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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-07
RErORr.
San Franchise Beard.

nan Er8nChsr8 E88hus
LAST xvESixe.
90 Mesdow Valley. 30
$50 haynond b Eiy, 81
40 Kursha Con. isk, isx, -
500 Jaekscu.
30 Rslnont. CSC.
leo Rys Patch. , ~. IN
100 III dorado South. I 10
IS Leopard. I 81, IN, io
i3O Giia, sc, yoc
i75 Northern Belle. iTk.fh
IN FEATHER. 35c
100 Hussey. sc
$40 GenerAl Thomas. loo
20 Manhattan. 8. 81
s 81 brand roe. nxAx, ns. ,.x 80. lax
$50 Arssnia. / o.. ih.i5
too stsptos. az
l2ss Moaos. !. iss. I %. "a
- Golden Chariot. I
us Empirs ljAhoD. ., AGO
100 Leeds, 1 a.. Is
COO Bss, q Beishsr. Is. TX. igs b,. iTs sSo.
IT.. IS, irs, i5s. IN
$40 Hale . Noieross, tcS, 40, ts.t@
80 justice, ~. 81
60 Crown Point, . ~. SIS
TO Union Con . ~. 4 co. a.. az
SIS kIsheausr. 81. eS.es
~ Dslcher. 4 ". 4 ~
2is Chollar. 1s. -. 9S
as Ysllo~ Jseket. 50. 81. ., 81
iD Ophir. ltS. II. lss
$40 California. nav. s2s. saS, 9lS.s
sTs c1n. virginia, -. u sio, III. IS
1900 Imperial,
50 Alpha. 10. ~
30 tayays. Q. ~. 1'..sS
$50 Cslcdonis. sN.9b
2l3 Daliion. So
lSO rierra Nevada, ~. tiO.t
i0J Mexican. 9k.ss.y ~.
w OvsrmSn, nv, IN
eco Julis.
20 Utah. liz
ruI. soHsISs.
go ophlr. IS. is.. i5S. 10, isN
ss:s ooaii ! Curry. iis.. IAN. u. isS. la.
isso Bs., / Bsieher. 10. iss. isS, iss
$50 Caliisrnis. -. 3as. s2S
eo ss,sss, ss. :es.s,..os
40 C~holAf.fotssi. 79S. ~
90 Hale 4 Norcrsss. 8. 81, 81
as Crown Point. . 10.
IT'S yellow Jacket, 100. TO-. 10
1910 Imperial. ioS
rs ksntuen. 5h
Us Alpha. ~, f,h
2l3 Bsleher.ts
" yonndeaco. )
no slsua Nevada. ~, tW
Ieo Utah. Is. i3s
4t0 Bullion. 81. o's.u.et
80 Ershequsr. Ss.5is
~ UvsrmAn. II, lsS
5s5 Juttiee. 81. q. -.
~ Chsllsns-. IN
- Dayton. Use
~ Union Con-. sk,bk
$50 Julia. ~. . ". 3ls
'sD cAleiouia. ss. ~
10 Lady Bryan, Csc. COO
io silver HUI. ~
uo Roch leland. ~. &c
~ Dayton, i5s
$50 AHA. "
$50 Lady ws-hlnston,i
M kos-uth. Sc. ac
100 Andes. VI. SIS
lOO Trojan. I5c. Iuc
iss rsytons. IN
50 silver mn. >
rs Raymond d Eiy.2
81 EnfekA COu 10
20 Belmont. pc
1000 Rye Patch. Nv. 2 ca. 1cj
$50 Leopard. ~, IN
so oilA. 35c. toc
30 Northern Bslis. iTS. H.
$500 unapd Prize. itS. rs
80 Manhattan. 81
so Argenta. issi5
30 Stsptoe. SIS
no Modse. I ~. I q. o.
10 0oldea ,hariet. I. acc
Is joe soatts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-07
TIsiPORrED CIGARS.

Imported Pumsrvlgas. Bouquets. esnsisgos;
two for twenty-five cents; the best and CHEAPEST
CHAR In the State. Call and ny them o. Bum
msrncidis, Main street. opposite Jones drug
stOfu. myio
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-07

THOMAS CAuILt. il foreman Of tho Hope
mill. He Is known ~ m experienced
miil.man. ~ we'll ~ an experienced as
sayer.
TnE present season has been a good one
for brick making. but a bad one for brick
selling.
Tux farmers near Fort Churchill pay
$50 . month AMI board for farm hands.
Ia. Hope mill started np yesterday
morning on ore from the Andes mine.
JupoE J.. y. LEWIS has gone TO Santa
Cruz for the purp,se OF msticaiing.
IIos. ZAcH. CnisDLER. er.Secretary 81
tue Interior. Is In Virginia City.
THE value Of silver coin has slightly nd.
yAnced during tho PAST few days.
TuE Ophir shipped on the 9d instant
sD,l79 90 in bullion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-07
AN RsrABLIsmRD RKaIRDy.

Browns BronehiS rroehss are widely known
- an established remedy for coughs. colds.
Honchiiis. hoarssnssa aud other troubles Of the
throat and lungs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-07

Lrox's KArHAIsox makss beautiful. glossy,
lururan. hair; prevents IL filling out or turn
fng eray. IL has stood the test OF forty Year,,
10 charininzly ~perfumed. and has no rival
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-07
No norc rrsop. for The south.

WASHINGTON. July G.-Thc President Is
40 we'll satisfied that there Is no further
nerd for troops In the South that he will
shortly direct tho issuing Of Orders to
withdraw all troops from that section, eI-
cent snch a. may be necessary for garri'
son duty. The troops NJ withdrawn
will be either transferred To service In the
West or sent 10 tho Rio Grande. The
order Issued yesterday. transferring tho
second Infantry from Atlanta TO the Pa
ciGc Coast. Is in pursuance Of this deter
mination.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-07

BRowN's BRONCHIAL. rRoCHRs.
Yos Pulmonary and Asthnsiic Disorders have
proved their e1ieacs by q isst Of many Year,,
and have res lived testimonials from eminent
men Who have used them. %
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-07

ATLANTA. Ca, June G.-Jsk Thomp.
sou, colorcd. was hanged at Lagrange to-
day, for killing two negro children last
Winter, aged eight and two years. lie
blew of tho head Of the Oldest with . gun,
crushed tho head Of the other with q stick,
and cut It's throat from a " ear with q
csse-knife.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-07

IcR CIIE>r FOR sAI.R.
Anntrais Ice chest or refrigerator. made TO
order fur . family. has been left for sas st
arsnt's Gold Hill Furniture ~ 10. lext above
the NEws once. A small mount u eash win
Inv N. lels W
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-07
Racing nc Long Brnnch.

LoSo BRANCH, July AT Monmouth
Course Park to-day the first race for .
purse Of $500. was won by Dauntless In
Two straight heats. Romney second and
Fellowcraft aud Chesapeake third y
fourth. respectively. Tme--i4Gs 1904
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-07
Henry ward Be.chsr speaks.

NEw YORK. July G.-Henry Ward
Beocher replies to an interviewer that
there is no truth In the rumored recon-
'clliation with Theodore Tilton that snch
an event Is utterly impossible. Boecher.
however. confirms the story Of the quarrel
between Frank Moulton and Tilton, and
that Moulton denounccs Tilton contempt
uously as n scoundrel. Beecher regrets
Cliambcrlain's Woodstock speech as Ill
timed and unfortunate. lie thinks Presi.
dent Hayes should DO allowed to develop
his policy on finances, the Southern qnes.
tion and Civil Service reform. and that IL
should lie fairly tested by time before pro-
%nouncing Judgment.
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uep.rssr~s l.a.s Gvss,ss.

ga w.bbxr ] short JCYatcs
A NsKiuiry AN Lamb Lamb
MI M..lek ~ Lewis 4 VT J A ks-trr
n Cal. Boyee Mrs n Tre..zo
a N.ylstt- Mrv Iiruadhead Mrs NJ lin
No shea. . ehnAirs walker wilson
Miss FiikgersidMiss u powner W Tofp
Miss A Morris n Howell Miss n Imam
Mi.. ulekin,opJ slt I'll Ra'-ton
JS r.rk, sutro Miss X Qeaine
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-07

G R0C cry OR {.
MERCER,
MAIN STREET. GOLD MILL.
Family and Fancy Groceries
NOW ON HAND
AND soR SALE CHEAP PoR CASH.
LARGE AssOnTMRNT OF
"A Groceries and Provision., direct from the
California kArkcts. comprising. IN part.
on'xp s SsggrEa., 'r' ssSEs,Urs.
cASpiik. .SSua CAN 'sois
sicE:
PROVISIONS OF ALL KINDS
rirR HEST or WINES AND LIQUORS
A. Wholesale asd Retail.
VEGETABLES AND FRUITS.
Goods Delivered Free Of Charge.
I'm RICHARD MERCER
ssoRss IN NV. youos.
ROBINSON & FOLSOM,
MAIN STREET HILL
Is., bio. tn. Railroad Crossing.
WHS}sss'Alr AND RETAIL DEALERS
FAMILY GROCERIES. PROVISIONS.
n-,.-r..,,.. ...,Ls.r..,'.s oils.
o...-., m,r.l..al... asa
GOODS or RvRny IUt RIPrMN N.
~ SOLD CHEAP FOR cAsu.~
aos's,,ss... FOLSOM.
]. & ]. B. MALL0N, .
O Street, next to the Bank Of Cali.
fornia Building,
VIRGINIA CITY, NEVADA
W1%OIEsAtr AND RETAIL DEALERS
Groceries and Provisions,
Crseksry asd wssAsawars, chisa sess
sud Frsseh Cat Oiass, on asd
Casdiss, rssr asa Feed
Ats., Rte. Rie.
WINES AND iouoR
ofsss sr.s sssiisy ssiy.
BRANDY. PORT ssd SHERRY WINE
Ter .sdieinai uss.
-. cali the sp~eia,i attention Of Mine and
MN superintendsns 20 oar laffs ans con.
nisss stock Of Oils and Csndiss for MILL and
rInino purpo~AS. We orr that class Of goods
A ~ Tow fIaURRt ~ they eaa hs landed
fr,m any part of tho United aiaiss. thua
suabiing mill and mines on the Consiock 70
- MT n..llas afr a. rhaaa In VlR /
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esOCERIIs, PROVISIONS, Etc.
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GENfLEMIA'B CLUfHIHG, ktei
BANNER BROTHERS,
Corner Of Q .,A taylor streets,
VIRGINIA cry
Az. s'lllsa
FINE CLOTHING
Gents Furnishing Goods
oarApEs THAN ANT HOUSE, IN rsls
STATE.
Gents Furnishing Goods
sARaAlmsI BARGAINS


ESQ DRESS SUITS fss.-------sss 90
tso DRESS sUITs..-.--...-...eso %
sss DIAGONAL sUiTa .....-..s2s %
go CASHMERE sUIrs.--..-sis %
sse CASHMERE sUIrs..--...siS %
60 DRESS PANTS ...-.-.--.-..ss %
~ CASHMERE PANTS %
ss CASHMERE PANTS ..-.---.ss %
~ DRRss vRsrs..--.----.--..es %
o. CASHMERE vKsrs..----..sa 50
WHITE hItRrs--..--.-----..st 50
COTTON socKs pss dssss--.-..ss 60.
Hats. Trunks, Valisss.
Boots, Shoes, Etc..
At paIors THAT DEFY COMPETITION.
nsmemsrr the Largest Assortment and The
n.s.test Qsrvaiha In RINk can
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-07

General Trevino now numbers 5000 men;
who are closer together than tho unitco
States troops. II would take from soven
10 eight days 10 bring forward additional
troops, who would have TO come from vera
Cruz TO Matamoras. and thence ascend the
river. They could not well DO brought
overland to tho border.
ATragsdy In she south.
NEW YoRx. July "Details relative TO
the street encounter at Selma, Alabama
in which Captain Catesby A. p. Jones lost
his life. make the affair look much like .
murder, although Harral. the slayer has
been bailed In $751; Jones' son quar-
relied with Harral's son. and being impu-
dent 10 Mrs. HArral, and young Jones
being In tho wrong. his mother sent him
V HarrAl's house with o note OF apology
and q basket Of fruit. Instead OF accept.
ing the peace offering, Jones says hsrral
told his boy 10 whip Jones son, and an.
other fight ensued. Soon Jones heard OF
the affair and proceeded TO Harral's house
to remonstrate against such vindictive De-
havior. and was shot down ct his door.
Jones, In his ants-mortem statement, do
clared that no had not the least thought OF
stirring up strife. Jones, 10 will DO re-
membered. commanded the Confederate
ram Merrlmac In her second days night
with the original Monitor.
The Coming Democratic Pew.wow.
New York, July Ga Sun Washington
special says: Recent advices from White
sulphur Springs indicate that the number
In attendance Of Democratic Congressmsn
there will DO largo. Cox has engaged
rooms for the 10th Of July Fernando
Wood for the 10th and Senator Randolph
for the 10th /; Governor Walker Of Virginia
IL already there; W. W. Corcoran and
General Joseph L. Johnston have secured
quarters for the 18th; Sayler will not go
until after tho Ohio Convention on tue
25th. and sergeant-at-Arms Thompson VIII
also 40 at the same time; Morrison and
Blackburn have both promised TO so;
Randall has not a. yet signihed his intsn.
ton. The indications are that about lOO
Democratic members Of the next House
will be at White sulphur Springs between
the 9Th Of July and middle OF August.
The I~nuIsiMna Senatorial Question.
CHICAGO. July IA Tc1a@s Washington
special says II has leaked out that just be-
fore adjournment thu Senate Election Com
mitlee, by q strict party vote. decided to
report In favor Of the admission Of Kellogg
a. Senator from Louisiana, and ordered o
report To that effect to he prepared. The
unexpectcdly early adjournment prevented
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n. call the sp~eia'i attention Of Nine and
MI N ocdntendents q our large ant con.
nisss stock Of OILS and Csndiss for MILL and
nInino purposAS. We orr thai ciAss OF goods
a - Tow FIuURR< ~ they eaa be landed
frpm any part of tho United atatss, thua
.uahilng mil and mines on the Comstock 70
purchase Oils, Candles, etc = cheap IN VIZ.
fhs East, with 9 guarnntes Of obtaining nrst-
caas eoodS, dslivsrsd frse q ehArGs q ~
minssl N Virgiuia o. Cola HUI.
j.. 4 J. B. MAllons
mso vlrsiniA. NsvsdA-
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Hsmemssr the Largest Assortment md The
0ssstest Bargains In fINk CLOTHING can
now BE- hsd a. the lmmenss Emporium Of
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JUNE 24,lS11

JUNE 24,1s7T
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Depot,
For Pittsburg and the W est, o. a m daily with
Paror Car TO Pittsburg and Sleeping Cars from
Pitsburg to Cincinnati, St. Louis, and Chicago:
lao p m. daily, with Palace Car to Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For CanandaIgua Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls
and the North, 5:25 q IN. daily, except Sund Az,
aud 7:4O .. IN. daily, except Saturday, with
Palace Cars to Watkins For Williamsport, Lock
Haven, Elmirs, and Watkins, at 1910 q m,
For New York and the East, 9:55 p. m. daily, with
Palace Cars attached. Limited Express of Pull
. man Parlor Cars, 800 a. m. daily except Sunday
FOR New YORK and the East, % a. ID. and 80 D.
m, daily except Sunday, with Sleeping Cars from
Wa ellington 10 Boston.
except Sunday, and $50 and 9:55 p m daily
Limited Express. 9 30 m daily, except Sunday
Accommodation for Baltimore, $50 g. NJ and 40
p m daily, except Sunday.
For P3pes Creek Line, $50 Q. m. and 4:20 .. N.
- daily, except Sunday.
cept Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA, AND FREDERICKsBC RAIL
WAY An AMP ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Alexandria, 6, Z, =, $40, 1O,I1am.,1,s
90; %, 7 p N, On Sunday at $40 a. m. and
and7 p IN.
For the South, via Richmond, ga g. m daily; $50
=. m. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 8, 7, o.
$40, 10, IL an; 1 3, 4:2O, 3, o, and 7 .. M
On Sunday at y and o a m. and p. IN.
Tickets, information, sleeping and parlOr
commOdations can be procured at the offices, north
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, northeast corner OF Sixth street and Peunsyl
wanna avenue, and at the depot where orders be
LETT Tor the checking Of baggage to destination from
hotels and residences
l.. p. FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. ie9
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ny-Lady Burdett-C outts mas given 81 600 q,
the suffering soldiers OF the Turkish army
aSProf. Huxley's daughter has been
awarded the first prize in art by the Univer~
sity OF London.
go Leary, the pedestrian, now In New
FORK, has accepted WeStons challenge IN
walk six or twelve days in London in Sep
TENDER next, for IL 900.
RIA new Virginia law forbids any per-
SON 10 capture mocking bird, except ON
his own premises and for mis- own use that
Is, not 10 he Sold for six years to come.
@The Lexington Gazette doubts N in the
history OF Kentucky the State has ever been
blessed with more beautiful harvest than
IL bow making glad the hearts OF It's farmers
rE~Mrs. Marie Antoinette Pollard accus-
ed Il. j. hain Of aSsaulting her with intent
10 XIII in a San Franc scO street, but after a
trial the case was diSm sscI.
~ SO many guests were al n London we'd
ding recently tsat the ceremony was repeat
ed for the diversion OF those who had not
witnessed the iir,t performance.
rJ-Lewis Steward, the last Democratic
started a bank al Plano, and probably must
BE numbered with the "bloatea bond-
holders"
H5No man can see a fashionable lady
make a Wild dive for the bottom OF her
dress without fearing Tor the moment that
she is going 10 use her train 20 knock a dy
OF her bonnet. Detroit Free Press.
RIA Connecticut paper il amused by the
fact that South NOrwalk miss, while at
tending an up town day school, started n
private school in the city, and maintained 10
In fiourishing condition several months be-
fore her father discovered the fact.
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LIMITED STATES MARsHALB SALE OF
~ VALUABLE iMPR0vED REAL ESTATE

the Clerk office OF the Supreme Court Of the Dis
tIiet Of Columbs and to me directed, will eel At
door Of said District, on tn RSDAY, the 10th day
of July lS7, commencing ct ID O'Clock m, all de-
fendants right title, claim and Interest In and to
Lots Nos. 4, 6,6, rs, and II, In square No. IA,
t'each lot with the imerovements thereon will DO
Id separate in the City Of Washington, District
Of Columbia, together With all and singular the im
provements thereon. Seized and leved6p pom - the
to satisfy execution No. l100, in favor Of Beall
Baker: II Oh in favor Of joseph and John L. Libbey;
OIL in favor Of Charles Davis, ell 1t Law; and
SSo1 In favor Of Jennie W. Hoffman, in Equity,
al against Stephen d. Oastleman.
ja4-dD ALEX. SHARP u. 8. Marshal. o.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
las BOWLING, Auoronser.

'EBoNAs BOWLING, Aueuonssr.
TRUSTEES sALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
tEA l PhOFERTN ON NJ STREET NORTH
Ntsf. Bs1A tEN Ara AND 5rH SITS
b virtue OF a deed # trust t. Iha srGer- II
signed, l"aTIrg date the eth dsy e Sep:efn- 2 n
tsr- a ~. ils std duly rec rd-i ia iibar -
81 toi > one Of The land record. Of the District II
c"iuu'Cia, md at the request IN riftac Of tie party
thereby ssourd, we shall s,li public apcti w ia
ItoIt - he prenilsys on THURSDAY, ais II iS-7 .
u lard sLd Tremi-es situate d ing in the cifV of
Warrington, District Of Columbia, ar1 known ana
cislngu upon the public pI.ts an pan Il saiI
CITY as lot numbered forty uiae .4qf. Of Auru
Davis subdivision Of original lot numbered ei.ht
-, IN square numbered tlse hundred Ari M rt.a
ttl5l a. the same l. recorded ia the SURVEYOR of~.
"a the Dstrc OF Columbia, said tot forty nine f,sl
nav ing front on street north enty So i.at
ard two t2l inches, by depth OF ole hundred ana
eight lO,) feet eight and one haf go inches to-
sether with the impro Vements thereon consisting Of
a commoisous and finely finished brick dwell ing
house, rtAining all modern convenlepces, mum
beIed Az VI street northwest.
Terms OF sale are: All The pun chs.e money except
ing s5tvJ IN cash, and credit Of four 90 years on
said S5Io with Interest ut nine f9l PEI csutum ser
OF the purchaser, with q deed Of trust the prop
Srty sold: All convey sDcing at purchasers cost. A
deposit OF 80 must be paid y; ih- time % purcf asa
aud tie terms OF sale must b- complied with Within
one week from the DAY # sale, otherwise the Trus
tees reserve the right to resell the property al the
rlsk and cost Of the detsulIing purchaser.
R K ELL Pp6ris Trustees.
IHOS. BOWLING, Auct. yv6-d
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rHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
~ PROPERTY

By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of 90
the District OF Columbia, passed on the 2th of -
j me, 1ol7, IN Chancery cause No. $50, iu~
which Kate Mari is plaintiff and Frank T. Barry is
defendant, will sell at public auction, upon the
July, ls77, Lots of around numbered ST. 8, and
10, in James NJ Lattas recorded subdivision Of
square IA. These lots trout both upon North A
str ct and Maryla, avenue, within q few steps of
the Capitol grounds, Lot 10 fronting the public
space.
Terms of sale; One fourth part of the purchase
money to be paid In cash the day OF SALE the
ratification thereof by the Court and the balance
be PAID In equal installments in SIX, twel I've and
twenty four months from the day of sale, in notes
Of the purchase, bearing interest from the day Of
SALE secured BY deed of trust upon the prop srty Sold
The purchaser to pay 500 Immediately after the
property is bId on and also pay for all conveyance
ing. In case of non compliance with the terms Of
the property resold Ut the aad risk Of
the defaultiL pure hsser after five days notice
AL0NZ0 A. MARR, Trustee.
iy6-tt2w6ds iNationl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-12

BABY FARMING In PHILADELPHrA.-
The coroner's jury in Philadelphia in tb,
case of the infant which had been taken
from "baby farmer" named Agnes Parr
and had died soon after, has returned a yer
dict that the child died from want of prone .
hourlshment, and that Agnes ParT il re-
sponsi Die for its death
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-12

\ LADY AND GENTLEMAN DROWNED
IN CARRIAGF.-On Monday night yhtl3
DIR. T.. III. Reed, X. &. PsNon, aud two ladies'
were returning TO Trenton, y. J., after a
drive up the Delaware, they were overt aken
by storm, and in the darkness their car
riage upset and fell with the whole party.
driver and horses, into the basin OF the Della
ware and Raritan canal, six miles from
Trenton. PaXon broke through the carriage
window and pulled one OF tue ladies out.
Reed and the other lady were drowned. The
horses and the driver were saved, one OF the
horses being badly hurt