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c DISTRICT COURT IS.

n THE DISTRICT couRr or THE NINTH
i Judicial Distriet. of the State VI Nevada. In
and for the County - klho.
8. RElSHART. 4 X ISHNRr mi u. REIN-
HAtr. PiAintih.. aRAfhat jon II. J:NErr,
peiesda.t Acton brohsht IN the District
Couft 6rth- ninth Jad.cL DiItrirt al the
st.'" Of evaia. 81 and for the ,oan'y OF
Slko aud the G mpiAiut nle la the ONCE OF
th-'lerk OF sai. Dts riot c,nrt.
The State q MEATS sanis gre tin. TO John
H.. Iewstt. tef.iid1nt rou ar her-by requircd
to apre.r In an action brought Assin-t you by
the abrvr am.d ~ fntids in tho ,tsiri.t Court
of the Ninth Judicial DIS RI I OF the State OF
Nevada, In and for tn County Of Ike. aud to
anrwe- the C ,mplAiIt ilei Iherein. within { u
DAYS { Ie.usive OF the day ot . rice after the
service on you OF this ~ am us-if rerv,-d
within this ronniy; z. II served out 81 this
County. hut in this District. thin t~enty
days; otherwise. within forty days or iudg-
m'nt by default viii he taken agairst YOU. ac-
cordiiiR To the prayer "f asia eOmpi,iut
The said tctioI Is br'iyhi to obtain juig-
nent II a IL Court for tn sum Ot two thonS.
and D"llars 6"id Coin, with interest on said
sun from March i6 "a. 1875. at the rate Of Que
per cent. = mouth. with ten per cert. Attorneys
fers. aud costs. Ala that the prerui - des-
crtbsd la the complaint. be sold acc, ming &c
law. aid that all persons claiming through OF
under said defendant be forever barred AMI
FOE cl'Eet of all eluity OF redemption. aud thai
Plaintiffs NAV hsv judgment Tor any deficiency
that may RENAL after applying the rriceeds .
such sale a. The pas meht II said Juigm mt. and
tina the M chaser or purchasers lie let int
possession Of SAID premises upon presentation
Of . -honn's Deed therefor. aud for such other
relief as to the Court msy seem just Hiid
equitable.
And you are hereby notified that II y"u iar
to appear aud answer sail complaint as abOv,
required. the said ilaint' IFS will apply To ia,
Court 10. the relief deman led ther-ia.
Given under my hand and the Seal O
the District Court OF the Ninth ia
Gictal District OF the Stl.s Il Ne
tsEAL.l Nadt, Cnu,ty OF Xix. this 18th da,
Of January, Ia the year uf our Lore
one thousand eight huud ed an'
seNenty.eight. .
apl2-9ol q. 4 GREEN. Clerk.
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pooE GRIEF MINING 6oNPAsY-LncA.
~ ton % rrtpc,Psl place uf business.
fA.ein. Bo h Ctssi Mining Dlstr CT. kIko
County. Nevada.
N~oitoe-Therci : fclin me u upon the follow
inv d.-s-Tth"d sto I. or Becn,ipt 81 Aa.s-Atrt nt
mo. ~. levied on the 25ih day VI April,
ls's. the several amounts set 81 poe tie Tho
nsire~ of the r-pS.tiVo SHAREHOLDERS. .. FOL-
lows.
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sHEaIFF's SALE.

DY vIRTURE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Of the nlSir ict Court OF tho Ninth Judi.
vial District, klko County, Nevada In toe suit
nj y. II. Hmith and l.. wilsey Plaintiffs, and
against the Hornet Mining Con pany Defcni-
ant duly attested the 9TH day OF May, a. ID
fb7S. To me dircct'd nd delivered, ON = judR
AIrnt rendered in said q urt on the 18th day q
March, A. ID, 1918, for the SUN OF Two thousand
i,rty four and iwenty.nine hundIcdth dollats.
damages, In gold coin al the United States, be-
sides cost, amounting Ia ninety -fonr and uInrt!
hundrcdth dollars. ana accruing ccst. I have
levied upon all the right, title aud interest Of
tie said Defendant OF, IN AID to the GLOWING
described Real pr perry to wit; That certain
ndiirg claim situated IN TuseArora township.
Elko County. Nevada, owned and controlled by
the Hornet Nj ing q 'mpAny. located Jane 2Ith.
1916 by J. II. Hood aud &. ID. EdwAris, record
ed July Jrd. 1873, In the book OF records IL
Tuscarora Mining District as the ''HUrbet"
mine, containing 1900 feet northerly and south
erly and 800 ie't ON each side Vf ledge. lying
north Of aud adJoinin. the Belle 1sie claiui,
together with tho shalt house. donkey engine.
Office aud ali tenemei Is. EMBELLISHMENTS and
q purienNusa n'rrOanto belonging, or In any
way sppertaining.
Notice is hereby PFNcn that on MONDAY.
the b lkST day VI 5SLY,A. 4. 1877. between tue
hours uf y o'clock a. NJ. and . o'clock
p. ~, via II O'Clock n. of said day, NJ
the Crirt House door, In the town OF Elko.
Elko CCusty, Nrysaa. 1 will sell the above des-
ciibcd properly to the highest bidder or bid
ders foi cAsh, gold coin Of tine United States.
En-, l. sEIlZ, sheriff.
Tusesrora. New. June Ord. 1873. julUtd
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0 ASSESSOR.
n. u. ttTNnEI1.

4 SSOUSCES HIMSELF ~ 4 CASDiDArE
~ for the Office of Asso,snr Of Exc County,
u for I g Democratic ConY,Lu0n.
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INVALUABLE TO ALL!
I}r ESPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR ALL
ns and Throat Complaints Peen-
liar To- Miners.
Dn. EBEL,s
Bsisam and Cough M.dieinei

This wonderful remedy IL h'gh!y useful In all
.ascs Of colds or coughs. hut " especially
alapt'd for the cure OF spch complaints a.
miners are liable 10 from exposure 81 cold
ground: or the sbsotbtlcu ~ powder smoke In.
to tho lnnga. Three doses y day will keep the
lnupS clear ADD Cp able the miners Co work In
the midst OF pnwdot smoke without coughing.
u IL not claimed for this Bsisam. like most
batoni medicines, thst II " III cure all Diseases.
put u IL gusfshiccd 10 cure al diseas = % tho
lup =. One bottle 81 the halslm viii. in nearly
sIl cases, cure . bad cold or cough Of from one
cough Of rom two 10 four months ttanding;
and ihtcc bottles any similar an,ttioh that I as
been IN existence from four months to two
years
No. 10 be bad at q. +. Muilcf's Drug store.
LIAU. Nevada.
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i,JUHThii CIIf STORE!

!. II. BACON
-TraIer In
''"" ri"-. iiuTdNrFe,
Dry Cn"d-, Clothing,
Ioois, Hats,
SHOES, Caps,
>Eis' cOMILErE OUTFITS.
WINES AMI LIQUORS.
Aud General Nicr,handI...
Also -
IYEuY AND FEED STABLE
wo stocked and surp!ied.
a2j IN U,cOS Mountain City.
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Aud In accor' ancc with law and an order 81
Tho board q directors. made on the twenty.
hifth day Of AfHIL, 1879. ~ many shsr"s of
each parcel % Sueh stock rs may bo NECESSARY,
VIII bc sold at public auction. NJ the once at
the Company. Room No. 90. No. 400 Montgomery
th" TwfSTY.%OUfTH dag Of JUNE, 1878. ut
the hour Of I O'clock y. NJ, Of said day, Ia
py said delinquent Assessment thereon. ~.
R-ihcr with costs Of rive<iising and expenses
~ The sale.
ALFRED X. bURBROw. serr. t,ry.
OrriCr-koom No. co. Nevada Block. No. 800
Montgomery street, san Francisco, CALIFORNIA;,
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/. 0. O. F.

ILKO ESCNMpMENT NO. p,a
u T. q. o. Regular sessions held W.
on The first aud third Wednesdays Of
each month. Members NJ sister eb./
canrmcht anA soIourning PAtrlruls Va good
standing, are cordially i,yted 10 attend.
J. q EpJFF
Chief Patriarch.
o. y. GHpEs Scribe. sIg
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CDrr.spOnd'u

w.. q. FREEMAN. Manager
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STATE UNIVERSITY
DHEPARATORY DEPARTMENT,
EI.kO, NEVADA.

The brst term OF this school Oath year
lis i~nslitntIon) will begin Monday,
september 3D.. 1877. Male and female
'upils prepared for College. or adj
hnccd further and instructed in the
ollegiHte branches. English studies,
mathematics and the ancient and
aodcrn languages thoroughly taught.
lessons IN music 10y "A competent
enchcr. No charge for tuition-musi
Htra; also, no charge for room rent.
'oard 80 per month, payable ia all
nnc", quarterly. For further particu-
Is address
~. Il. SESSIONS. PRINCIPAL.
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Work of every Description
Lg7gaH WEI 20 ETfgG4
Daniel F. Beatty's
PARLoR ORGANS.

These remarkable Instruments possess c,pac-
tiles Tor musical effects snd expressions meyer
bel re alta mel. adapted for amateur ard Pro.
fessionAl. aud an ornament in any parlnr. *
Gel tn quality of Tone, thorough
NporkmH nshtp, Elegant Designs and
Finish, and w0I derful variety of their rom.
bination stops. 9 fvfrt instrument fully war.
ranied for six years - strictly hrst.class in
every respect aud - . RusTSpteo they are
sh!tt=a Oh fsSS; are &c ti5tee3i days. tss; iti-i.
money refunded and freight charges paid both
ways by me II they are misrcprceented or In
any way prove unsatl factory. No such offer
has ever been made. Eeware Of limitations.
Agents wanted. but where ] have none, large
discounts mAds to Introduce In new localities
long lista Of testimonials from w%eli.kpovn per.
sons. sohie OF whom you may know. classified
by hiatos. with Postofices annexed, that all
may ingui-e direct Of them. Address, DANIEL
" BEATTY. Washington. New Jersey.
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.As.sA.sAdses1saas
M. "a ovrH c srRsrr.
.ssSa.oo

Interest paid ON ordinary and Term Deposits
Deposit received Ia sums OF 81 and upward
Lnans made on approved real estate, bondS
stocks. ete. stocks. currency and rilysr hong
aud sold. Exchange for sAis on all the princi
pal cities of Europe and the orient.
nit A. W. WHITE. Seetar
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Correspondent
NFw YORK Agency ~ the RANK ~ California
AN FlihSCIsCu..... III, Bank OF California
london. ..........,.... The Alliance BANK.
Urpt4'rs.
AN FRANCISCO. .Mcssra. ]. II. Latham n 90
Receive general and Hprcla dcpoEiis, subject
Ia check NJ sight or payable on return OF cOrti.
Aca;c. Draw At siRht. In coin or currency. on
New York. Kan Francisco. Sacramento, salt Iaks
City and all banking towns IN The State ~ Me-
yada. Make either local or foreign collections,
for which remittance will loo made immediately
on payment. Discount Commercial paper.
Make sdvsnces on base ur refined bullion, buy
aud soil Uuid. orconbacks, Bonds and Socuri.
ties of all kinds.
Guy aud sell by telegraph through our Bro
kcrs. any stocks dealt IN by tho ssu Francisco
stock aud Exchange Board, and upon the usual
terms snd cOniitiJna' except that we will bny
and sell for CASH only. and do not carry any
stocks upon n margin.
DRAW DIRECT IN
LONDON. BERLIN.
DUBLIN, HAMBURG.
PARIS, AMSTERDAM,
ANTWERP, F~RASRFOHr.
BHEMES. C~OPENHAdEN,
And all other principal cities 81 Europe.
NJ. T.. FREEMAN. Manager.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-22

Mn. EDisoS. the inventor. has just
completed and tested an invention for
measuring heat-an instrument by which
the heat Of the most distant stars eau be
accurately ascertaintd. According to
this instrument the warmth OF taper
ing end OF q wasp is only sixiy-five de-
gress. but when man inadvertently
sits on the insect he Is willing to bet his
last dollar that the heat is two hundred
and sixty degrees In the shade.
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BiskrRs AND srooKBRoKERs.
THE NEVADA BANK

THE NEVADA BANK
OF SAN FRANCISCO.
sAs FRANCISCO. o...............oALIFoRNIA
Paid - CAPITAL. Q, ,0oo, ,ooo-0sle
sarpias u. a. Bsnds).....3,5os,OO ,OOo-Gsld
DIRECTORS,
LOUIS hcLAHR...............::...plss plssiasn!
j. Z S6hs asoSDaioHi y. aSoH1i. VII. =. 'sSi o'BRiEs.
JAMES b. PAIR.
CaAhfer...... ...... .......H. W. eL.hnt
Agent at Virginia. hsvada...... .ono. a. kisy
Agents ct ksw York. ...... 70. 7. caAtfsssos
l62 Wall stresO. CaAs. W. ShuAcA
IssUES Commercial and ravslsr' Credits,
available In any part Of the world. haks.
Transfers OF money BY telegraph and CABLE ana
draws sxehanss al CUSTOMARY uaAness.
This Bank has Special fssilitiss sr
DealisE n Baliisa.
EXCHANGE on the principal cities through.
out the United Btatss. klrope,. japan, Ohina
and New zsAland. md on honolulu lHawaiiD
NEW YoRk BAskx.s-TAs bank OF New fofk.
N. b. a.
smiths; the Union BAnk Of London. ls<u
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A PrrnBuEon paper. in noticing the
visit Of General Belknap to that city.
says he Is "a gentleman in manners.
aud one OF the men still destined IN make
his mark ON the history OF his country. "
The paper seems to forget that the Gen.
.ral has already made his mark on the
history Of this country. and very dirty
marx ID is, too.
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IY your root is asleep 10 not b. alarm.
ed; the poet tells US that the sole - mol
dead that slumbers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-22

A WESTERN baseball player took a
hot liner ON his nose. and now he smells
through his ears.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-22

ALrnouou the young men OF to-day
are not exactly what they ought to be
We don't consider 1t right that they shall
all 10 put down for ministers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-22

DEPosrrs ofcoN OR BULLION rso.!ysd.
IL sithsrlou open yacoouat or 70 Issue CkA.
TfFlCATks Therefor, payable tat the option o.
the hoides) In Gold Hin or Ban Francisco; 70
paka collections, purchase Bullios st the most
favorable rates, o. sdvanos coin thereon wh@
forwarded 70 the Parent Bank In Ban Franeiseo;
soils Bills Of Rxehangs, and transacts General
BANKING Business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-22

YOU can't tell much about cold pud-
ding. for the proof Of the pudding Is In
the heating.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-22

EprsoS has not invented anything
since breakfast. Tho doctor has been
called in.
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Each pses,gc contains Dr sanforiS Improved
inhallng Iabe lgh Iull directions for Iss In all
casa Price, sito. lor sale BY al Wholesale aH.i
.ctail Dsus tsis lhronshont tbs United states and
Cansi.s. VT S5 q foifkh. General AEents
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-22
SUMMER WINDS.

Sweet are the Summer days that come with
sv.., sss the wasisrins winds th.i ,isit me
TIE bloom. he song. the grace Of all the year
And All this desert place with uninasinsd
rapture.
Prisoner Of hopeless pain. in ieng,henins CHAINS
Day siiii rsssvs the strain of night. unn''sr'd
n. esssaiS M. rod. III. bolt. and bars sur.
Y., the s s.s.s siod. OF ooi with healing touch
have found me.
o .sieOms wind that eomss lila gracious law
In you ias brown be, huns. the skylart's song
10 thrilling;
Voices Of wood and as'd yOur whispering voice
And in your breath revealed and the sum.
msr's rosss.
They have not lent their bloom to comfort ms
more nearly,
And in my siisni rsou no bird has earoled
Ya Will. your nsa, ears. o wind Of heaven.
Nor r0ss nor sinsins bird its sweetness doth
rsfass me.
Blow through my :.vsred brain. sOn breath.
and cool its burning.
speak. soothing voice. again. and hu-h the
Wild heart's yesrninz.
Though IN the foods stand. and desp waves
SHOW ms nv Fathers hand. His loving Kind.
nsss shov me.
Truly viii no, doubt that I0vs shall J', avail
National Republican., 1878-05-08
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.

Regular Congress rcpor, on third page.
-RoOse send, New York papers IN advance.
miscellaneous reading matter on third page.
-"Gossip for womanknd" on the third page.
Court calendar aud routine legal news oil third
page.
Many OF the holes In the block pavement at the
corner OF Seventh aud streets have been filed up
with gravel and dirt.
The large break In the street pavement at the
intersection OF seventh street and Louisiana avenue
caused by the removal Of the public urinal was
yesterday filled and repaired with cobble-stDnc.
Oracle Bulklcy. a little daughter Of Dr.. Bulkley
SIS Eleventh street, was lost yesterday about eleven
O'Clock, and was found eating peanuts at five on
the corner Of Ninth and streets. whittier she had
wandered.
sonny Hawkins who shot Albert Reed during
squarrel, OH Cedar street. Monday night, was ar.
rested last night by Lieutenant johnson aud locked
up In the Second Precinct station. Reed Is in n
very critical condition.
The office Of Mr. George Bogus, sos Ninth street,
the money-drawer was rubbed Of about S.. They
again attempted the same operations Monday
night but found the money'drHwci empty.
-Rcinold Doerner charged with making an in
oecent assault on little girl named Mary Ne.
Aulitfe, on the Nth OF last month, was granted n
eontinuancs until next Saturday in the Police
Court yesterday The defendant was required 10
give bonds In the sum Of 81 OOJ for his appearance
Ho succeeded In procuring bondsmen, and was re.
leased from CultOly,
National Republican., 1878-05-08
The Potomac Fruit-Growsrs,

The Potomac Fruit-Growers' Association com.
menced Its May meeting at the rooms OF the Board
Of Trade yesterday, with Chalkley GIllingham, It's
president, in the chair. and J. l.. Snodgrass, the
secretary, again at his post looking much better for
the needed rest In the country which he took re.
Gently forthe benefit Of his health.
The attendance was very good and the proceed.
ings attractive and profitable. The principal fes.
ture was All interesting essay on "Currants' by Col.
onel Bingham, which was discussed by Mcssrs.
PiersOn, Gross. iillugham, aud Snoigrnss. To the
essay and the discussion We have not room to do
Justice In this issue The usual full report will be
found in our weekly edition for May 10.
Among the communications read by the secretary
was a note from William H. Clagett, Informing the
meeting that he was having laid out in all attrRc.
1--we manner ample grounds at the eastern terminus
OF the Columbia Raj Iold, to be known H. Eagle
Park and inviting the association to iuaugllrate
the same with suburban fruit and flower exh!bi.
tlon.
The May meeting was not concluded but nd.
tpurned 10 May p. On that day, at ten O'Clock A.
M, IL will reCUnvcne on board the steamer Mary
Washington, and devote the occasion " an rxh!bi.
ton OF strawberries and such other fruits as may be
tunciently maturcd to indicate the ultimate re-
suits OF the fruit season In the Potomac region
National Republican., 1878-05-08
District Notes,

Inspector EntwIslc has'issued permits as follows !:
Michael Geaney. to build one two.story brick on NJ
between Twenty.third and Twenty. fourth streets
northwest for Sl,ODO; William Moody to raise
frame house at 2sD High street. Georgetown. sl75
Licenses have been Issued aS follows: \. Davis
apOthecary W. X. Stone, apotheCary: L. ". Wright
aI,Ulhecary; George SChonck, liquor dealer; A.
BOdmer npothccary, and independent Ice Com
pany, Ice dealers.
Tho Auditor and Comptroller yesterday made
requsitiOn for 81 $50 the balance OF the sl5 900 ap
propriatcd by Congress To fill up the low grounds
on the line Of the old canal south Of the Capitol
The work was expected 10 stop last night.
The contract for laying plpeSewers on Twen-
tieth and J. streets has been awarded 10 Henry
street, between and street northeast, to Mr.. B.
J. lIDyle & Co
National Republican., 1878-05-08
business Transacted Yesterday by the su-
prcnne CouucIl.

Business Transacted Yesterday by the Su-
prcms Council.
The supreme Council OF Scottish Rite Masons for
the southern Jurisdiction fthe Cnod States held It's
second session yesterday. Two communications were
received from the supreme Council of Peru. AFFIRM
ing belief In the Supreme Being. the resurrection
and the immortality Of the soul, rs opposed to the
recent action Of the Grand Orient Of France, which
has stricken the expression Of belief IN the exist.
enCs Of God ont OF It's ritual.
The following gentlemen were elected TO the de-
giee Of Knights Commander of tho Code Of Honor:
j. o. Norris, J. T.. Krebs. william u. Adrian, and W
AbrshaIns, of Maryland; Joseph Essex. Charles 7,
Mute aud william \. Harris, Qf the Dis
lrict Of Columbia; Charles y. Strrepcr and
u. X. sherman. Of Iowa: Robert 7. Cuighil
John J. Terrell, John r. Stcllman. Thomas 4. Moor
man, Josiah Cllft and Daniel lla'tead, Of Virginia
smith, aud c. L. Adams Of Kcncucky; Il. T.
Erhart, II: W. Pratt, and T.. J. Bailey, OF Oregon
W II. Gilem and John 7. Damon, u Washington
Territory J. Seely. Of Nevada. W. {. prate AMI
David Dayton, Of the sandwich Islands; L. n.
Grrcnlcaf aud Wolfe Lnudoneg of Colorado: J. u
LpNaparu, of Louisiana, and James I. Pierce, OF
Alabama.
The following wcro elected To the honorary
hlrty.third degree: X. ?. Erhart, W. rrate and Z.
A. Bailey. Of Oregon; U. q. Miller, OF Minnesota;
B.G. sherman and e. J. Strccper, Of Iowa, and Z.
L Longhton. of Nevada.
NJ. Z. CracKvu Was created mcritOrious member
Of the thirty.thirl degree.
The reports OF inspectDrs-generIl were referred
tn appropriate Committees
Tho consideration OF the question OF revision OF
the statutes made the special order for to-day,
st eleven o'clock.
PANTS, all wool, for $50, OF Roman & Cox's 5O7
National Republican., 1878-05-08
Industrial Home ana Training school

At the meeting OF tie Industrial Home and Train.
ing school, held at the Home, sOi street north.
west, yesterday afternoon, the treasurer reported
k6 as the amount Of receipts during the month,
and the expenses $40 leaving deficit Of $50. The
general manager reported the number Of penny
lunches served In and cut OF the Home at 3lg7 !:
numbor Of males applying for employment, II; 70.
males q: total, rs employment given " males
&; to females 81: total 37 garments made up and
distributed p pieces adults attending night school,
10: value OF provisions contributed, slAl9 The
president called attention tho rcpot of the treas
nrer. and said thai some practical plan should be
adopted to meet the deficiency and tn provide for
The current expenses OF the present month. Upon
his suggestion subscription list was opened TO be
presented 70 the public Among the many who had
contributed during the month were the following
Mcs-rs; D.: iackman wood ArmOr 4 Montrop
sign J: Libbey, clock; ". Rutherford lamp; Rich.
ards i Kelley and J. :. TomlinsOn, printing; A. NJ
iancktnn, milk and J. Il. Kelley meat Among
the cash contributors are Mrs. W. X. Johnson Mrs
9. Pomoroy, Mrs. Waller Jackson Rev Father
keane, and Hon. John X. Frcneh
National Republican., 1878-05-08
PANTS, all wool. for $50, OF Roman & Cox's,
Seventh street.
Texas Cannot Have Him.

The hearing IN the case Of C. 5. Bell, arrested on
q warrant In response to requisition from tho
Governor OF Texas, on the charge Of murder COM
mitted In that State. was concluded before ChicS
Justice Cartier and resulted In the discharge Of the
accused.
His Honor held that the Indictment accompany
Ing the requIstion was not explicit enough in It's
torms II did not show that the foreman OF the
grand Jury was 50 in fact. and the clerk OF the
court did not certify to 1t. Neither did It appear
that Live Oak County. where the bill was pIirIorted
10 have been found. was in the State of Texas nor
did 1t assert that Bell was fugitive from Justice
In addition 1t did not specify IN sufficient plain
ness what Bell was wanted. and as there were sew
eral IN the city Of the same name, either of the
parties might be held to answer with the same de.
gree Of reason as the one that had been arrested.
owing to these defects he discharged the man from
court, Colonel Ward II. IAmDn Appeared for the
accused. making very able argument, and occu.
pied almost the precise ground taken BY Ills
Honor,
National Republican., 1878-05-08
A Knko EIIlY furnished

George W. Evans, young white man, was ar
ragned in the Police Court yesterday morning on a
charge Of using Indecent Language toward a young
girl named fs'ellH Dckey. After hearing the ter
tmopy OF Miss Dickoy tho court stated that he
thought 1t was necessary 10 protect innocent girls
nom the attacks of rakes and dcbNuchces who wors
prowling around the city hunting for victims Ho
therefore imposed hne OF sluO or ninety days IN
the wQrkh0use Counsel for defendant noted an
appeal and bonds were fxcd Ut 500 The clerk OF
the court was then Instructed to make out the no.
ccsshry papers at once and send thom to tho upper
trial OF the accused.