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Application for a Patent
TO THE
GOLDEN RULE MINE.
NO. i0j.
I. =. LAND cFFlCg.
ECkEkA. nevada. January Is. ISL

EtkfkA NeNHub, january 10. 1873
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI
~ Morris u. JOSH and james E.. Ds.
whose fostoiiieo address il Eureka. Ne,
have this day filed their appli ation fars
patont for 100 linear feet Of the 6, Mn
l.ulc nlinc or vein bearing SILVER, with sd1.
face ground 20 feet in width, situate living
and being IN tho Eureka Mining disuhi,
county Of Eureka and State OF Nevada, AID
known and designated by the field notes and
official IlSf on file in thiso Office, as lot No. ia
The exterior boundaries Vt said lot Nc. III
being rs follows, to-wit:
Variation Ijs ug. cast.
CtIntnencin2 Mt "A posi- marked No. /, u. s.
Survey No IL. whetc &C the fagsfrnint etowp
Of Eureka bears N. u Il y. y min. +. I,.1s
feet: Ruby Hill No. | hears n. Il deg, 81 MN.
W. BIZ feet: post No. 2, 4. s Survey No. o..
Bad Eagle lode. bears NJ. 2 deg. 81 min ".
~ 9-l0 feet, and the 6ofdAn isnl shan b ars
5. II deg. 80 n in. w. 10 40 feet; ,hcree.
running first course :. ~ deg. r. /, o. feet,
20 post marked No. 2. Z. 5. survey NJ. l3.:
thence. II course. :. Ga deg. w. O feet. 10
post marked No. 3, U. S. Survey Ne. ls2;
thencr, I'd course. \. 3ts Dig. W. l,50l feet 10
post marked No. I, L. ;. Snrvev No. / !:
and thence, 9Th course. n. 81. deg. r.. 10
feet. to post No l, tho place Of beginning
continuing . 3 100 acres.
This claim is POUNDED On the north by the
Red Bird lode.
The location Of this minc is duly recorded
IN the Recorders Office Of Eureka Mirins
District, ut Eureka, Nevada. On page us in
Ii ok Il, OF tho Eureka Eis,rict Mining Fec
ords.
Any and ali persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Go den knle mine. or sid
mi-ing ground, as herein before described
are required 30 hle their adverse claim W th
the Register of the United states Land Office
at Eareka. in the State o. Nevada. daring
the sixty days period OF publication hereof.
or they will be barred by virtus OF the proyis-
sions OF The statatc.
d. y. IMMEL, Register.
Eureka. Jan. -. ls7s. jyIlJ0l
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District Court Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
4 SIKH J udi ial District, in and for Eureka
toaniy, tate Of Nevada. Tn STATE OF News
da sends r%refiinT 70 George Dick and Hong
Lee ard Alb >lm, lang Chung. GEORGE Dick
end J unE Wab, heretofore and now doing
business in kaseka County. Nevada. under
the firm name o. Hong he Company: You
are hereby required to appear !" mn action
commenced against you, rs defendant, by
Frank Abadi., as pisintf in h District
Court Of the sixth Judicial District. in AID
for tho County o. Enrcsa. State OF Nevada,
ut the town OF Eureka. ard answer the eum-
plant therein. wh'ch is on file with the Clerk
Of said Court. within ten days after tho SER
vice on you Of this 1mmon Exclusive OF he
day OF s.rvicel, i served in said county, or
twenty dsysif served out OF said county but
within ibis district and in AL oiher eases
forty DAYS, or judgment by default wi bs
taken ngainst you. according 10 tho prayer 81
said COMPLAINT.
The said eciion il arough. 10 recover jrdf-
ment against you, the saii defendants. for the
sum Of $40, u. :. gold LIN. ami i~nterc,t
thereon in like gold eniu, ir"m the 18th day
o February, A l.. is77. at the rata Of i've %
per cent. per month and that n ~ccrtain deed.
executed On tn l3ih DAY Of Nav. 1875, by
Gecrre Dick and llons Lee. and delivered 10
plainif to sec'src Tho lny ment Of SAID SIN
and interest, may be dselarei TO be n mort
gage upon he premises therein dcsciib d.
u d that sid pr misos may he soli by tho
Sher II oi EuTei a ounts for The sntisfartinn
al pluinfiffs ienand. and Tor such other and
further re ief AS this Court shall seem meet
and proper. and NJ . ore ful Y appears by
reference to plaintiffs com plant on Ito
herein.
An YOU arc hereby n fed that il you
fail TO appear ard answer the said complaint
ne above required. he aid rla milf will apply
to said Court for { 9 reli demanded III r ~.
$3.50 In testimony wher.o o., /. b. ii.
80, Iiarmon. have hcreunto set my
hand and ,0iscd the seal of said
49, thi. 9Th day Of Arrii. A. u.
lS57.
F. II. HARMON, Clerk District Court.
SIKH judicial J ~i.trief. Eureka Co Nov.
by l.. MoLiS LII, tteIuty Clerk.
C. G. IIuRsARD, AIRY for ilaint.f.
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MISCELLANEOUS US.
Application for a Patent
TO THE SILVER WEST MINI
4nI-


EURHKA, New, Noyember d =,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TTuti,
~ the S lver West Consolids ted M;r,ia.r
Company. whose Postoflice address IL ,sns
Francisco, Cal, has this day filed its s,s.sh
On ion for a patent for 90 thousand # nIv ~.
linear { Il Of tn, sllv WesI r-inc or ,%l
bearing silver, with surface Ground tvo ,''ea
dr.d COO feet in width, s%ituatc, living 1 aa,
being in tho Eereaa Mining D~;stri,t. cov lug
of Eureka. ard STATE Of Nevada, and lLvnuahly
and designated by the fic'd notes and oS,,
plat On file in this Office as lot No l3I. si
Tho exterior boundaries Of said lot 1871 h,
ing n follows, to wit: w.
Nariot,u =, i6@ deg. east.
Commenclav at d uost marx ed No. !, II Q
! survey No. III, whence tire 1agsnf In u.
town Of Il rcka bears 81 d Q, Al min. w
o. IS feet: Ruby Hi No. | bears s. o do. :, !.
min Els, 20 fact; post No. | f U. s. SIT
| No II. Bullwhacker lode. bears :. 81 To-, y ,
r., 40 9-ln fc"t; and the Silver West sL,aa
ming LIST course s., q deg. w. loo fc; ~
post mark d No. z, u. :. surve, No, II9 n
thence ~ course n. 4j deg. w. 100 FEM y
pusi marked No. 3. u. :. survey No A. ~
thence, 3D. co arse N. Al deg. T., | 600 feet y
post marked No !. I. ). survey No. In.
p st No. |. ho place Of beginning, eontainr,,
4 81 100 acres
This claim is bounded on neither end /.
any known claimants. Tho nearest mine y y
the liu lwhnc tr.
The location OF this mine is duly rceorl.a
in tho b.corder's office Of Eureka Mipins
District. Eureka County. State OF Nevada. ~
page ij. in Book d. OF tho Mining Kccurs
OF lureka District.
Any ard all persons claim ing adyerss,,
any portion of said Silver West mine or al
mining groun as herein before described A..
rcquir u tn flo tncir adverse calm with III
Register Of tho United State. Land tIfEeo. =.
Eurcsn, 10 the State Of Neya n, DUR, . H.
sixty days period of publication hereof Nv
they will be buried by virtue If the provis
ions 81 the statute. ~
MR. oil ID. d. INN Ell, Register
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Delinquent Mining Notice.

Vo FRANK WAY. MORGAN MILLER.
L j. y. PHILLIPS. and JOHN YOUNG.
10 tarir heirs. assign. executors or admin.
istraturs: You are hereby notified that /,
he undersigned. vour co-ow ner, has per-
furmed WORK and ! Dor on the tirc-iwenty
min , or lode, situated in Sprirg Valley Mining
Distrirt. Eareka coBntv, Ncvads, under tho
provisions u an act OF Congress. eRti,led An
Act to promote the DEVELOPMENT Of the min.
ing re ources al the United stat ."appioved
May 10, lsT2. and tho several act. amends
tory and supplemental thereto. to The amount
rende' ed necessary By said act; and that you
have fai cd to perform your psoporton 81
such walk and expense for the ysf rs ie5S.
isso. 1877, Ascending 10 yoIr Interests in aid
mine, or have had the same done: and that
unless yon pay to the undersigned your just
proportion II the expenditures OF sid W TX
secording TO your interests in said mine
wi bin ninety days after the pub icatiun VI
this notice. that 70 r interest in said mint
will become ,hs property Of Tho UNDERLINED.
under and ny virtue o said Act Of Corrrer'
Fsshk les
MORGAN Mdier-~-.-.----..--. u tees
j. Y. Iaiiifi's ..--~-..----.- --.-.. ~ Ie't'
Jonn ~ III
Ssid insn ls r %cs,f'i.ei ia iu.,a 81. t~rfS
9TH Spiing Nall.y Minnie X G rls. Eireta
es,ni'y. cottaui ( ! .si lot, o: Viii b he
iua.r lg cd claim ssjtc.
ELI =. Rose.
Eureka, January II. 1873 jsE29cd
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Notice of Forfeiture.
EuRExA County,. STATE or NEvAp..
n..ukar n 4 ISL

EuREKA County,. srarg OF NEVADA.
Deccmber 81 I, 1871.
KENZtE: You arr herrby notified that
/, owning the interest Of Barney Collins. enc
OF the ORIGINAL l~pcstors, have expendad at
least eighty dollars tor each OF the Following
Irish Imhascnderr lode. being so feet.
situated IN Secret Canyon Mining District.
md recorded in the reeo ds now in ssio dis
triet, in : ID county and Statc. as wi a.gear
by cr iic.tos filed 3lst Of Decem Der, 1871. in
/. the odice Of he Recorder of said county. in
order 70 hold said promises under the pro
visions Of section 2 Ssl Of thu Revised Stat
tines Of tho United States. being tho amount
reauired to hold tho ~ no for the years end
ing 1875, 1874. 1877; and il within ninety days
1frfr this retice, by publication, you All or
refuse to contribute y"ur pr"prr'i"" ~ ."
ex pendiiuF ,Hsc -lW atn.s. your int rest IN
sid en- IN VIII beeaine III iio cay of tho
ssbscliber, under saii sc tio,. a.ss4.
lyi-laws0d b. J.. J. MAILAudHLIN.
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To the Unfortunate.
New Remedies! New Remedies!
Nm r,nnA%-,.
DIR GIBBONS DIsPENsARY,


q MO. 623 kEARNY STREET COR
~ ~ ner of Commercial, san iran
~ eIseo. Cal. Private entrance on Con.
EASssSA mereiai st. Established in 1854, for
ExkEA9 the treatment OF Sexual and Seminal
Diseases such rs Gonorrh@a, elect, Structure,
syphilis in all its forms, Seminal Weakness,
inlpotcncy, etc. etc. Skin diseases Of years
standing. and liberated Legs. etc., successful
ly treated.
Dir. GIBBoN has tho piea-urc Of announ.
cling that he has returned from visiting the
principal hospitals Of Europe. and has re-
sumed practice.
The Doctor has spared neither time moi
money in seeking out new remedies, and has
returned with increased facilities for the alio-
Walton OF human suffering.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission is the consequence OF SELF
abuse. This solitary vice. or depraved scxuai
indulgence, is practicoi BY the youth Of both
sexes to an almost unlimited extent, produe-
ing with unerr.ng certainty the following
train OF morbid symptoms, unless com bated
By scientific medical measures. viz: Sallow
countenaIce, dark spots under the eyes, pain
in the head, ringing in the ears, noise like the
rustling OF leaves or rafting OF chariots. un-
easIHess about tho ioins. weakness of the
limbs. confused vision, biunted intellect. luss
OF confidence. difhdenco in approaching stren-
gers, a dislike 70 form new aeauaintauces. .
disposition to shun society, loss OF memory,
BNt 1at AEAAEa az ttAAt
hectic lashes, turred tongue, intid breath,
coughs. consumption. night sweats, monoma.
MIA, and frequently insanity. Ii relief be moi
obtained. you should apply Immediately, ei-
Their in person or by letter. and have n curt
effected by his new and scientific mode u
treating this disease, which never tails oi
e~iecting a quick and radical cure
Cured at Home.
Persons at a distance may be CURED Al
HOME. BY addressing a letter to DR.. Glib.
BON, stating ease, symptoms, length Of tim,
the disease has continued, and have medicine
promptly forwarded. free from damage ard
curiosity, to any part OF the country, with
tuii and plain directions for use,
BY inciosing Te:, Dollars coin in a regis
tered letter through the Postoilicc. OF
through Wells. Fargo & Co, a package o.
medic,re will DO forwarded to any part OF tn,
Union.
Persons writing to the Doctor will please
state the name Of the paper they see this I'd
vertisement in.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address DIR. j. L. GIBB0N,
Box 1857, San Francisco. California.
M Iy
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+. SPIN NEx q CO.,

DR.. SPIN NEY & Co.,
No. ii Kearny street.
TREAT ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
i Diseases.
Young MEN
Who may be suffering from tho effects Of
youthful tollles or indiscroiion will do well 10
avail themselves ,f this. the greatest boon
ever laid Mt the feet OF suffering humanity.
DIR. SPINNEY will guarantee 10 orleit i've
hundred dollars Tor every Gaze OF weakness
or nrisate disease OF any Kind or character
which he undertakes and 'ails TO cure.
AIDDu.E-AGED MEN.
There are many at tho ago OF thirty 10 sixty
who ar troubled with too frequent cvneuf-
lion OF the bladder often accompanied bv u
slight smarting or burning sensation. and n
weakening OF the system in a manner The pa
ii mt can not account for. TN examining III.
urinary deposits a ropy sediment will often lie
found, end sometimes small particles Il aihu
men will appear, or tho color viii DO of II
thin milkish hue, again cha ging to a dark
and torpid appearance. There ara many
men who 81 of this difficulty, ignorant OF the
cause, which is the second sage Of seminal
weakness DIR. :. will guarantee n perfect
cure in all such cases, and a healthy restora-
tian OF the gciIito- urinary organ.
0tiec Hours 10 10 4 and d to 8. Sundays
from 10 to II A.. N. Consultation free. Thor
ough examination and advice, 81.
Call or address DIR. SPINNEY 4 CO.
s29-tf No. IL kearny street San Francisco.
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FOR SALE!

ONE VIEW ANFS' 0RTABLE FNGIyF.
" cylinder axl2. Is IL IS er.e pow.r. j.
cen be- seen at tbs inilr. nd Lepot. Eureka.
Price very low. Apply 10
N. s. IRowBginGE.
DIS Typo. Nevada.
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SHERIFF's SALE.

PETER MoGARRY VS.. NJ. McGARRY.
GEO. W. CASSIDY, HIRAM JOHN
son, Executor of d. c. Sherlock, de-
ceased. +. A. COLE, and NJ. B. KELLY
Sixth hi tic Court. No. 5il Order Of Sal
and Decree of fereel,sufe.
TTNnER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN OF.
u dor OF sale. and deere, of foreclosure,
j slsd out OF tn, District Court of tho sixth
Ju licial Districf OF the State of Nevada. on
tho 4th day of January, A. II. 1878. in the
above entitled actinp, wherein Potter Me
Garry, the above nam, d pla n ifH. obtained
jud yment ana dccrec against Nj. McGarry-
Cos. w. C~ssiiy. Hiram Johnson-rx cator
o ID. Z. III srIuek, devcased-f. Alto 9 and
NJ. Is kaIly. d ,icndanis on tho 22d day Of
bel. A.. ID. 1871; which said judSme I
and decree was on The - day of December.
A. D.. 1877, rccorde | in Judgment BooN "a"
page 81, y said District Court, ! am com
manded 10 sell all that certaia mine or mir
ing claim situate in tho County o Eureks.
State OF Nevada. and described as follows.
An Of tho int, r,st Of said defcnda. t. in and
to tho bahn,r Mine, situated and being on
Prospect mountair, in karcka Minin, DIS
trict. Eureka County, Nevada; sa d liann r
Mine b ing ioS IN po-sess,sn "f said de-
fenfants, amt being on tho wo { rly slope Of
Prospect mountain. and ioin ng to and lmmr-
dat iy south Of III Met.v oras mine; said
Banner Mine continuing, in all. twelve hun
dred q ,40l feet. rirre or less.
Pub 10 not c. IL hereby given, that
On Monday, the 2Sth bay of Janus.
ry. a. y. 1875,
Between tho .aours Of . o'clock A. NJ. and 5
O'Clock p. NJ to wit: at | o'clock p, NJ. of thai
day, in ii ont OF ths Csur -house OF ihc Cour.
tya Sur ka. | viii i, OBJ di-ncs TO sal I,
o der of sale and deer Q o forec osnre. sell
the alb vc described Irrporty, or as much
tht reof as may bs necessary to satisfy said
plaintiffs j, dgment. with i~nterest thereon.
and costs. to the highest and beat biddes. for
cash-a.l il United states geid 9. ir..
JAMES SlAS, sheriff.
BY J. ". Ngl SOW, Beps.y.
r~~ka anuarv 4 ik-R ind
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by VIRTUE 90 cnATTEL MORTGAGE. ~ ME-
I'D directed and delivered sii ~ sair putle
venaue Friday. ts tth Dag ~ breeutef spct ~
ths afternoon the Fxtufes, tbafs tsH~. tAFnr Ntuas
ards ~ elex tsftet g& II Mats large n4unF
Of hooks. including sunday school htraff. ort1unMian
service. also tha Organ ehtet - w slisnAia feuatsm
having cost O. no Ba- fktafes thAnualiefN A. a. al
West Fifty thlra StFr hapst thgfrh situated
the side VI A5a HtA aud fth thn
~ takN place on the premises
IGlyS McSfEfy3Ns Attorney. Ae Tor MoftWm9es&
Dated Ssw NoAk. Dec. A lufn
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said IL the pro-sessrix that she had been guilty
~ IN nnproper Intimacy with Lord Ayiesiord-
I%ru Ayie~ford and the lady and the biike
family had becn Intimate Tor many years when
These letters written. aud according 10 the
Interpretation pat upon them they conveyed what y
contained An the charge Mrs Dixie felt II very much
THAI such ehsrres had been made against her. and
heiice these proceedings Lord Ayiesford petitioned
Tor disorus against he wfe bat before the petition
was heard the Queens Proctor interviewed, aud from
some cause he dad Lard Aylesford OF
improper Intimacy with the lady whom l have
the honor % represent Al the trial Of this
diyorve case the Vaeen's Proctor was repre-
senfed by the Attorney General. TN that
occasion Mrs Dixie and Lord Aylesford went into the
witness boa Ia the Dssorse Court aud denied that
there was any Improper intimacy between them. No
efoss-eaainnstion administered upon that occa.
sion aud the adverse verdict against Lord Aylesford
Was not founded upon any improper intimacy be-.
tween them. Mrs Dixie has already upon two
occasions-st the police court. where the pro-
ceedings were hrst taken. and ia the Divorce
Court. denied most solemnly that there ever was
any improper intimacy between them. Lord Ayles-
FORD has done the same. and cannot conceive now
what service II would be to any "a enter into
recrimnatory inquiry II this kind the part OF the
prosecution. IL IL not my intention 10 offer any evil
dence and Il viii be your duty 20 md verdict OF
not guilty.
The Lord Chief Justice II there is no
evidence the case is 1t end.
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HIS OBJECTION ovERRULED.

well. Your Honor. object. really must object
now said the prisoners counsel 10 Judge Otterbourg
at the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday.
"Objectl Object IL you like. Keep on objecting:
but what good wiz that do your clients" replied
the Court.
Your Honor. this know is an honorable court
and you. pardon me- are. I'm sure. just man! sais-
ing his hand deprecatinelyl Nay. know tits writ
that hattery is food for fools. but wise some
times partake of it. So. I'm sure Your Honor
will not find fault with for saying Your
Honor is not only a Justice but justi Now
sir, I'm young man. climbing the ladder of fame
and perhaps, somewhat too anxious my clients
welfare; but this you will-nay. must attribute to
not how you regard me that you release this
poor downtrodden. oppressed person. He like your
self is man. but you have the advantage OF him in
color. Nevertheless you will do him justice. There
fore. to all and aught you have said most emphat
ically and premptorily object"
There n faint buzz OF applause among the I'M
usually large throng OF criminal lawyers behind him.
Mr. Derrickson, your client came here sum
mons issued at the request of this colored lady to
show cause why complaint for abandonment should
not be made against him. TO the prisoner)-Now
then, when did you eat your Last mealf
Il object! object! The man Is free! Free ~
Gods pure oxygen ! demand his immediate re-
lease" shouted the counsel.
"Answer when and where were you arrested be-
foreY' said the Court 10 the prisoner.
Il object! object! Don't answerl"
"5ee here, counsellor" said Judge Otterbourg ris-
II objectl / objecti Freedom belongs to my
client! / object!'
"Silence. sir! Not another word!" Numbered Judge
Otterbourg with his index finger oninousy close to
the councillors nose. mot another syllable objec
ton, or Ill commit you to q cell in that prison."
THANK Your Honor!" meekly replied the counsel
as the Judge sat down and the went on while
the legal lights assembled enjoyed their rivals dis
comdtura,
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RIVER PIRATES AT WORK.

Between quarter TO four aud four o'clock ycstsr
day morning the safe OF the Hoboken Ferry Company.
at Hobokcn, was robbed OF about $500. The safe
stood Immediately inside the door OF the wooden
storeroom in the ferry house. between the two
Barclay street slips 1t Is the custom to place the
receipts In the safe ut different hours Of the day aud
night and to remove them early In the morning
when they are taken TO the company's Offices. Sever
boxes containing the receipts had been locked up IL
the SAFE and the thieves carried on the contents Of ali
except one. There employed at the ferry house
during the night bridgeman and another man who
il supposed to keep u general watch around BE.
three aud four o'clock In the morning IL In the
duty the latter to go to the residences the ferry
hands to wake them for duty. and II while this
Waterman away that the robbery occurred The
money could not have been stolen from the safe ex.
cept during the brief time IL necessary for the
brdgean to attend TO the arrival departure Of one
OF the forryboats. The only way the thieves could
have entered the ferry house, as IN surmsed was 10
row In under the fcrryboat James Rumscy, which
was lying during the night in one Of the barclay
street slips and then sneak around the Office the
storeroom during the absence of the bridgernan who
IL generally stationed there. The safe was q very
rickety iron one and did not require much labor TO
pry open Apparently the robbery was the work of
river thieves, but Mr.. Chase, superintendent Of the
ferry believes that IL probable the thieves were not
professionals and that the kno Wedge shown by them
In the selection OF the hour for the robbery may
sonably throw q doubt on persons who are known TO
him ~ not beyond suspicion. The placed In
the hands OF Captain Donovan OF the Hoboken police
xestsrdaA inorisAna. who " nov n work On ~
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As Mr.. Harry Mcdowell and Mr.. J. j. Rowan Spong
two theological students were seated In their room
In the General Seminary in West Twentieth street.
last Wednesday night. they suddenly startled by
q loud noise. which sounded like an explosion and
by general scattering Of small pieces OF glass all
over the room. springing to their feet they found
that pane Of glass in the lower of OF their
windows had been pierced by bullet Continuing
on its course the ball had crossed the room and
struck . volume Of 'Grote's History OF Greece" in
Mr.. McDowell's library and then fallen to the floor
The ball was evidently almost spent only faint
lead mark discernible on the book and the hole
in the window pane about large u silver dol
lar the rest Of the glass being considerably shattered
The line OF the shot the ROOM which is the
top floor. would point TO some Of the houses
Twenty first street opposite. but from the spent
dtion of the ball II is more than probable that It was
fired from the sidewalk. 1t might have been
fired from strong rubber slungshot and have pro-
duced the effects. II 1t had struck any in
the room only slight scratch could have been
caused. All parties laugh at the idea OF an .'at-
tempted assassination. " and agree in looking upon
the matter joke. Captain Allaire has placed de-
tectve the to investigate the matter but he
himself does not believe there il anything serious