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SOLOMON HIMSELF WOULD BE PUZZLED Il
called upon TO decide which is the more eX
quisite-thc Violet. West End BOQUet, OF Sic
phaa0tiS of j. & f. Atkinson
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MIRACULOUS ESCAPE OF HIS COMPANION.
About noon to-day. William Crown, a we'll
known house and sign painter, 40 years Old. in
the employ of MIR. Thomas A. Brown, fell with
scafOlding on which he was seated in com
pany with another jOurneyman house painter
while engaged in painting the cOrnice of the
avenue and ~ street, a distance OF about
fifty VI sky feet to the pavement, aed va in
stantly killed. They had swinging ladder
on which to work, rugged by ropes attached 10
TWO pieces OF JOiSt fastened on the roof, md
the ropes became detached from one 0! the
IOlStS. Crown gave the warning to his com
paniOn, Charles Stephenson, who threw up his
hands and caught by a narrow cOrnice, above
the 4th Story window, on the Az street side.
Just in time to save himself as the ladder fell
beneath him. He hang in this manner, and
drawing up his legs, showed the window sash
down with his feet and gradually worked his
the floor exhausted by the effort, Crown turned
SOmmerSaultS several times in the air before
he struck the side walk. striking on the right
shoulder and crushing the skull on this side
and breaking his neck. He never breathed
afterwards Some byStarGerS who saw the
accident picked him no and took h; n in Oar
by's drug sore. and DR.. TOwpShend was at
once called in, but to no avail. He examined
nm and pronounced bis neck broke and skull
fractured. Soon afterwards Mr.. Brown ar
rived and the coroner was notified.
Coroner Patterson after learning the facts as
above stated, decided that an inquest was
unnecessary and gave certificate of death
from fracture of the skull caused by accidental
IAN. The body was then removed by the
Messrs. ZurhOrst Bros, undertakers, 80 Pa
avenue east
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-18

TAKE ayers SarsapdriRa TO purify til,
blood and purge out the humorS, pimpleS
bOils and sores, which are merely emblems o.
the rOttenneSS within.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-18

Robson challenges the world on the Ey
cetsforn refrigerator, which may be seen In
operation At Hamilton's, Y. NJ. &. A. Building
9th and ID streets col;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-18

II. d. COOKE. JR., & Co., Bankers agents for
the Cheque Bank of London, limited. Parties
visiting Europe viii do Well to carry their
funds in these checks 48eol.
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LOCAL NEWS.


National T-leGteF.-"The Danicheffs."
FUrd's Opera H0use.-Callender's Georgia
Ministries.
TheGteT Com
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We SAY il without fear of contradiction,
that there is but one medicine before the pub
lie that cures headache is Lodi,ie'S Head
ache Specific.
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CITY ITEMS.
W MOORE

". MOORE
Tailor. 10ll New York avenue.
Fine goods, economy, styles and MT. PielSe
81
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HARf, ON THE PLUABER-Yesterday a lat
eral sever connection, near the corner of e
and 18th streets, caved in and a piece Of tim
by, and inscribed Sacred to the memory OF
tname OF the plu2lberl. died March 18th, 1875 '
tdate OF execution Of the work.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-18

HAPPY TIDINGs for nervous sufferers, aud
those who have been dOsed, drugged. and
quacked. Pulvermacher's Electric Belts effec-
tuaIly cure premature debility. weakness and
decay. Book and journal, with information
worth thousands, mailed free. Address Pull
City. 61S,d&kly
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Weather Indications To-day.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.



In lower lake region and middle states. ris-
ing, followed by falling barometer, wipds
mostly from northeast to southeast, partly
cloudy weather and nearly stationary tenn
perafnre except warmer weather in ltse.
Than on Friday, and followed tonight by rain
along Lake Erie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-18

IMPORTANT TO HOUsEKEEPERs.-TO have
tneir carpets cleaned thoroughly and prepared
lot the summer season. Free to all to see the
process at It'll street wharf: T. Ferry. nronrie.
tor, formerly McGee s Ferry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-18

WASHINGTON FISH MARKEr.-Sold by r, A.
Golden & Bro, Agents, Washington, Nav Is
lSIS-l, 600 shad, from SD to $l7 per loo: 10 900
herring, at 80 per LOCO
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EXCURSIONS AND PICNICS

GRAND EXCURSION OF RYLAND VI.
" z. CHURCH TO Annapolis the e. x-~
Both. Tram starts from 9Th ST. depot 49, E
655 a. III. : returns at 8 pm. Nine hOurssza.SE IN
for s. ght set ing. :. ling, boating grabbing, fish
ing. &C. Dinner 60 It's: each. Carriage a seats.)
81 per hour. AdUIt ticket, 81. 81 chiIdren'S tick
ct 63 cts. CT yours at once for (unquest ionaby)
the cheapest and b ST Excursion from this city on
that day. Limi ed. Ii.
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Il hav ing the exclusive control of Marshall Hall
for the day, will give their 9th Annual Excursion
to that pleasant Summer Resort. MAY 80. 1878.
The &c mmittee of arrangements ~n-D>
have secured the elegant and commo- stS.sts--s3>
d10uS Steamer IMPRESS, and the xz-s.-1-zzsf1o
services ofProf. Pistorlo's Brass and String Band
and feel assured they have made arrangements by
which their many friends may spend pleasant
day.
Steamer will leave her wharf. foot of 7th ST.. at
am, returning at pm. Tickets admitting gem
tleman and Ladies, 81: no charge for children &C
companied by parents. Tickets 10 he had of the
Committee only. mylS-9C
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SUMNER RESORTS.

OKDAN'S WHITE SUIPUUV
= sPklN6S. - miles northeast OLA
lncheSier and L. miles southeast OF &EN&
Stephenson's Depot o., Frederick lE: e. ID
county; Va Terms; SO per day, sl2 80 per wecs
ana $40 per onth OF % days. children and servants
half price. Round trip tickets from ali prominanf
POINTS. From Baltimore to Springs and return,
60 20' IrGm Washington TO Springs and return
$3.50: Tickets good until LIST November
my coin &c. JORDAN
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MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MoTHERs.-Dont fail
to procure Mrs. WinSl01's Soothing Syrup for
all diseases OF teething i'm children. 1t relieves
the child from pain, cures wind collie, regu-
health to the child gives rest to the mother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-18

To LADIES AND ENTLEMEN.-We wish to
call attention to A. Fischer'S Chemical Scour-
ing and Dyeing Establishment, No. 500 G street
near 9Th street. By promptly adopting the
European invention, he is enabled to do his
work in manner not 10 be eqUaed by those
not possessing these facilities. His cleansing
and dyeing Ladies' and Gents suits are, in
fact, the cheapest in the city Oh account of his
superior work. n. B.-A speciality of his con-
sists in removing spots from costly party dress
moves grease spots effectually from any article
and careful pressing gives them an appearance
as If newly made. Kid Gloves cleaned: two
pair for o cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-18

-, hAhSlAGE LICENSES have been issued to
WIN. H. Wilkinson and Annie c. Green, both
81 lnlOntOwn, d. C. j. Howard fsuSbneII of
Phiadeiphia, Pa. and Matte Peasants. of
moni s9mery county, Nd. Luke Young and
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Ored silks, seal brown, navy blue. plum and
steel colored silks, very light silks, small check
and .I narrow striped silks Immense assortment
OF Silks, black silks 8. 81, 81. sl25 $3.50; our
81 ard $l.25 black silks are special bargains. .
our real satin finish black silk only 81 .: this
piack silk is cheap at $3.50. Carriers, III Mar
ket Space.-Adrt
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EbtRLoW . GREAT SALE.-Noigiths,a nding
ne hcIement evening there was a IaFne at.
al , nee DIT ILe sale OF the Barlow collect ion,
Snd the paintings brought InOderateIy 3 air
ri.Ges. ne sale this evening common on
msnS e9lors, IN which are Some fine speci.
i"s until every piece is sold 0''i' e'e-
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ETORD's OPERA HOUSE.
"WEDNESDAY Nav 2al,
COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL
THE ANALOSTAS BOAT CLUB.
Arthur SulliVan'S Comic Opera,
coz and BON.
NEsSRS. PUGH. YoJ Nc AND SNHAN,
AND
OF, harh'S pperetta,
THE ROSE or III ER6N M.
MRS. II. c. SHERMAN. AND MEs>Es. PrGB
AND YOU'VE.
Tickets - cents. At Meizerott's Music ), ore.
Reserved seats, % cents extra. nv lS-4.
CACHED CONCERT
~ nv THE
MARINE BAND,
Ga SU DAY. the lo'h.
At tie WA HINGTDN SCHUErLEN Park
II weather favor sble. For mrmbe-S only. Il
ENTERTAINER
THE
PUPILS OF THE THIRD DIVISION,
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF WASHINGTON,
AT LINCOLN NALL.
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 2I ISIS
Admits ion 25 cents. myl7-3t
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twisle: a, q Ek kilrs issued bv Inspector En-
s.ree, G1mshlng, Rhode Island avsnnn
pair a frame dWa,iSylno $1,000; Ed Mccormick i re
west; so. Mary Cam Union street south
mousse "a and streets northwesRRa s sis oriex
BRACELETS and chains, gold su.,
30 w received at Priggs Jeweiry sio LON y
~ Fehha. ave-, near ~ StTeet,-4d,T, NO
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AT THE WASHINGTON NAVY YARD-The Tai
iapoosa, Lieut. McRtchie commanding, lett
the navy yard this afternoon at one O'Clock.
Tor the navy. yards along the coast, with a
heavy load of freight. She will return about
the middle of June, touching at Annapolis on
her way back. .''. The MayfOwer, now at
the navy yard, will be ready to depart about
the 10Th inst. Size goes to Annapolis, where
she will take the cadet engineers Of the Naval
Academy on board for their annual SUNNI er
cruise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-18

WHITE PIQUES D cents; new spring dress
goods, new style lawns new stock of DaraSolS
cheap, Hamburg edgings cheap. table linen.
All prices, >heeting cotton cheap, mattings and
CARPETS, plack caShEleTeS cheap black alpacaS
Bargains IN dry goods nj the cheap dry goods
dGTI N'' 'i 7S'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-18

THE CASE OF MOULTON, THE BROKER
This morning, in the Criminal Court, Judge
Wylie, the jury in the case of Charles ii.
MOultOn, charged with forgery came into
court, and stating their inability to agree.
again retired. They were called into court AT
two O'Clock, and again stating that they had
not agreed on a verdict, they were discharge
They stood from the first 10 for convection and
2 for acquittal-F. Fritz and JOS Brooks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-18

The Comic OPERA, "COx and Box" that
was recently rendered by Messrs. Pugh,
Young and Nyman, to a delighted audien :e
NAL to the AnalOstan boat club, at FOrd's
Opera house on Wednesday evening next On
the same evening Offenbach'S charming Ope-
with Mrs H. c. Sherman in the title role
Tickets and reserved seats at MetzerOtt's
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THE TRIAL OF SAMUEL A. PEUGH.-To.iay.
in the Criminal Court, Judge Wylie, the case
OF Samuel A. Peugh, charged with taking an
for George Simms, was resumed. In this ease
it is charged that in claim of $685., the sum
OF $685. was retained, and the defence was
that this last sum was loaned by Simms to
Rough. The evidence was concluded this
morning, and the council proceeded to argue
the case The jury retired about / O'Clock,
and were out when our report closed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-18

fNLHMONT PAVILION.
~ 81 No Charge for L0ndtao,
Inls beautiful summer resort has changer its
management and has been placed in first-rate "A
ORDER Tor the coming season, and no charge,
as heretofore, will be made at this landing, w
Apply toS. r. SMITH. Proprietor. BRAD.
ADAMS. BIZ Est, or POWER & WHITE. Us
King ST.. Alexandra, Va, for open dates .a29- Inn
DLEASURE BOATS FOR HIRE FOR FISH.
l. ing, &c. JOSEPH PASSENO,
Is Water street 20
aplS-om georgetown. ID. G..
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Observation-Disclosures OF every color and
every shade of bunting; black, navy blue.
cream and all the light shades of bunting:
double width bunting, all pure wool bunting.
%; all wool debeges. twiiled debeges, beautIfiIi
dress goods, part wool, i'm spring shades, Is:
five hundred (5O0) pieces beautiful dress goods
We are selling the cheapest dress goods i'm
Washington for cash beautiful Pacific lawns
Oh 'ly 10 cents, not l2l4: new parasOls, new par
asois, twilled silk. Carter's, III Market
Spac e.-Adrt.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-08

The pay-days have aroused the DOT
pads to renewed activity, aud they are
carrying Oh their thieving operations
all along the line. We have heard OF
no less than three attempts to waylay
pedestrians, one of which was success
ful. Michael Tierney, while on his
way to Ruhy Hill, Saturday evening,
Vas stopped or the road. les the
slaughter-house. by a bold highway
man and compelled, at the muzzle OF a
pistol. to disgorge all the loose coin he
had about hun, amounting to Sill. The
thief did not make n very thorough
search, and Tierney, under the circum-
stances, did not feel compelled to in.
form him that he had $50 more in All
out OF the. way pocket. He was or
dered to go on his way homewari. but
after proceeding a short distance,
turned back and kept the font-Pad in
sight until lie crossed the brow of the
hill in the neiuhiorhood of the Atlas
furnaces, where he lost track of him.
The Ruby Hill road Is getting to be u
very unsafe highway after dark.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-08
A Reporter,s Dyin. Charge.

The following squib. written for the
occasion, was read at the annual din
ner OF the Boston Press Club. 1t is a
pleasant aud truthful comment that
inspires the breast Of who loves
his profession:
Upon his dying bed of pain the old
reporter lay; he knew that ere the sun
should rise his sou must pass away.
And as he felt life's current ebb, he
called a comrade tried. "friend. in the
hour of mortal pain I'd have thee by
my side. Now swear to me by all that's
good, hy all that faith holds dear, thou
will perform a last request, a parting
charge revere" The old reporter
smiled and said, Il can die easier now.
When from this worn. enfeehled frame
departs my latest breath, zeal thou
with speed to the Daily Meas the no
tice of my death. But mark me !guard
the tidings we'll from the Democrat
aud Maui" His eye resumed its wont
ed fire, his cheek tecame less pale,
I'VE beat lem on the college race. we
heat 'em on the fire; we got ahead on
the bank smash up-fuitill my last de-
sire. We heat 'em ~first-we'll beat ZEN
last!" His eager spirit fled; and with
"A smile upon his face the journalist lay
| dead.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-08
Good Work.

The Richmond Conpany's furnaces
are doing some remarkable work.
They have been in continuous opera
ton for four months. with the excep-
ton of a few hours devoted tn cutting
down. and are now averaging a daily
product of over 40 tons of crude bull
ION. On Saturday last the combined
work of the three furnaces amounted
10 AZ tons and 300 pounds. and was the
product of pure ore. M hTe-dust or
lead having been added. On Sunday
the output reached 4S tons, or 10 tons
to each furnace, the am conditions
obtaining as the day previous. The
ore from the mine is OF very high
grade. probably richer than ever be
fore taken out, and the percentage of
lead * large. Being tree from retire
tory metals or constituents. the snelt
ing process is rendered a very eass
one, and the output OF rich bullion
must maket the hearts of the English
stockholders rejoice. The gloomy pre-
dictions INDUCED in after the conclu
sion of the great lawsuit have not been
fulfilled. and the company find them
selves in possession of q mine of M
bounded and i~ncalculable
value.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-08

A little son of Mrs. Ranke. residing
on the hill west of the Metamoras fur
mace. was severely burned on Sunday
morning last, during the temporary
absence of the mother from the house.
She had left a pan of hot water OF the
o and stepped out to get an armfuI
of wood, when she heard il scream in
agony, and rushing back, found that
it had over'ured the pan. the contents
scslding the child's legs and feet
trghtiully. From the hips downward
its limbs are one mass of blisters, and
in removing the stockings the skin,
peeled off with them. Soothing emol
tents were applied. and yesterday the
child was resting quite comfortably
and will probably recover
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-08

Joe Waldron, while walking into
town yesterday morning from Good
win canyon, was set upon by a dog on
the flat just above the corral of George
Lamoureux and quite severely bitten.
He had a prolonged struggle with the
furious beast before he succeeded in
getting away, and would have Jared
much worse had not MIR. Owen, who
fortunately Witnessed the attack. came
o his rescue and disabled and finally
killed the cur with "A well directed pistol
~ho.. No one in the neighborhood
knew anything of the ownership OF
the canine. and it was probably a stray
animal. MIR. Waldron was bitten in
the hands aud arms, and is loser a pair
of pantalnonS that were torn in strips
during the encounter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-08

A great many people were disap
pointed that no service was held at the
Methodist Church Sunday evening.
Mr.. Gray is a popular favorite in Nl-
reka and always Is listened to by large
audiences. A threatened attack ol
mountain fever prevented him
pying the pulpit rs per announce
ment on that occasion. Before leaving
Austin he had suffered from this
disease. and the cold and fatigue
of that journey hither brought
on symptoms of "A relapse. Or. Rock
man, his ply stefan, considered hun
90 much indisposed on Sunday TO an
dergo the excitement of delivering a
sermon, aud hence il was that he WAS
obliged TO disappoint his numerous
frieuds. Mr.. Gray, accompanied by
Colonel Fulton, left for Austin yester
day morning.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-08
Locks Shaky.

Considerable speculation was in
dulged in yesterday as to the safety OF
the Odd Fellows building. The side
south wall has bulged a foot or more,
and looks rather shaky, but we under
stand there has been no change in It
for the past year. The immediate
cause Of attention being drawn to 1t
yesterday was the discovery that the
iron door leading into the cellar had
sprung out six inches, supposed to
have been caused by the settling OF the
structure. Further examination, how
ever, proved that the door had been
operated upon by thieves. and the
marks OF n crowbar used by them
mn the frame could he calmly seen.
The building is M safe amt substantial
to day as at any time since 1t was
erected.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-08
Remington & Loci wood.

The firm of Remington & Lockwood
announce in another column the fact
that they have been appointed agents
for the celebrated Vulcan blasting
powder, an article of superior merit,
aud one coming into general use in our
mines. Beside this. the firm keep on
hand a large and first-clsss assortment
of stoves, hardware, tinware. betting,
brass goods. steel, iron, etc. Wedoubt
there being a larger OF better selected
stock in Eastern Nevada. They also
have an extensive repair shop connect
Ell with the establishment. where they
do all work in their line, and contract
for mill and furnace work. All orders
entrusted to their care will receive
prompt attention.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-08
Renl Esinte sales.

John Capron yesterday sold for Mrs.
Dennis the property adjoining the
jackson Hotel to j. VANDERBILT. 1t
has a frontage Of nine feet on Main
street and runs through to Buel. The
consideration was g., 800. Mr.. Van
derlieth intends next spring to build a
handsome two story brick structure,
taking in all the ground between the
odd Fellows building and the new
hotel. Another sale of real estate oc.
Hall disposing u the Silver Brick
Hotel property, on North Main street.
tn Mrs. Rant, for a consideration OF
$500.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-08
FLUE DUST.
Jack Gilmer is in town.

JACK Giimer Is in town.
The Satellite shaft il down l95 feet
and work still progressing.
Eight cars of crude bullion were
shipped to Palisade yesterday.
The value of the crude bullion
shipped yesterday was S23 900.
6. Collier Robbins returned from
Chicago on last evenings train.
A load of Tybo bullion was received
at the Freight Depot yesterday.
Five ears of merchandise. and seven
of coal arrived at the Freight Depot
yesterday morning.
A railroad team. loaded with 80. 900
pounds OF freight, departed for Bel
mont this morning.
Opera goers are requested by the
management to refrain from smoking
during the performance.
Superintendent Sha ", of The Jackson,
returned from San Francisco Sunday
evening.
Deputy Assessor Wallace returned
to Eureka Sunday evening from a short
trip TO the Bay City.
Mrs. f. Robbins. wife of our worthy
~" ottItti w ShtIdt tdSt
night. Frank is as happy as a prince.
Joe Granilenyer. arrived by the
Narrow Gauge last evening, on his
way to Pogonip.
w. p. Haskell and wife depart for
California Thursday morning ou u visit
to the Golden state.
Mrs. Hugh StOwell has been APP
pointed teacher of the Intermediate
Department of the Public school.
Mrs. D. ID. Cotton, of San Francisco.
mother of Mrs. Crit Thornton, arrived
in Eureka on Sunday evening.
Under Sheriff Nelson collected
Licenses for the mouth of December
amounting to 81 ,93S Y.
The mouth barinonica so ably ma
nipulated by one of the gods last even
ing at the Opera, vas purchased at the
Colleen Rule.
w. o. Nils, Jr., has been admitted
to the firm composing the California
Lumber company. Glad to hear OF
his advancement.
Fred Barnes received an elegant New
Years present from San Francisco.
Billy Wermuth can give all the partic.
ulars.
The Rescues will hold a special
meeting on next Monday evening, for
the purpose of ~electing officers for the
ensuing term.
Geo. A. Davis has recovered from bis
attack of pleurisy sufficiently 10 tie
at'le to put III an appearance on the
streets. Hope he will make it stick.
Several gentlemen t?) enjoyed the
opera last evening through The medium
al the windows. IL MAS a cool berth
outside, bur they stuck To their airy
positions with great tenacity.
Clay Simns received Yesterday a
valuable relic of the great Hamilton
fire. 1t consists of "A mass of melted
silver. originally half dollars. in the
g. inter- of which, il imbedied IA twenty
dollar piece. 1t is a very unique speci
men.