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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
SPLENDID COTTAGE HOUSES ON TEHPsI1
CHORt1 STREET, BETWEEN CAMP AND
THTTANIA STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF A. +. FIELD.

Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
No. 30 eG5,
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

succession Of Resale Lischy, Deceased
Wife of John Buhler. Jr.
GECON d DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARIsI
- Of OrleansNo. 80 43t-Whereas, John Buh
Ter. Jr., has petitioned the court for letters o
administration on tho above entitled estate
Notice il hereby given to nil whom 1t may con
Germ. to show chtlse within ten days why tn,
prayer of the said petitioner should not b,
granted.
BY order Of the court,
succession Of Zeite Dum0usseau, widow
Of Pierre Maspero.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARfST
- of Orleans-No. 80 .420-W Whereas, Piiny Loui
Maspero has petitioned the Court for letter.
testamentary In this estate. Notice is bereb
given to all whom 1t may concern, to show
cause within ten days why the prayer Of I'll.
said petitioner should not be granted.
BY order OF the Court.
my27 lis JOHN HERBERT. Clerk:
Succession Of Robert Huyghe.
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARSE
~ OF Orleans-No. 30 298-N Notice is hereby giyer
to the creditors Of this estate and to oil othel
persons herein interested 10 show cause within
ten days from the present notification. IL any
they have or can why the account presented bJ
w. o. Denegre, Parliamentary executor Of this
estate should not be homologated and 40
proved, and the funds distributed in accord
ance herewith
BY order Of the court, -...
APPS my27 JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
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WANTS.

SNTATIONERY AND MUSIC-630 MAGAZINE
- street. Piano Tuned for 81 so.
myhtf D. LEIGH.
yxYANTED-To SELL DRUG STORE, NO.
w 17s Poydras street. my3 1w*
NyANTED-A SITUATION AS A TRAVEL
w ing Agent for a Drug House. BY man
who is ia niliar with the business, and has ex-
tensive acquaintance In Louisiana. Mississippi
and Texas. Best New Orleans references given
Address c.. Mississippi City, Miss NH
WANTED :. SECONDHAND CARRIAGES
w and Buggies Any one having such. and
wishing to dispose of them. can find ready
sale for them by calling on I. 7. MADDUX. IS
Carondelet street. Also, a full stock OF Gar
Japanese .Chiids Carriage and Cradle most
wonderful combination; In short, full stock
In everything appertaining to the Carriage
business-al Of which will be sold at reduced
prices to, suit the times. The, community is
most cordially invited to call and examine at IS
Carondelet street.
mill sm L. T. MADDUX.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Continental Guards. Attention You
Tn-NIGHr at i x o'clock al Armorvs Rlsiness
OF Importance.
VIM. PIERCE, Captain Commanding.
W. j. MALTBY, Or myf 1t
Mechanics and Traders Bank-New Or
leans, May J, is71,-At q meeting held by the
Board this day. Mr.. John II. Ludwigsen was
appointed. Cashier of the Bank. vice Moses Har-
rig. ESD, deceased,
H. GALLY. President.
DIHECTOHE
Thomas A. Adams, A. Lehman.
Aug. Bohn, ia. Bafer.
Thus. cambridge, 9. NJ. Soria,
Richard Milliken, g. A. Lanaux,
H. Gally. my6 1t
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Philip Grueling vs.. James Mcdonald.
LyIRST JUSTICE COURT, PARISH OF Or
l. leans-No. 617-By virtue Of a writ OF heri
faciag to me directed by the Honorable J. Paris
Childress, First Justice Of the Peace In and for
the parish OF Orleans. ] will proceed to sell at
May 1877, at u o'clock M, at my warehouse. No.
139 Julia street, the following described property
to wit: -
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the above entitled and numbered
suit.
JOHN r. WOOD,
my2T - Constable,
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For the Lake - once Of New Orleans
City Railroad Company, No. 124 Canal street
for the Lake will leave the city at 7 and o'clock
a. M. and every hour thereafter until o'clock
.. m. The last train will leave the Lake End at
o'clock .. m. g. g. LEWIS, Secretary.
If
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Notice of ElectiOn-The Hibernia In
suranee Company Of New. Orleang@-C Conform
serve during the ensuing twelve months, will
take place at the office Of the Company, No. 81
Camp street on MONDAY. the 18th of May, be-
tween the hours of ii a. m. and 2 .. IN.
apps lad Il. T. BRAGG, Secretary.
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NEWS BY MAIL.
whisky ring E0nvicts.
tSt. Louis Republican,

WARRINGTON, May Am argument was made
before Secretary Sherman TO day In favor oi
granting practical immunity TO the whisky ring
eonvicts In Chicago. The idea Ia TO get their fines
reduced TO mere triae. The eifJrt will prob
Ably fail.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-01
A nxLD DAT.

Tomorrow will be . Geld day In the
Assembly. two important bills being
special orders for that day. The bills
are : Speaker Mighsls' bill Tor the e.
tablishment and maintenance OF o house
Of refuge. peculiarly known as the
"Hoodlum Bill" and the bill to detach
certain territory from Elko county and
attach Il to Eureka county. known ~
tho Mineral Hill Bill" The first bill
will DO . hot fight between 0rmsby and
washos counties, and the other will be
q torrid encounter between Eureka and
Elko. However. I don't think that
both bills can be handled tomorrow. In
which case u or the other must 20
over for consideration On some future day.
Speaker Mighels who has developed con-
siderable oratorical power. will probably
make . speech In support OF his bill but
! don't know Who will lead the fight for
washoe. Tho ~opposition Of washoe coun
ty 10 the bill Is based on tho proposition
that its passage will kill washoss pet pro.
ject. che Reno State Prison.
THE ARLINGTON cLun.
A dancing club, called the Arlington"
has been formed by somo Of the members
and attaches Of the Legislature. Its capt.
tai stock is $1,000, 900 its principal place
Of business the Arlington House dining
room, and its objects, dancing and fun.
II has levied an assessment Of one dollar
per share ON n~on-members and drifting on
the lead will bs commenced this evening.
when the workmsn will take their "pick"
Of partners aud shovel" In cold lunch.
ToBY GREEN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-01
GREETING.

The Nxws extends a hearty greeting to
the Enterprise on the beginning OF Its
thirty-fourth volume. To the citizens
Of Nevada this journal Is almost ms
much q necessity rs the food which they
eat or the clothes which they wear. Its
history Is identified with the history Of
our young State. and its influence can
be traced all along the pathway OF our
territorial existence. A. a newspaper.
IL Is well edited. and conducted on prin-
ciplcs which commend tito every house
hold. Il is always ready to strike an
earnest blow for the right. and always
in the front ranks among the opponsnts
OF wrong. Such q paper never grows
old. With age comes strength instead
Of weakness. and the fervsnt wish OF every
true Nsvadan is that the Eii,rPrise may
live to such an age that its strength will
become that Of = giant among the jour
nails Of America.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-01
LET HIM ALONE.

Il Il not about time that our Demo.
cratic friends in Congress and out Of Il.
ceased their malicious attacks ON our
Secretary Of the Navyr Ever since Mr..
Robson was appointed TO the important
position which he holds. he has been
the bright and shining mark. at which
ever petty politician who wanted to ere
ate an excitement. has aimed his veno-
nous shafts. That they have either
glanced of harmlsssly. OF passed far
above his heal. has not discouraged
other ambitious marksmen from follow
ing In the lead Of their discounted pre-
dsesssors. And so this war Of the jack
ass against the lion has been kept up
for years. until the novelty OF hearing
the jackass bray has passed. and the
people are heartily sick Of the unequal
contest.
Four years ago Mr.. Robeson wns put
through ths,invsstigsting mildly q Dem
ocratic Congressional Committee. The
majority reported that not a shadow OF
suspicion rested upon his official career.
There was q minority report. however,
which attempted. without success. to
blast his reputation. He has just been
'' investigated" again, by another Dem.
ocratic Committee. with every motive in
the world to expose any rascality OF
which he may have been guilty. This
time the report is unanimous. that emo
fraud and corruption has been shown
against the Secretary Of tho Navy. and
that no articles Of impeachment should
be presented or could be sustained"
On the whole. wa think the ''reform"
Democrats had better let this man alone.
He 10 too much for them, rs the Re-
publican party is too much for their Or
ganixation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-01

sustain any ruling Of the Commission In
the interest Of Hayes. So that Associ-
ate Justice Bradley. the 9Th Judge on
the Commission. Is practically the arbi.
Ter In all cases where more than one re-
turn 10 received from . State.
The above are the provisions. Invested
Of al legal ~phrassolosy. Of the Electoral
Compromise bill. under which the count
Of the votes for Prssid mt Is now being
made in Warrington. The result Of the
soant may Be made known in a day or
two. Or the proceedings may draw their
siov length along for weeks. Every
thing depends upon the Commission.
II IL attempts TO examine innumerabls
witnesses. q our Congressional commit
teen have been doing since the election.
the 5th Of March may come and 60 BE-
fore its iabors r ended. and We shall
have No Prssidentto inaugurats after all.
The country will breathe frser. however.
nov that the count has actually begun,
and we have some prospects Of knowing
shortly who 10 to b. eur next ruler.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-01

VIZ have received a copy Of the bisn-
niai rcpor. Of Warden Lyman Of the
Nevada State Prison for the two years
ending December 81. 1876. According to
the report. the number Of convicts al the
close OF last year was l2s. The total
cost Of maintaining the prison for the
two years was $i5l.935 9s, and the
amount realized from the convicts labor
was S7i,il7 n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-01
BORN.

tHAw-in wmnemuecs. January ". to the
vile OF Augustus brAw, . son.
WI LLIAMs-In Gold Hill. January Is, to tho
wife OF james Williams, q son.
sTOKRs-In Gold Hill. January 80, to the Vile
OF n. W. STOKES, . ron.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-01

GENERAL NOTES.

SOMEBODY occasionally communicates
to the London Times some very accurate
infor nation on American politics. In
n recent editorial on the Presidential
situation Il says ut is only among
the weakest and most worthless Of the
Dsmocmis-ihose Of the Western States.
who are ever hanksring after iepudia'
ton and soft money. and who edged ON
TIE south to the war Of the secession.
though they refused to bear a part in its
risks-that a violent solution is ever I'M
ayinsd A. n possibility"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-01

JAMES GoEDos BENNETT could not
have been familiar with military Stats.
ties. when he declined with q SILVER.
Mr.. Mays proposition to settle affairs
with cavalry sabrrs. lie did not know
how very harmless those weapons are.
The surgeons reports Of the casualties
Of the Franeo-P russian war say that
though thousands Of gallant men. armed
with sabers. charged at each other with
the most sanguinary intentions. there
was. all told. but 81, men who met their
fate at the edge Of the sworl.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-01
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

GAN FRANCISCO. JANUARY 10. 1871
- T. A. NICHOLSON IL no lergcr connected
with this Company. and never has been author.
ixcd 10 collect the C~ompany's bills. Z. W.
TOWNSEND IL nov our agent 10 solicit and
receive oniers for steel Baitery aud Pan shoes
aud DIES, Tspptts, Cams Clearing. etc etc.
Any orders lett at the Once Of Guy THORPE.
Notary Public. Room = Odd Fellow Building.
Virginia City. will he promptly attended 20 BY
our Az Int, M. u. W. TOWNSEND.
CAST srsEL SHOE AND DIE co.
jsal I'm 59Nevada Hook. San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-01
STOLEN.


cOlrIU COMsTOCK GOLD AND
- SILVER MINING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Of principal place OF business. San Francisco,
California.
Location Of works. Gold hin Mining District.
storey county. Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. that at q meeting
Of the Directors, held on the 1h day ~
January. 1917. "a asserrment (No. D. OF Twenty.
Ave Csuts per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of tho corporation. payable inme-
distely. IN United states gold 90 n. TO the Bee
rotary, Of the once OF the Company. 81 Call.
forpis stre~t, Rooms 3 and 4. second floor, over
.Rtna Insurance oflce -e.trsnce. 30 California
strce.-San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shaii remain unpaid on tn, sisy. the 9Th day
III March, ISL. will be delinquent. and advcr.
tired for sale 81 public auction, and unless pay.
ment 10 made before. viii he -oli TUESDAY.
the nth day of March, 1877. to pay the delin-
quent assessment, toyvthcr with costs ofadver-
tlsing and expense- Of sale.
j. N. HUNTINGTON. Secretary.
OnNe-No. al Califo. MIA street, Rooms 8 and
4, second floor. san Francisco. California.
fe1td
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Irnox Our SPECIAL coRnrsrOsDrsr.l
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~ MsrnE CAPITAL.
SENATOR'S iNpULGIxG FREELY
IN LONG LUNCHES.

a New and singular Biii Against
0ambiing - sens OF she Meas
urss which Have Been Lost
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-01

~ n..-..,-..,mh.,., ns..r,.. ,h.x
a--,...,. ,n. -r..,.r ,,o,v ,hsv will
-. ,,.;r ,nar,,rv iii
:. oomuo,a.,, hv their .amirinr con.
....s..- n. -. al I'm. or;,,r.,.d nv
,,.,,.h, m.nx .,
'ness ihaus'rious eusse 'housn "A"!
them are introduced and attempted TO bs
mn, hro,yh with . sineere desirs for the
,uNeN - A.. .,.,r,.
puphc soou-"ouiu euin'e, W
books with . lot OF useless laws. and the
routine leading 10 their passage would
greatly interfere with more nseful and
practical legislation. A favorite method
IL killing bills Of the character to which
I refer Is TO engross them, by . voto Of the
House on the question, " Shall the bill bc
cngrossed !" After being accorded the
courtesies Of reference 70 an appropriate
committee and . brief lingering on tho
General File. they are lot down easy by .
majority. In the negative on the afore-
mentioned question. Among the
,r,srry. ,orrtcurp
~ ,u--,... ~. I'm a.
io-uAy "e'e INC '''"'"s. D" "" '"
amend the act 10 enforce the payment into
tho General School Fund Of two per cent.
:, u-.u ......,. :, ,ou-.o.,. Thar.
VI '"e "e' Pio'0eu'
IL . law now IN existence whieh requires
the payment OF two per cent. OF the grs-'
nrecss,ls M toll.roais into the school fund,
~, 80, a. .r,.,i,,,s Al.
NV. =. 49,. sar thc wori .. cros.." The
n,.,a,,,s n, she Assembly thonrht that
uisJ"'"y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-01

A REPORTER ON the st. Louis 7iaes
in speaking Of Maggie Mitehell's per.
Torrance. used the phrase. ''many
piihy remarks" aud the totally deprav-
ell compositor set it mp ''many filthy
remarks" The Coronsr's jury has not
returned q verdict yet on the case. but
the police regard the slaughter Of the
printer m so eycusablo that they have
released the reporter ON his own recos
nizance.
Hox. C. A. BrskInk. the Democratic
Attorney General Of Indiana. was cap
tursd the other night. among the others
who we're pulled" in a descent upon
q notorious gambling house by the In
disnapolis police. He gave his name as
Smith at tho station.house. and put
up S25 for his appearance. The papers
are asking why he is not i~mpsachsd at
once.
Jxnx BLACK says: EITHER side Is
willing to eight. 10 Il thinks the other
won't. Neither side is willing 10 fight.
II ID thinks the other will"
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rnr wARpES HILL.


As has been heretofore stated In your col
umns. il still unpsssed and still unlost.
The standing Committse ON State Prison
and the special Committee on State Prison.
the two constituting q Joint committee 10
take an account OF stock and investigate
tins affairs Of the prison. are hard at work
performing the duty assigned them, and
will present . full report 81 Saturday next,
the day for which the bill Is q special
order. The printed report Of the Warden
has been received. and by Saturday there
will be no excuse for longer delaying final
action on the bill. The bill being such .
"lively flea" an attempt TO predict its fate
would he useless. Its friends think that
II ever they can get II 10 . vote II will be
passed. with votes 10 spare. LYMAN Is 4
%rustler from taw is working like . beaver,
leaving no stone unturned. and Is bring
ing all his and following 10 bear
10 defeat the bill. and IL would take n
smarter man than even the tims-worn
Philadelphia lawyer TO predict with any
certainty what sort OF . new fiip-fop the
bill will cut up between now and Saturday.
Like the Indians idea Of tho origin Of the
monkey, it's q mixed case. which Is what
the red man meant 10 convey. though he
did net put II in this precise language.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-01
The Gold am Daily News Ia

The Gold Hm Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published In the
State Of Nevada. It il
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
~ other advertisjpg.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-03
Temperance Talk

The Ladies Temperance Union will
hold meeting to night at the Chapline
Street church. Mrs. DR.. Kelley and
others will deliver addresses.
An extraordinarily large temperance
meeting was held at outs hall last Satur-
day night, and the audience was ad-
dressed by the President, Mr., Geo. o.
Davenport, Mr. Robert Kelly, Of Ben
wood, and Mr.. Erasmus Rsthbone. At
the same place yesterday afternoon, at
the regular temperance prayer meeting
Mrs. DR.. RELY, of Baltimore, presided.
The meeting WAS opened by singing, Il
need Thee every hour, laiter which Mrs.
Kelley offered u very earnest prayer in
behalf of the temperance cause in this
city. After another hymn had been
sung she read the l46th psalm and also
the first ten verses OF the 10TH chapter Of
John. She then proceeded to relate
few incidents and remarkable facts
during her absence ard work III the
movement in other places, which was
listened to very attentivey by very
lsrge audience. She then announced
that she would ike to hear some of the
reformed men spesk as to their standing.
This was responded 10 by q. o. Dsven.
port, Wash Baggs and others. The
meeting " prolonged TO a later hour
than usual in Consequence OF the interest
that WIS manifested. The meeting held
last nls b. was AS usual wei! attended,
and Me-srs. Wiucher, Capt. Bsggs and
others delivered addresses.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-03

The river has risen several feet since
Friday, and there is now over feet in
the channel
The O'Neil WAS down Saturday, and
with this exception, the usual low water
packets are the only ones running.
CINCINNATI, September 2.-Rlver 4
feet inches and stationary. Weather
cloudy and clear.
ST. LOUIS, September ARRIVED
Kate Kinney, TT. Buford, Meyer, PeOrs,
War Eagle, Keokuk; Bsyiess, Quincy.
No departures. River risen inches.
MEMPHIS, September l.-Kiver falling
slowly. Weather cloudy ami pleasant.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Capital City, St.
Louis Colorado, Nicksburg; Common
wealth, New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, september WEATHER
clear and cool; mercury "a to "A degrees
wind from the west. River lilo feet
and falling. Down.. b. Stshlmsn,
Minnie. Ups. NJ. Smith. Business
dull.
CAIRO, September l.-Departed-Belle,
Memphis: Tolle, ST. Louis; Anderson,
Evansville; Hickory, Tennessee river;
Sninke, Cincinnati Arrived-City OF
Helena, Vicksburg; Hickory, st. Louis;
Damsel, St, Louis; Shinkle, Memphis.
Weather cloudy River rising.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-03
Personalities.

We regret to learn that Rev. VIM.
Walsh. Catholic pastor at Lewisburg,
was thrown from his horse last Sunday,
in the neigh borhood OF Lewlsburg, ard
seriously hurt He was atemptlrg to
amount, holding an outspread umbrella,
1T which the horse became frightened. -
Monroe County Register. Mr.. Walsh is
graduate of St. Vncent's college of this
CITY, and Is well known here.
Mrs. NJ. j., vie OF Rev. u. Z. Wild
ing. of Wheeling, with Miss Hal, her
sister, OF Syracuse, OHIO, are visiting old
friends here Mason County Monitor.
Mr.. George Lutz, with Trimbie "
Horn brook. plumbers. has secured a
patent on an improved hydrant and hose
plug.
The report of Chief of Police Ripley
for the IL onth of August shows the total
number OF arrests to be l25; fines as.
sessed, S6OO95; fines paid, $24495, lesv-
Jig balance unpaid OF 1886. The
lookup fees paid amounted 10 S72.2O.
Rev. Mehrwen will arrive home this
morning from Pittsburgh.
Prot. Shafler returned home on Sstur-
day last.
Sir. Samuel Laugh}in, Esq, has re-
turned home from an European tour.
Miss Hattie Golf, of Cltrks burr and
Mss Llbbie Greer, of Wheeling, are at
Put in Bay.
Mrs. Msjor Anderson arrived home
Saturday evening, alter three months
sojourn IN the East.
Miss Annie Morrow is now visiting nj
the Re, dence OF 5. 2. Hildreth, Esq on
the Island.
Mis- Belle jenkins, Of Pa!kersburg; Is
now visiting in this city, ~ the residence
OF Elwood HUGHES, E-q.
Miss Salhc kells, one of Steubenvillo's
fsirest and brightest daughters, returned
home, Saturday atter.a two weeks visit
to Miss Addie Coen, OF this city.
Lieut. Charles Williams was registered
at the st. James yesterday.
DR.. ). A. Campbell, OF Grafton, was
in the CITY yesterday.
W. H. Cooper, foreman of the daily
Courier, GAINESVILLE, Ohio, was in the city
yesterday.
Chas Glgax, Esq. OF GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
WAS IN the city yesterday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-03
A FONndIinS.

About five o'clock yesterday morning,
male child about six weeks old. was
found on the front steps Of the residence
Of Mrs. Caroline Norton, corner Twenty
fourth and Main streets, South Side.
The child was wrapped in thick shawl,
but no note or anything Of Whatever ma.
ture was found about its person from
which to form al opinion ms to ITS parent
age. We understand that the child will
be taken to the ChIldren's Home, unless
taken charge of by its parents.