and re-
hued of perfumes, cOncealS it's excellence be-
hind its more widely known sister-the Ex-
tract of White Rose. VS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-26

TIE VOICE OF REFORM is heard through the
land. and speak Of the ''eood time coming +" So,
TOO, the spirit of reform IL working in the
81 the land to Danish those Dangerous Opium and
slorpsaa prepar atoms, and establish useful ana
EAIn.ess rem edfes, o ( which DR. Bull q .by Syrup
Is .eknowlsde.d as the very best fer sill the dis
.. GERS OF Babyhood and arly Childhood. Sold
eNtrl NheTe at = GEMS a bottle. Ii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-26

"To Do AS FOLKS OF FASHION Do ;" in
che respect at least, you must use Glenn
sulphur Soap, which is immensely popular
among the elite of society, and deServedly
so, for 1t is the most saiutary OF beautifiers
al d purifiers. Sold by all Druggists.
50 cents. eO6