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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08
Irish and Yankee Tall Stories.
Harpr's la- J4saary.

A friend Of the Drawer during the
mast Summer visited the lakes OF Kill
iarnsy aud passed q little hut or cabin
occupied by . descendant OF the lar
famed Kate Ksarnsy. that dangerous
beauty Of long ago. As he approached
Il. the gsids began his lessnds about tbs
locality:
"Do you see that mountain" said
he. "b-hind the cabin thersi-l name
Kate Kearney's DESCENDANTS cabin.
Well, It's no lees nor two thousand fvs
hundred feet high. and il 10 well known
that whin Kate Ksarney from the top OF
Il unloossd her hair 1t touched tho base
there forninst ys."
els IL possiblel" said our friend.
"Indsds, thin, IL 10. sir; but shure /
see that you're from America, and a.
for stories it's not worth while to DO
tsllin' thin TO one OF your people.
Didn't come wid some gintleman from
the States to this place . short time ago.
and the divil such stories ever heard
in my life ~ they gave me. wondhsr
II they could DO thruep And Wondering
have bean. ever since / heard thin.
what wonderful places and things ye
must have there! l wondhsr u the
stories were thruei" again said the
guide. ss>if carried to the depths OF
doubt and reflection.
"what are the storiesi" said our
friend.
"shurs, said the guide, 81 eouldn't
be tellin' thin in = short ride like
this; bat one Of thin has sthruck my
heart and soul. aud I'll niver forget it
nivsr. nivsrl 1 woudhsr IL Ii can be
thruer'
"weli. let US hear it," said our
friend. "and ws will decide"
"wsll." said the guide, "afther 1
told them some Of my tales. shur. they
began to give me back the wondhers.
and one OF thim-a very dscent.lookin'
saan hs was. and not given. should
think, to courtin' the divil by lyin'-
begun to tell Of the splindil hotels ysz
have In America, snd-I'll niver forget
it-told me that there was one in New
York called the Fifth Avenue Hotel. aud
that II Was three miles and half long;
not only that. sir. but that the wai,hers
rode round on ponies saryin' the guests!
I wondher u that was thrue"'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08

TIE Pittston Ero,ing Press says that
. miner OF that place. had not. until q
few days ago. spoken to his vile for ten
years. II would not have happened
then. but bis daughters ran of aud got
married against his wishes, and be had
TO open his phials Of wrath on some
body. and his wife being the rsarest at
haad he gave her the benefit Of them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08

Had I met thss In thy besu,y.
whsn my heart and mind were free.
when no other claimed the duty.
which my soul vcad lead TO thee,
Hsd veo'd thee. had won thee,
D how hlest bad been my fate;
Bat thy svsstnsss hath updore ne
have found thss- hut too iAie.
For 10 one my vows we're plighted
with faltering lip and pale;
Hands our erusl .ir~s united.
Hearts vvrs deemed % slight avail
Thus my bright youths morn o'cfshsdsu'
Thus bstrStned 10 wealth and state.
All loves osn sweet prospects isied-
have found thee-eat too late
Like The fAwn that dnds the fountain
with the arrOw h. his sfeasi.
Or like light upon the mountain.
who're Zoe snov must ever fssl
Thou hast knovn me-bat for me,
For I feel vhaf ills await;
q ! tia uadnsps tn have met thse-
To have found thee-bat too isis'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08

A sEAuTIYrL 0InL in Iowa named
Jsmima recently committed suicide be-
cause shs could ind no diminitivs for
her name ending in ''is.' A few hours
Afterwards came . letter from a class.
mate beginning. Dear. darling Minnie. "
but ID Was too late. and she was borne to
the grave by eight companions. named
respectively. Abbis, Bessie. Carrie. Esiie'
Dollis, Florris, George and Hattie.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08

IT Is related that Prof. Simon New.
comb. Of the Naval Observatory at
Washington, attended wedding re-
Gently with friend. After the cero-
mony he advanced with the others To
pay bis respects to the bride and groom.
Approaching. be solmsnly shook hands
with each, but said not work. As ho
turned away. his friend. surprised. said.
" why didn't you say something to the
bride ?" Tho solemn professor, who Is
nothing IL not scientific, answered {;
"why, I didn't thini that had any
new facts 10 impart."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08

"sAx, whsrfo' am de 'cssion OBJ yer
.ors nose 2" "I Ise been sunstruck.
Glen" "Dassor How kim do visit
s,ion,' swell. yer see. dat boy Rem
an IN. was hsi,in' pumpkins last night,
an Rom p'inted one to'rda me iads'
sprishtly. aud dar's de record Oh 10
e'lision."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08

A nAnK.roorrD darkey while hoeing
cotton one day. saw his big toe under a
clod. and thinking IL . mole's head, hit
IL and hurt himsslf. After working
with IL for . while he got tired. set his
foot ON . stump. aud said: "well. jos
pain away nov; i doesn't care; you
hurts ysrsslf wus' n you do me"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08

Mn. LoSorAEs started a conversation
the other evening on favorits foods.
OnS preferred venison, another pheas-
ant. and 80 On, and so on. I'LL u came TO
the Hon. Lougears himself to name hi.
favorits. "Gwacious. I don't know.
YOU know he said; but Miss Niedel-
wytts. the celebrated leeturar, who was
present, uggssted-thistles.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08

HArapxrssa--" Would you like a
little bay rum. siri It's not extra; in
cludsd in the cutting. SIR" Jocoss Gus
toner :" Very cheap. indeed. A itss
cold nieht / will take . drop bot. thank
YOU; two knobs to the tumbler. and
one alice Of lemon" CONSERVATION Of
barbsr.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08

Brppr Ito Old Cent?" Please help
. poor woman with swim small children.
ALL" Good. .natarsd Old Gent. (who
knows hsr)-" Yes. but I say. don't
you think your family increases rather
600 rapidlyi Last week IL was only
a,s. Biddy (not . bit ab.shed)-
I" sure. and isn't II all the more reason
vhy your honor should help me againf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08
PA T E N T S

OBrAiNED FOR MECHANICAL DEVICES,
~ medical or other compounds. ornamsntal
designs. trade markr aud labels. Caveats. A.
signments. lnterferences. Infringements and
ell matters relating 70 Patents promptly attend.
I'd to We make preliminary examinations and
furnish opinions o. 10 patentAbility. NEE OF
charge, and all who are Interested In nev inven-
tions and Patents are invited To send for q copy
Of our "Guids for Obtaining Patents, which
plete instructions how to obtain Patents, and
other valuable matter. During tho past ave
years ve have obtained nearly three thousand
patents Tor American and foreign inventors, and
can give satisfactory references In almost every
county In the Union.
Address.
LOUIS BAGGHR 4 co.,
Solicitors of Patents and Attorneys at Law.
l. Droit Building. Warrington. d. @.
iyi1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08
SALOON FOR sAIE--s,uo.

u,Hr OLD coHNEs SALOON. ON MAIN
st,~.t- Gold Hill, next 10 the Justices
court. Il offered for sAis for s1oo easA. Rent
ysry moderate. sicknsss the eauss Of ss'itns.
Apply on ths premises 70 ,.vo
deisu v. ~ LANo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08
saHfoRD's RADICAL CURE

MAY ,sssiy claim 70 be ono Of the fsv populaf
Nl reuiediss receiving the approvL Of medical
gentlemen who. Ia priv ate. not only freey recon-
mend n hut use II In their families In preferences
20 sny u The preparations usually prescribed ~
Physicians. ~
'aYsa are awsr~.- .sid q distinguished city ply.
tietAn, that ny obligations 70 inr Mss. Meaieat
or prescribe the illdicA Cure but since received
% much relief from tho uss OF u myself. aner =
ysicly advised ~ use. and presume have sentto
your store no hes than one hundred OF my patisnn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08

SENATOR ASIuoxY. Of Rhode Island.
sent to Senate Eaton. Of Hartford. a
turkey weighing twenty-five pounds;
vhsreupon the frner State rose four
inches out Of the ,,a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.

CryrtTNEN.-weh have sold s,vYoHps RAM.
NJ cat CvHs FOR nearly one year. and can say
esniidiy that ne never sold similar preparation
that gave snch universal siii,faction. We havo
10 learn tho frst complaintyt
We are not In the habit OF Recommending psr
ent medicines. bot your preparation mesn !he
wants OF thousands, snd We hlnk those Ainlsteo
shaaIi be convinced 90 s great merit - that their
suffering will bs relieved. We t.ys been In tho
drug hu. ness for the pest twelve years Constantly
and sold fpr atarth. bat your. le ads AL
the rsst ~ you sre rforcr yOa use this letter
y,,v irnIr Toars. s' 10 BALDWIN q CO.
whole.ale andIletali Dealers IN Drug, books and
Stationery, " washington, Ind. feb. -. is'o.
Zach package eontsins Dr. ssnfordS Improves
InhAling Tube, aud nlli ilTretions for use IN "
esses. Price, sin For sale by all wholesale and
rstsil tru yst. and d. .lcrs hout the United
states and CansdNs. wEkKs a POTTER General
Agents and Wholesale Druggists. boston. hass-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08

PAssExoxs (waiting)-" How long is
the nsxt train at Cupplshaml" Porter
"As long - this ere platform, IL II
don't get smashed in half ai0rs ii gets
ere"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08

HOURS FOR CONSULTATION ~ From 10
TIL :. and from Q till .. or By special appoint
ment. jyD uh
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08

nxposrrs Of COIN OR BULLION received.
D Dsither,on open account or 70 issus CIR,
TfFiCATRS therefor, payable (at the option oi
ths holdsr) In Gold Hin or san Francisco; TO
naEs collections, purchase Bulliou 81 the most
favorable rates. o: sdvancs coin thereon when
Sclis Bilis Of Exchange. and transsets General
hankinR Buainsaa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08
FITS, EPILEPSY.
FALLING SICKNESS

Permanently Cured = no humbug -by One
Months usage of Dr. GoulArl's Celsbra,ed in-
faIlibls Fit Powders. To convince sufferers
that thess powders will do all We claim for
them. We will rcnd them By mail. post paid,
Trial bor A Dr. 0oulard Ia the only ply sician
that has ever male this disease spr cial study,
aud as to our knowledge thousands have heen
Permanently Cared By the use Of these Pow
ders, We viii guarantee q Permanent Cure In
every case. or Refund yon All money Expended.
All sufferers should glvethe-e Powders an early
trial. and be convinced OF their curative pow.
er-.
Price. for large boI, $500. or four holes for
5000, sent by mall to Any part Of the United
staiss or Canada On receipt Of price. or By ex.
press, Z. U. ID. Address,
AsII a. ROBBINS,
800 FULTON street. Brooklyn, MI.
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? o r 8 Al z Z

TINE FOLLOWING PLAoARDs Ar ron
i Sale q this oacs;
"Ysmishsd Rooms 10 Lst.~
"Yoq eAls.7 Inquire Of -.
"To Lss.~ Inquire Of -.
fhis nopsry fos eais.~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08

We call the speeiaii attention Of nins ana
Mn 6upsrintsndsuts 20 our largs ana con.
pists stock Of OILS and Candlss for mill and
q = low FIGURES e thsy can Be landed
from any part Of the United States. thus
susbiing mills and mines on the Comstoci 70
purchase Oils, Candies. etc. = cheap 70 VIZ
einis - they can either IN San raneisco g
De East, with Q ruarantes Of Obtaining ~ ~
olas eoods, dslivsrsd frss q ehsrss T"
=. 4 ]. 3. MAle0Ws
N vininias Nsva1A.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-23

Supreme Court ofthc District.-In re Blnnd;iscw-
ingmochncs patent appeal; argued. In lie f. \.
Cover; telephones patent appeal; argued.
Circuit Court-Justicc Cox.-IIoovcr W. Hardell
\ Co.; demurrer TO pleas oyorruled. Murtagh VS.
District of Columbia; on trial.
Equity Court-JustiCc MaCArthur.-llOwNrd vs.
Probate Court-Rcgister Wcbster-In re estate
of John sullivan; will admitted to probate; bond
or Il. r. Crawford as executor for 500 approved.
In re estate John Walter; letters of administration
granted the widow bond $500. In re estate Chris
ton filed. In re estate W. II. Walker; G. W. Payne
qualified rs executor; bond 5000 Willof Julia Ann
Rogers filed for .probaie In re Mary p Brooks
order of publication. In re Will of Michael shan
nahnn; will fled widow appointed administra-
trlxi bond $500. In re estate Thomas +. Andcr-
ing to SG,lo3ol. In re estate William Tucker;
same action; amount SSlij In re =. +. Berry;
Lewis; sale of personality ordered.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
Supreme Court of the Distrct.-No 3, Bacon VS..
Gctter; No. 10, Trimblc VS.. Irvine; No. II, Shep-
herd VS. Brown; No. lG Phoenix Mutual Life lnsur-
ance Company ys. Grant: No. "a; Rover US. Neon
yeyi No; %, Williams vs. Scott No. 90, Dcnham vs..
Easily; No. q, Bnrgys estae; No. IS, sullivan VS..
Black No. %, Howard vs. Kelly.
Circuit Court-Justice COX-No. 222, Burrus VS..
Washington Club; No. 2Sj Lemont vs.. Washington
nndGeorgetown Railroad Company No. 3Oi, Loeber
No, 800, Locber vs.. solomon ct AL; No. 800 Loebcr
VS.. Solomon ct al; No, sos, Loeber VS.. Solomon CT
all; No 800, Loeber vs. solomon ct al. No. S?S,
Shehan VS.. Reilly; No. 49,. Bowes VS.. District
of Columbia; No. 1913, ROwzee VS.. District Of
Columbia; No. 100, Fleming, use of, VS.. District
of Columbia; No. 25S, Oppenhcimer Vs. Mary
man; No. go, Brewster IL Co. vs. Baxter
No. 300, Hall IL Hume VS.. Scanlon; No.
1908, Downing u Brother vs.. kilian; No.
3l, Cragin ct al VS.. Dwyer; No. 3l5, Cragin ct nj
VS.. Smith; No. 32l, Burbrdge VS.. Hall ct
al: No. 1872 Courtney VS.. Price; No. 500, Shoemaker
II Herzog VS.. Holiday; No. 1877, Cumpston vs. Kel.
ly No. $50, Archer VS.. Pratt; No. 333, Daley VS..
Trunncl; No. 1887, Walker VS. Daily; No. $3.50, Bon
nell VS.. Better; No. 34l, Wener vs. Riggs; No. 3il,
Hoover vs. Handel ct al.
Equity Court-Justicc MacArthur-No SO, Tur.
ner vs. oliver No. g. Hail VS.. Zcll No. Is, Sehel-
| Ter vs. Clarke; No. 81, Jackson VS.. Davis; No. 90
Bank VS.. johnson; No. 7Ul5 Hilton vs. Gilmore
| No 7ON, Harding vs. Mullins; No. IL, National
| Capital Insurance Company VS.. Russell; No, ~
Seal VS.. NailOr; No. 7S, Scar VS.. Danaher; No. "a
| Miller vs. HOpkins
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Baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE April - 1871
Cotton dull. Mldding, Iihc.
Flour dull and weak. IIOwarl.street and Western
superhne, sS@3'0 do extra tIGtI 90; do family ;47j
N city Mills superhuc, 1905 5O do extra SIaI,O;
do Rio brands, 70 5Od5 49, ratapsco family 900
Whcat-SOuthern dun. Western firm. Southern
red 81 Oogl 0O4; do amber, 81 1901 IS; No Penn
syIvania red, 81 l214; No Western winter red. snot
and April, 81 Oas@i o9ss; May 81 Ogju@I 10; June,
Il lOi4@l 1921.
Corn-Southern dull. Western q shade lowcrand ln
fair demand ut the decline. Southern white I56Qi7c:
do yellow, 43M 1850; Western mixed, spot aud AprIl
4stmi!eaci May, I2lW tHsc; June. BAG &C; July,
IEs@ilc steamer JOi,C.
OntS steady aud easy. Southern 35d3Sc: Western
Soc. 'N '~
Rye quiet ut 5sdGOc
Hay active and lrmer. Maryland ana Pennsylvania
prime Ia choice, 3l36lld.
Provisions dull Mess pork $40 JjaIO7h Bulk
meals -lnose shoulders sic; clear.rib Sides p.C;
packed, &C aud 5'sc Observation-Disclosures, &c; clear
I'D sides, e.. Hams, bAMrac Lard. refined in iierCes
&c ButiCr steady; prime TO choice Western uacl cd
l5@fc; roll, llWlic. Eggs steady NJ l2Tl2sC.
Petroleum steady. Crude EtdSUc; refined, g5pGg
0sc
Ice.
Sugar steady. \ son, sGS4c
whisky dun nj 81 U1lu U7ie.
frolghs TO Liverpool per steam steady. Cotton,
3'lGd; iOur, y Sd; grain, ID.
ltecCips-fiour Loo bb!s; wheat, 72,701 bu; corn,
81, 800 hu; oats 5iOObu.
shpmtuIs-Whoat. 5000 IN; corn, S" 200 bu.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-23

Mr.. PAYNE made an argument on the Republican
side OF the question He alleged three conspicuous
objections 10 the pending legislation. The first was
that IT was framed to coerCc the President in re-
pcaling or modifying the Federal election law, I'M
DER penalty OF refusing the necessary supplies TO
OF the majority in the two Houses. The second OBJ
lection was that the proposed legislation was sup
ported on the ground that the Government has not
the constitutional right to supervise and regulate
INC election OF members Of Congress unless the
states were In default, This would be putting n
dangerous II not Ntal Interpretation on the COnsu-
tuition.
The third objection was that the existence and
enforcement of the statutes proposed to be repealed
or modified were indispensable to tnir elections In
many sections Of the country. lie proceeded to
ampliiy these propositions,
Mr. SHALIENBERGER spoke on the same side. lie
predicted that the unbushing demands of the
Democracy would " carried into execution. in
cvitnbly provoke n conflict Those demands were
that the United States should waive all right TO
supervise the election Of Its own officers, aud deny
itself NIL power to prevent armed Interference
republican party was in favor Of free election aud
fair count and that 1t was because Of It's love of
absolute non.intCricrcnCc that IL insisted on the
Federal Government retaining the power 10 pre-
vent interference
The House, 81 $40, took recess till hOlrpGst
seven o'clock
EVENING SESSION.
There were not onc.hnlf dozen members present
when the House, Immediately after assembling this
evening (Mr. Thompson IN the chair went into
Committee Of the Whole on the legislative appro'
printiOn bill.
After speeches Ivy Messrs. Wnddcll, Crnvcns, Rob
crson aud Kitchin in favor of the proposed repeal,
mlicc rose and the House at ten o'clock, I'D
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GREAT
1879
1879

PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE ,.,,,,,
TO THE Bo N2HE e MhkSt STEEP ANP E s2HIhwEsI
SPLENDID SCENERY NINA MSAAGNlFlcENr EQUIP
TRAINS LEAVE wAsiiINGT0N from Depot, cor
ner ofsixth and y streets, as follows; ,,u,. ,,,,
pitlsburg 10 Cincinnati, ST. Louis, and Chicago;
7+9p m Gdqi,y with pa!sCe Tar to ShlGS9EEo1 p
For CanandaiSua. Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara FnliS
and the North at 7iO D. IN. daily, except saturday
with Palace Cars TO Canandagua For williams
daily, except sunday.
For New York and the East 1880 and lol5 p. M daily,
with Palace Cars attached. Limited Express OF
Pullman Parlor Cars, go a. m. daily, except
Sunday. -.
For nT9oEyp New Xor al RrGRsn rGns connect
nflording direct transfer 10 Fulton street, avoid
ilg double ferriage and journey across New YORK
For Philadelphia 1880 $3.50 and lcl5 p daily. Lin.
- tied Express $3.50 y. m. daily, except sunday
For Baltimore Z $685. $50 a. III. ana 40 =. M daily
p. IN. daily.
For Popes Creek Line, a. IN md 400 p. m. daily,
except Sunday.
For Annapolis, q. IN. and 400 p m. daily, except
ALTXxYbRTA AN2 Y .sI RA NJ
TON RAILROAD
For Aexaudria O. 75 g. o. TO- II q, M and las 8, 49,
0, Cos, and 1880 p m. ON sunday H. H. lilo
For Kchmond and the South G:5O a. M and 5;2o p M.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, Gi5, Ass,
o, TO- ii n m. and l. 3 42o, 8, Gih 7, and IL p. m.
ON sunday at aud 10 u. M ana $40 p; IN. 49,.
conm0dations can be procured AT the oniccs-norlh'
east corner Of Thirteenth street md Pennsylvania
wanna avenue and at the depot, where orders can be
len for the checking of baggage 10 destinations iron'
'o'e'' "' /. i. FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
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THE CDURIS.
Supreme oour, OF the United states.

TUESDAY, April y, 1879.
on motion of Mr. 4. L. Stevenson, Washington
II. Campbell esq of Havana, ILL.,, was admitted TO
practice.
No. 2i0. James W. Denver aud Charles f. Peck,
appellants, VS.. Archibald Hoanc, executor &c.
Argument continued by Mr.. S. S. llenklc and Mr..
Joseph II. Bradley, for appellee, and concluded by
Mr. Albert Pike, for appellants.
No. al. The Town of Woyanucga, plaintiff in
error, vs. Charles H. Aylmg. Argued by Mr.. w. 7.
Lynde, for plaintiff in error, and by Mr.. L. H. Alb.
bolt, for defendant In error
No 2i2. r. W. Hartman, plaintiff in error, VS..
Irving NJ. Bean, collector &c. Submitted by Mr.. +.
w. Cot2hNusCn, for plaintiff IN error and by Mr..
Assistant Acknowledgement Smith, for defendant In
error.
No. 2i3, Gardner II. Colby ct a., executors plant
iils in error, W.. George Reed. Argument com
mCnccd by Mr.. e II. Abbott for plaintiffs in error
No. PIG. George w. Miller, appellant, We. Edwin
continued.
Adjourned until tomorrow, at twelve o'clock.
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NORTH, ronrlrwFSSFT'5 WEST, AND SOUTH
SUNDAY, > % FABE EE f. is7s Il. $40 AM
TON EXPIESS. fiicott CITY. on sundays to
nnapolis Junction, lcssqp's, Hanover aud ELK
c.,o Ridge 5l,1 Breakfast At Relay. w., ,,,o,,,,
strnshurg, Winchester, iIagerstown, and Way via
lo-fBAITIMoRE AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
slOIroint q Rocks rledm9nt strnsburg, Win
saoNfW YES'E'OYn hG MI sffSp BOSTON,
AND BALTiMoRE EXPRi5sS. Parlor Car 10
New York and Philadelphia. Stops Mt Annapolis
s's5TsT. iouls. I9TIsyIIhEi cmlGAgo. co.
sunday; fhropgh carlo siauNion. rgllman, ears
oooa7;ioh sunday ouly-Batlmore, Annapolis, and
io0(-BALTIMoRE EXPRESS. Stops at Blaa!ens.
burg. College BcllsNle, LAUREL Annapolis juno
- ton, Jossups, and Hanover
Y AR2nffPpiA fG GiE & 8SG I BS
TON EXPIRES. Stops 1t Laurel. ,,,s,,.
l3j.iOn Sunday only for Baltimore and Way sta
4SO., HAGTlMoRE, BLADENsBuRG, AND LAU
REL EXPRESS; Frederick via Relay stops at
chdtSr ana Way stations On Sundays 10 Po
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FN-I AnIuliOllS, anu way 7ltllOnS'
53O-tPHILADELPIfIA, NORFOLK, AND BAL
TlMORE E%PltfSSS. ElllcOtt CITY. Norfolk, ex-
cept sunday Norfolk passengers taken In the
cars direct to boat ut Canton. stops ut Bladens'
burg and Laurel.
g 5tGHSo nnd a My SShSGpus
Sleeping ears to Chicago
slot BALTIMORE EXPRESS.
y@0-Po!nt Of Rocks and Way stations; ,,,e,,,,,,
G!0-tST. LOUIS, CINCINNATI, LOU1SNlLLE,
AND PIlTSBUNG EMPRESS. Pitisburg ex'
oept Sunday Pullman Cars
l0I5-tNEW YORK, PHlLA DELPHIA, ND BAL
TIMORE EXPIRES. sleeping car 70 New YORK
and special sleeping ear to Philadelphia.
tDally ION Sunday only. Other trains daily, ex-
cept sunday. All trains stop at Relay station
For further Information apply at Ticket olices ~
depot corner New Jersey avenue and street, G0l,
g@ G0, and liSj pennsylyania avenue northwesi,'
WRshingtOn and Masonic Temple, High street,
Georgetown, where tickets can be procured and or
ders viii he taken for baggage 10 be checked ANA re-
L. NJ COLE w, NJ CLEMENTS
General Ticket Ag't. Master TTansn
e"e'" GEO st KOONTH Iener.,l Agent