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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-03

A portion Of these mines paid OF yes
terday. some are disbursing to-day, while
quite Q number Of them will settle up
next Monday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-03
Pay Rolls

The pay roll, Of some Of the coms,oek
mines for the month Of October will be
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-03
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Arrivals shss nsrsiax.
Ia. caupt.r Rrlx,. vaney'- Btnd
Ut lioyt lily DoaLe wnt.Alhs
q Looper TIL R.iston q bicthsn
Nl..N k.h Mt-s n Watson 4 V Buckley
4 nx., CP tier u CHmerfori
MIL Nyyait A. fr.-icr IL Randall Awf
Mr. 3 ] Hal Mr.Pw stevens . sou
B~er~rtaves Last Ev~ssss.
a. D.bI. Gale. Kirmsn
y.,n.y. Rand nc Batsmsn judge 0lrbtr
j Ules Gillespie TBowdsn
JsGIIi-on W Baxsiey T 0a--e
AT smlth fam Mr.. # ae 'des Mrs. Nv Gilmore
y Fol ON AVID p Bailsy TIL Rs rtOo, vi
In Mckinney q sntro . nurse
Mr. @ Mcisren Mc- W : Cook Mr. O,snlliyAn
mis- l. cNk M. u Keat NJ Miss X keating
Mis- IA .-ey Ms-ter u O'sullivan
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-03

And In fact . complete line Of everything kept
In . nrst class millinery store.
Knowing that ] can and will furnish my
patrons With the beet and cheapest OF svsry.
Thing IN my line. ! respectfully solielt Q return
Of the patronage OF my many DID fnsnds In
Ing them that whatever they may purchase Of
me will always be Just ~ represented. Call
oeai m MRS. FANNY MAYER.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-03
DRY 0 Etc.

DRY GOODS, Etc.
Grand Millinery Opening
MRS. FANNY MAYER,
nHE PIONEER MIL.LINRR OF VIRGINIA
! City, viii open. this nth day OF Oetoosr q
No. 50 South @ Street, Virginia,
Next door to Msnning's jswsiry store.
TEE MOST COMPLETE AND ELEoANT
STOCK OF CHOICE
FRENCH MILLINERY GOODS
Ever offered to the isdiss Of STOREY county.
Her stock will consist 10 part Of LADIES
MISSES and CHtLDRKNB
HATS AND BoNNETs,
Both TRIMMED and UNTRIMMED, nngtng
In price from "a TO $50. Also THAMES AeD
MATERIALS COMPLkrE for ladies' who wish
TO manufacture their Nj hats.
BRAUrIPuL FRENCH
W AND FEATHERs.
HANDSOME ORNAMENTS
OF all the Latest and Most Attractive Designs,
BRIDAL WREATHs AND Walls,
RICH vRLvBrs, sILKs,
And In fact . complete line Of everything kept
In . irst class millinery store.
Knowing that I can and will furnish mi
patrons With the beet and cheapest OF svsry.
Thing IN my line. rcspsetiuily seiiei. 2 r;tu,n
Virginia. Gold Hill and Silver City. guarantee.
Ing them that whatever they may purchase Of
nj will always be Just % represented. Call
and examine nv stoek.
oc1f m MR6. FANNY MAYkh.
PIONEER SToR e.
coH N,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
D R Y D s..
MAIN STREET, GOLD HILL.
TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING
l. the ladies that have opsn'd out tho nnest
selection OF
AND WINTER GOODS
Ever seen In Gold Hill. and will cell
CHEAPER THAN ANYBODY.
ron INSTANCES
CALICO (best American prints, IS yds..t 90
BLEACHRD MUSLIN, - yds............ ! %
CANTON FLANNEL. u yds............. I 90
Two.BUTToN KID GLOVES TALL eolorsl I 90
1914 sHEErlNG. per yd.......-......... Is
And oil other Goods In my Store d cor.
responding prices.
ALEX. COIN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-03

CoLuNBus, Ga, Nov. 2.-0wen Wright
(colored). who b~ru,ally outraged a white
married lady q month ago, near Crawford.
Alabama, was to-day taken from tho Jail oil
that town by q party Of 100 citizens. who
carried him 10 the woods, and, II II said.
burnt him. His victim fully identified
him
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-03

A WOODWARD b DRowxm6
months, for rent. Apply st hn.Vp Vu
Moss NiiilnsFy Store. 10 south stress
vlryinis cisy, o. sto: y Hal . Co.'S nsvs
fat n. D. PARSONS, 49,.
Evening star., 1877-10-30
pis,rie, Government Affairs.

The District Commissioners to-day ap-
pointed Mr.. j E. Padgett as special assistant
attorney TO prosecute Distric, cases in the
Police Court, vice r. j. Murray.
In order TO facilitate the annual reports Of
the several branches of the District govern
meHt. the heads OF the several departments
have been requested by the District Commits
sioDers TO forward at once reQuisitions for
all supplies which may be needed during the
months of November.
The contract for the Improvement of
Myrtle street has not been given out yet.
The contract for the work of putting in
gntter drops on 7th street, between South
Carolina avenue and q street southeast, has
been awarded TO p. Msloney, and the re-
building of wing wall of the culvert on 7th
street road to NJ. Osborne, they being the
lowest bidders.
The District Commissioners have directed
that sll the papers In the case pending be-
tween the District OF Columbia and The
Washington MsrKet House Company aud
the case between the District and the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company which
were i'm the custody of MessTs. Stanton and
Worth1ngtCn, as attorneys fer the District.
he transferred TO Mr.. Riddle, attorney for the
District.
Bids were opened to-day in the Office of the
District Commissioners fer the improve
ment of Broad Branch road the construc-
ttOn of dry wall and emhankment to pre-
vent the WASH Of the road during floods NJ
said branch, The bids were as follows: r.
NJ. DraDey, S35i; owen O'HaTe. 1856: II. J.
Coyle a Co, S4733G. No award was made.
Evening star., 1877-10-30
AL E XA " ID RT4

CoMMITTED.-Deputy Sergeant Armstrong
arrived mere last night from st. Louis, hay-
Ing IN charge George II Shinn, accused of
forgery. The officer and his prisoner wera
mel al the depot In Washington by a hack
which brought them directly TO the iail in
this city. 1t is reported that tie Alexsndria
Building association will prefer charges
against Shlnn and have him Indicted for
embezZlement of its funds while secretary
of the association.
ACCIDENT:-A colored man named VIM.
Laws, VINO lives on Queen street between
Alfred and Patrick while coming out of his
door on Saturday night, stun bled and fell
into gully, striking his shoulder against a
stone and breaking his collar bone
ANOTHER PRESENTATIoN.-Chief Engi-
neer Clonln and Commissioner VIM. B.
Reed, OF the Washington fire department,
came down TO this city this morning and
presented 10 Chief Engineer Lead better. for
the companies in this city, three sets of
views OF The late Patent Office fire. Each set
contains four pictures, and each picture is
handsomely framed. They will be hung up
IN The different engine hOu'eS.
AN INTERESTING FUGITIVE-The chief
of police has received Information OF the
sudden flight sOuthward of yoang lady Of
wealth. and social position Miss Mary =.
EOttemly, OF Worcester, Mass. she was
going 10 school, and was ANXIOUS to stop
Her parents opposed her wish, whereup1n
denly left school and home together. she
has money and is pretty, and is coming this
way Gazette, 2gfh.
MARINE ACCIDENT While on her M
trip, and when nearing Fort Washington
this evening, the steamer Mary Washington
was ran into by an unknown schooner. SAL
ing nom this IOrt loaded with guano Tne
schCorer drifted ashore and sank The
steamer was considerably damaged II Press,
29th.
Evening star., 1877-10-30

AHUsENFNTs-N -NdtioHal TRcGtcr. .- Lydia
Tho HTsc p ard her new comIauy appeare
iast Elsrt n ' Robinson CTusCe." The aUdi-
ence was large and enthus astic. and there is
10 dor II hat good business Will be done
through tie week. The fair Lydia is rs
captivating, ard Willie FdCujn + as CONT
cal as ever. end lie ent'~e cOmpanyis is q very
coed ere. To. morrow -eriug the new bur
hsQUe Of"OXy gen" Will Be produced
CE6TG HOaSe.-Tte leading features of Tory
Pastors combination make 2 very attrac-
tive programme for this weeks entertain
ment- BY RETIRING to the advertising col
umES Il Il be seen that a number OF bright
variety stars have been engaged who are i'm
morse fu their sECciaitieS.
IbfGfsT CC1Esgpt-- Many new faces appear
This week. and the programme is kent UD to
ITS usual reputation. :" The Stolen Guild" is
The leading dramatic attraction.
LiHccip HGH-Dr. kiTEus Will deliver his
second lecture here this evening. See al
81. JDSflsh'S HGN.-A grand fair " III be held
here dnring This week for the benefit of the
First CONAN Reformed Church.
BcCHt0g'S IGTk Running races will take
place here on Wednesday, Thursday. and
Friday. Special train at p. m. each day.
Lincoln HoU-Miss Alice HOsmer will a0-
pear IN grand concert here TO morrow even
ing with very sble assistance. See the adj
yertis eIueIt.
Evening star., 1877-10-30
MEDICAL. &c.

"SATIsfAITlOS'-A p7sitive c1re; 81 p-T
r. - GCttie Prepared according 20 the sTiglual
Ioinln.a " DR. DARBY, Gt lis "a street, c0-net
rem syIHenlA aNenre. Gonsuha'ioB fres. oct25 Ia
hR. LkOS, The Oldest EstAbIlslsd and ,aiy r..
~ Halle LadlCs Pas siciau tie City. IL con-
20 500 bth street n. ~ b, from % p',lsyN- A.
ttnlsie Con PlaiHJs QZickly cured one aaL Rel
JeLce. $ M0nr.e -treet' Baltimore. -ccts In
sAR. RICoRDs EssEhCE or LIFE resscres
50 inSn hood SOD tEe vigor q youth 20 ne most
ftr1sers no otI called kros PERCEPTIONS that
are us1leess Gnc = Eity prove rufflusg eEteaElNe.
hheteseT as merit rsuEt c1ss tair tT5ce. 50 BST
Sess. ht1t ~ - gree Asgvrere. Es.e genLa DR..
Jos. ShCQU z, 2 University Fiscs, eeS YoFk,
Druggists sUPpied. je1-lT
FbR. A. q. TRAkSEAU, efteF mIry sbsu twenty
- years HOsgtel so Private r-ec See, sTtafs cNiy
NocoEs a3d Sssss dSseases. al private -!soGsst ard
letter Private oaaces, No sI0 So street. four
ooors sboye PateDt ofioe. Hours, &c .. m, and
tF.n. mar2s ~
SPECIAL EOTIUE.-Dr BOBEETeON cau b 10
- consulted cyery Wednesday and Saturday At Q
once, e2I ID street between 9Th sno l0th, froE %
y. m. On ell diseases Of the Urinery Orgsus ara
nervous Diseases, viz: Organic and Seminal Weak
nese, Nervous DEF ility. Inpetenoy. Premsture De-
ptmnes Of ieht or Gid1iness, Inds essiou ), so
s0 resulting from ah In youth. man
hood and early tndscretons. GoBorrbes, structures
and syrhiii. quickly cared. DR.. h: is native Of
cs, e1dorsec by the leading phy.icisns q hls city
M ,sis ssnin :, nstcs eyery wsdneeday sad saturday.
above diseases wiz rnd if % their Interest 20 csn
upon him, v no win insure honorable ana scientific
treatment, and cure guarantees In every oaee hs
Sncsrasss. Mm refer r. a. pstrocs g aHZ q the
eestmonfslb IRON he same. Gall eddF-ss above.
or 70 10 eosth ncfsv street. Baltimore nsrr-ir
Evening star., 1877-10-30
g EORG ETO OWN.

POST MoRTEM ESAMINATIoN.-Thep post
mortem examination to day over the body
OF Thomas johnson, who so suddenly met
Dis death, as mentioned in yesterdays 3 TAR
showed that the cause of death was a fracture
OF the skull, about half an inch above the
eye. The fracture was the result OF a fall
mains OF deceased are laid out at Masonic
Hail, where the examination was held, and
The funeral will take place from there at 8
O'Clock tomorrow. ~
ILL:-Prof. Samuel Tyler, lecturer on
Pleading and Evidence in the law depa RI
ment of the Columbia University, and a
weiI-known author, lies dangerously III at
his rooms at the Seminary hotel.
GRAIN TRADE.-Arrived boat Caledonia,
with 2,6o0 bushels wheat and 600 do corn, 10
Hartley & Bro. ~
MERCHANTS Offerings m
Change to-day .. $50 bushels wheat and sales
or 20 bushels at s1.4I, and 1000 at : l. a.
Evening star., 1877-10-30

SHE KILLED HIM WITH A BASE BALL
CLUB.-Benjamin +. Musser was fatally
wounded at Norwich Falls, Conn, early
Sunday morning, by being struck with a
base ball club by Louisa A. Bowen, a girl of
about 90 years, who discovered him in her
sleeping room. She says she committed the
deed thinking him a burglar. MuSsey died
In two hours. The girl and a woman she was
sleeping with are under arrest
Evening star., 1877-10-30

lNCENDIARY FIRES IN PITTSRUEG-
Early on Sunday the cooper shops OF d. b.
Moore, Plttsburg, Pa, were destroyed by
nre; loss $50 COO. Shortly after this Chaney's
cooper shop, on another street, was destroyed, g,
with contents; loss 3, 900. A stable in the
vicinity had also been fired and consumed.
The fires were all fncendiary, and it was
thought an organized effort was made to
burn the city. A man named James Mel
vim was arrested for attempting 10 fire a
hOusp.
Evening star., 1877-10-30

"FACrs stubborn things" and SO are coua n |,
az colds but the latter Ill variaby yteli 10 d.
Buli's u ugh Syrup. which CO t. but IS cents It
"NO MORE CROOKED HEELS" ono
Patent tsfeeD Sole and Heel Protectors
nske your shoes last twice ss lsLg, retain shace
easiest ice cresper. For sale oy sil Shoe Stores,
and By the Inventor, 90 D street nv. octlD- Im
Evening star., 1877-10-30

The LEE MoNUHEET.-pn.Thu next
he mode Is FOR The Lee equestrian statue, to
be ere cted in Capitol Square, Richmond. Va.
Will be exhibited in the senate chamber i'm
that city. The exhibition will be continued
1. ON lhe Isl 10 the 10th. Among the sculp.ors
VINO are competing for this work are Hiss
Winnie Resm, of Washington; Valentine of
RchnoUd; Ezekiel, of Rome; ID. b. Sheehap
Of New \ o. k; Robert Reid, of Montreal Cam
New York; Joseph r. Burke, OF fPhIladelphIa;
j. \. Bailey, Of Philadelphia: Clarke Mills
OF Washington; Gilbert r. Firth, of Staunton
There are several others whose names have
not been announced.
Evening star., 1877-10-30
Condensed Locals.
From J. O. Parker we have the New York
nanera In alra.nna n rnail2

papers 10 &dVance or the nnaiiS
Prof 1eness' class in German. See atvt.
A large company assembled last night a.
The residence of Mr.. George +. Eohrer. 500
18Th street southwest, to celebrate the tenth
al iveTsaTy Of his maTTiage-tin wedding
Frederick Douglass, marshal of the Dis
tTict Of Columbia. l6ctured last night at the
old Dallas street cOlOred VI. r.. church III Bal
timCTe. on "Willism the Silent" Mr.. Doug
lass ssid u was pleasure to him to be a gain
In tEe walls OF StTawberry-alley church, of
Which he tFc3 me a member NOvern Der, 1890
From u ~ church, he said, he took his start
in the world.
Evening star., 1877-10-30

THE WoRKINCMEN's MASS MEETING last
night ST Odd Fellows Hall. to sympaIhize
with the tOuTneymen tailOrS of this city,
some OF whom are on a strike, attracted a
large crowd of tOiltTS. On the platform were
seated MT- VIM. r Mclean. President of The
Rational WorktDgmen : A SSem bly,, who pre-
sided; Hon. s. = Cox. OF New YORK; MeSSrs
John Clancy, r G. Macdonald. j. j. Hughes,
N. III. Scion, W KettleT and C. Kean. of the
Journey men TailOrs' Union; John j. Meany,
paint II; Alfred Thomas and John Land
vO Ebt, bOOkbinderS; j. II. RalStOn. y. Il.
Cavts and Samuel Haldeman, OF the Column
hia typographical Union; and John F..
ClslkSOD, OF The PTessmen's Union. Ad-
tresE6 zero delivered by Hon. 8. 8. Cox and
u. X. Macdonald, Alfred Thomas, John
ClaLCy and A. T. Cavis. \ telegram was
read fICm Joseph Smith. President of tho
International Taiiors' Union, who resides at
SpriDgneld, Ill, stating that money would
re seTt 10 strikers. and everything done to
II ate The strike success. More than half
oi VI 2 boss tailOrs are now paying the price
demanded.
Evening star., 1877-10-30
L OCAL NE VS..
Amusqmenis. &c. Tonight.

NnffCT0I n fnFfT Lydia IhCmpsOn and
cSnpaDy in Robinson CrusCe"
OperG FCt,se.-Tony Pastor combination.
T7Ie0fsr CDnltque -" Tie Stolen Child )" and
varieties.
L;Hcc'n FO7.-Ir. EirkEs' lectures on Eng
lish literature. RuhjeCt tonight, d" Satire;
Dry don and PCpe.''
81. JosFTh's ROH-Grand fair, for the benefit
of the First German Reformed church.
Evening star., 1877-10-30

AT THE FALL RACES at the Fashion
Course, Montreal, Canada, Saturday, the
Stewards cup, for which two horses started
was won by Jack FrOs.. GalaJa won the
Hunters plate, defeating two others. The
merchants plate brought out seven starters
ard was won by Jack Frost. Audubon won
The ladies' purse after dead heat with Grey
Cloud; five ran.
Evening star., 1877-10-30

THE REASON WHY all houseEeepers and
others use the Aladdin Security OIL is that no
accident has ever occurred from its use. 1t
is the best In the world. All storekeepers
sell 1t. Try II, and you will have no other.
Take nothing but Aladdin.
Evening star., 1877-10-30

WIN. LLOYD GARRISON ON HAYES, Pol
ICY.-Wm. Lloyd Garrison, In a letter to
Judge P1tmaD. the prohibition candidate for
governor of Massachusetts, referring to the
Presidents policy, says he regards it as a
fragrant violation of the trust SO confidIngly
com mitted TO his charge, and OF his pledges
10 see full protection secured to all classes
without regard TO complexion or distinction
and is fraught with incalculable mischief, as
II facilitates the plans OF the southern con-
spiIaIors against law and order.
Evening star., 1877-10-30

"THE TRIALS OF A HOUsEKEEPER" are
never experienced by those who use DOolcy's
te0S' PcDdT. Elegant, light, wholesome
nlSculis, bIecd, roll ana mullins, every tine
IrN / and be cnnXi ncal.
Evening star., 1877-10-30

SPLENDID QUALIFY BLACK SILK VEL
VETS at 500, S2.Z5, 50 80, - 15 and $500 per
YARD, on the bias or straight. Friebus, 500
Market Space. 23eo3
Evening star., 1877-10-30

BALTIMORE AND Potomac RAILROAD
90 ard after November 1st, the train leaving
Wa h!DstCn al five twenty-fi five t5.3Jl q. m,
viii have 70 connection for Elmira, ROcteS-
ter. Buffalo Niagara Falls, and points on the
Northern Central Railway.
Evening star., 1877-10-30

THE CRY FOR HELP comes up from Fer
pandiDa, Fla, as the funds are entirely eX
hausted, with hundreds of people to feed
There was one death and nine new cases yes
leId3y.
Evening star., 1877-10-30

CARTETs ,s. g, 3, 80, 81. 90, co cents; casSi-
n'CTts for men and boys wear, dress goods
al prices, blankets II 60, red ii9Enels, white
fauEels, black alpacaS and cashmereS, large
stock Cf fall and winter goods cheap. Tow
Evening star., 1877-10-30
Weather indications To-day.
)yFIcE OF CHIP SIGNAL OrF1cER,

" hSIlI lDD. OSLpDel ~. lct4s
FO- a . MIDDLE AtlaTtic states, cloudy ani
Iainy. followed by clearing weather, col
porfferly ShiftiTg TO warmer southerly
winds. sTd stationary, followed by falling
barCr efeT
Evening star., 1877-10-30
THr RKAsnN WHY Am honaek,

YoUNG's PATENT DETE ENT is the fines
cleansing material ever invented. Sold by
druggists and grUcers. tn
Evening star., 1877-10-30

THREATENED STRIKE The Pittsbury
Pa, ba rrei makers have agreed TO redu &c the
price Of barrels from A1i0 TO Sl3O, and the
wages OF Jolrneymen from q cents to Is
cents per barrel. The latter will probably
strike TO day.
Evening star., 1877-10-30
The District In Congress.
woRKINGMEN's CLAIMS.

Mr.. HarGenbergh, OF New Jersey, intro
duced in the House yesterday bill for the
relief of the woTkingmen OF the District of
Columbia, which appropriates $3.50 eco, out
of which sum the labOFers under the late
beard Of public works, or under the cOntrac-
tors for the same, shall be paid in full the
amour lost by them by the deduction OF 80
cents from their days wages, within sixty
days from the passage Of this act.
Evening star., 1877-10-30

GEN. n. u. FORREST, the dIsLinguIs sh etl
confederate cavalry leader, who has been i'll
for some time, died last evening at Mem
phis, Tenn.
Evening star., 1877-10-30

GEN. GRANT IN PARIs.-The bannua.
SiNth oy lne American minister To General
SIant Ia Paris last evening was attended by
me n DuAe anu duchess de CaZes, the Duke lie
Bsit,t ld. N. Chiliaux, Viscount de Meaux
Evening star., 1877-10-30

EVERY WOMAN can take Clrter's LINE
Lite (iuS with benefit. Ebbitt House Drug
Store.
Evening star., 1877-10-30

ONLY THINK OF IT.-Three dollars and
MY cents VIII buy neat serviceable child'S
OYeTcCat. This is only one of tue many bar
gains in the new Boys Department at A.
Saks u Co.'S, jlG eth street.-[AG
Evening star., 1877-10-30

MARRII GE LICENSES have been issued 10
Charles SYOtiS ard Elizabeth Corbin; Thos
J. Brown and Florence NJ. Hail; VIM. Il tg-
ger and COIdelia f. Lawrence; John w.
Brooke ard AnnieJ. Sheclxell; Samuel Jack.
son q 40 MarlLa Alexander.
Evening star., 1877-10-30

WoRRINGAES'5 NOMINATIONS The
worElng men In Richmond last night nomi
mated John A. Belver, j. III. Leary. p. III.
Starke, j. G.. Spanganhug and J. r. TYLER.
prominent boss mechanics, for the house OF
delegates.
Evening star., 1877-10-30

SSlCk SALES and very small prodts-cash
Al TIE TIME. CarteI's il the store TO buy dry
soods very cheap. Beautiful colored "wooip
rrsss sss goods only Is cents, blankets, shawIs,
e.,u Soe unen, canton hannels. Read our new
sofersisement I01 Market Space ddct.
Evening star., 1877-10-30

ALASKA INDIANS ON SPREE.-Adyices
from SiIka state that the timely arrival OF
ue cutter Walcott prevented the Indians
VINO were engaged IN a drunken pow-wow
from demolishiDg the barricade around the
city, and perhaps numbering the white set
Itrs. Three guns and 80 900 pounds of pow
Ger are IN the magazine, which are safe as
loTg as the cutter remains
Evening star., 1877-10-30

The abeve OIL can be had al Geo. RyneaI,
Jr.'s, $50 ID street northwest. 8I1,3:
Evening star., 1877-10-30
CITY TT T. MS.

KID GLovEs.-TwO- buttons for al; every
pair guaranteed. Friebus, 500 MARKET
S.aCp.
Evening star., 1877-10-30
PoLICE COuRr-I,ntne H,,n

Yesterday, james Field, assault on johnson Nc
Nell: 10 or thirty days in JAIN Fielder Lynn aud
Joseph Lynn, assault md battery on Wallace Corn
wen; : : each Nelson kmith, assault on Arthur
Holmes IS Henry SmailW ood, larceny of a hat.
worth : 3, from Henry Thomas; restitution of hat
ordered ami tine Cf IS thirty days imposed Geo
Thomas, assault Martin Daly; So Sylvester
Burns was fined 20 for assault and battery on Susan
nhr; appeal taken and bonds fixed at 500. Joseph
k'Se was lined : 5 tor indecent exposure, William
scott carrying a pistol; was fined go. Arthur
feid, carry ing pistol; $50 or sixty days in jail
10 gay Joseph Marks assault on Robert Wheeler
S5. Lewis Cook, assault ON Julia Cook: : 10 and
Susis' uaniel " ebster was fined So for street pro-
isnity., VIM. Holland, assault Joseph 81 MAY;
lu john Payne, VIM. Parker and Henry Thomas,
three younE Cuored men, were arraigned ON the
ShGfge 81 breaking into the store of DOnnnick Nc
GWEre, on the corner of lIth and F. streets ON the
night Il October l2th, and stealing tObaccp D cigars
Ky and brandy. Officer Breen saw TN. men az
work Tork about midnight; two Of them jumped through
ihe store ndow while the other watched outside
~ cen made for them, hen they ran aud got into the
White Lot, when he fired at the fugiIiyes. aud
W"unGed one Of the gang framed Law son aud can
tured HIM He Is now in hospital. The officer sub
H'butnII arrested them, and they have since been
awaiting hearing. Thomas was dischar ged and the
Iihers conniIt'ed for the action Of the grand iury
NJ. Parker, larceny OF box oftobacco from FrarL.
Shilnger tsecOnd OfieEce); grand jury-bonds
: LOO, '-' "'n-o
Evening star., 1877-10-30

~ The surplus wheat crop of Manitoba is
estimated at half million bushels.
Evening star., 1877-10-30

THEEE is no establI Ish mem south OF New
YORK were You viii find as large and well
stS sorted stock or boys and children's cloth
y & as at the Boys Clo.hing House OF 3.
Robinson x Co, 90 Pennsylvania avenue,
and The reasonably small profit plan adopted
Dy lhls house stands alone as Que of Its chief
attTactions.-l Adrf.
Evening star., 1877-10-30

CIVIL SUITS FOR THE CkINIyAL COURT
Yesteaiay Chief Justice Carter referred a
number Of cases on the Circuit COurtdoeket
10 Judge Macarthur holding the Criminal
Court These are mostly actions on bOlds,
acd the government Is ths complainant a
all OF them, the defendants being Lee. Saw
sge, Stewart, Oimstead, two ca>es), Jones,
GQsarl, Tyler, Clark, Tim0ney, Howard,
HiLe.